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Women Entering the Workforce and Policy Impacts in 1934
A 1934 column notes 19 000 008 working women in the United States as more enter paid labor, arguing their purchases sustain jobs. It contrasts Germany’s Hitler drive to curb female employment with U S policy showing women in federal roles. The piece underscores women voters and potential political effects.
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Forgiving Wives and the Call for Justice in Domestic Abuse
A polemical piece argues that forgiving wives seeking recourse against abusive husbands may be rewarded by a future divine judgment. It condemns harsh responses and suggests the need for accountability, noting older women resist harsh treatment while younger dependents may be pressured to forgive repeatedly.
Memorial service for fallen Maryland soldiers at Camp Ritchie
The First Regiment of Maryland National Guard held a two week service at Camp Ritchie Cascade Maine with 22 outdoor memorials for soldiers who died since the cut. The event spanned two years and included three named memorials and a gathering of veterans and officials.
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Bridge Across San Francisco Bay Prompts Guess at Honolulu Link
A letter to the editor from San Francisco dated July 23 describes plans rumored to span San Francisco Bay and even reach Honolulu if public funds fail. The writer, a sailor, voices frustration over strikes and lack of accountability while noting wire delays and fatigue among workers.
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Salvation Army warns on false tambourine solicitors
Captain Bernard C. Morris, Frederick Salvation Army commander, denounces tambourine solicitors as fraudulent. He notes the army halted tambourine fundraising last November and warns against children used to solicit funds, stressing no county activity except by him. A case involving a 9 year old girl was referred to authorities for action.
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Bernard C. Morris
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Bible Thought Train and childhood memory saying
A compact moral line from Proverbs echoes in a reflective note about guiding a child. The piece blends biblical phrasing with a quotation about how early lessons shape later years, attributed to J. C. Chowes.
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago Today In Frederick
Frederick column recalls events from long ago including a barn near Brook Hill storing grain and hay, a dye house, and local mentions. It notes a robbery with $125 stolen from a resident, arrests made in Hagerstown, and announces Frederick Republican Frederick N Zihlman seeking Congress in the Sixth District.
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The Tragic Anniversaries July 23 1914
NEA Service recounts the eve of World War I with focus on the July 23 1914 crisis. It notes the assassination in Sarejevo, the Austrian ultimatum to Serbia, and early mobilizations as nations align in the Triple Alliance and Triple Entente amid European tension. It highlights leaders in Belgrade Paris St Petersburg and Berlin observing the unfolding danger.
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France
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Homemakers Club Meeting Highlights And Local Notices
The Taneytown Homemakers Club held a July meeting in the Firemen’s Building with Miss Beha Koons and Miss Ruth Stambaugh in charge. The program featured Edith Hess’s “The Old Spinning Wheel,” recitations, music by Hazel Hess and Gene Walker, and a playlet by Mrs Clarence Naill and others. Guests and many locals attended. visits, anniversaries, and a church picnic in Rocky Ridge were noted along with reports from the local church conference and upcoming union service and wedding announcements.
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College Park
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Eugene Smith
Elaine
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Ila Harner
Dayton
Ohio
Edward Dillon
Clara Dillon
Washington
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Rginia Ott
Mary Saylor
Union Bridge
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Carson Grey Frater
Washington, DC
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Paw Myers
Shurch
John D. Hesson
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Witam Hankey
Hagerstown
Wwour Stull
Olan Maser
C G. Bower
Walter Mel David Yealey
Albert Ange
East Bowers
Cora Hankey
Miss Evan
Earl Charles Hemper
J. A Axwell
William Haz Hama Copenhaver
Elmer Null
William Copenhaver
Sundar
Sundar School Association
Quiet Holds In Strike Tension Across Industrial Areas
In Minneapolis a two day truce among truck drivers and federal mediators seeks lasting peace amid ongoing picket line violence that wounded several and left 68 feared injured. Across the West Coast longshoremen face a ballot vote on submitting differences to arbitration as San Francisco fuels a national labor momentum.
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Apron Social Planned at Laytonsville Church Lawn
The Aid Society of the Laytonsville M E E church plans an apron social on the lawn of Mrs. John Letzear near Claysville, starting at 2 o'clock on Wednesday. Mrs. Letzear and several others are in charge of arrangements.
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Rey Barber
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Donald Fraley
Eliminate Causes to Heal Intestines by Dr Morris Fishbedy
Health column by Dr Morris Fishbedy urges identifying and eliminating diet related causes of intestinal inflammation to prevent chronic illness. It describes symptoms such as severe cramps, watery stools, gas, and weight loss, plus cautious home care like rest, heat, and careful hydration. It warns against strong laxatives until appendicitis or peritonitis are ruled out.
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Fragmentary 19th Century Text on Belgium Kings and Notables
A garbled OCR passage references Ray Lyman Wilbur and Stanford, mentions Hollywood church leaders, and notes Belgium’s status as an independent state since 1831 with only four kings. The legible facts are sparse, with names and events embedded in unclear phrases.
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Rural Theatricals Thriving Amid Summer Resorts And Mobile Stages
New York theater life in July features actors fleeing summer stock miseries, performing on makeshift stages in parks under Works Progress Administration guidance. While some cast members face low pay and rough housing, rural theatres persist, mobile venues draw crowds, and fringe productions like James Penniless’s Little Show surface on city sidewalks.
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Today In History and Birthdays Across Time
Today in history lists events and notable deaths from years past including Ulysses S. Grant and Samuel Tarar Co z¢, with birthdays such as Colby McChester Jr of General Foods and Dr. Albert Shaw. Also notes figures like Steve Brody and Charles F. Ursechel in Oklahoma City and Minnesota history.
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Ulysses S. Grant
Steve Brody
Charles F. Ursechel
Oklahoma City
Colby McChester, Jr
General Food Company
Baltimore
Albert Shaw
New York
Butler County
Ohio
Clarence M. Young
Thurmont Tourment and Personal Notices
A fragmented Thurmont column notes Mrs Cache mime Hrandt returning a Teton frame after a visit with DS Jean Creager and grandparer Walter Wes. It mentions Grace Eng as a recent weekend guest of her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs George Eneish, plus other scattered items including a San Francisco born care toomist and Dean Salvador de Madanaca. The horoscope forecasts a strong impulsive period this month and cautions moderating emotions.
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Jean Creager
Walter Wes
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