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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1934
Page
7
A garbled era text from The Daily News advertises print rights and Associated Press policy. It mentions publication guidelines, copyright, and restricted use of content, with reference to Frederick, Maryland postal handling and second class matter.
A 1934 column extols federal action against crime, praising the Lindbergh case as a test of conclusive proof and highlighting the role of the Department of Justice in pursuing abductors. It notes former fugitives like Dillinger and Bank robbers and urges local police to adopt aggressive tactics to “get their man.”
Government plans reduce residential rates in Great Britain to encourage telephone use. 1929 statistics show Britain lagging behind the United States and several other countries, with 4.2 telephones per 100 people. Proposed changes target October 1 with specific regional rates and a shift away from private company charges. The effort follows accusations that private firms have hindered progress with high costs.
A clipped reader letter from Absand S S Matolo dated September 26 criticizes editors and pay practices across eastern and midwestern newspapers. The terse note highlights editorial routines and the prevalence of lenses in print.
The First Infantry Maryland National Guard conducted area inspection at Camp Albert Ritchie Cascade on July 23 for an upcoming maneuver. Col. Markey appointed regimental athletic officers and the annual officers dance was set for Monterey Country Club with a Rotary Club talk on Battle Monuments in Europe.
A digest of past events in Frederick including a disturbance at a Saylar event, a local riding party, and a property sale. The Market Street building near Shipley’s store changed hands for 16 1000 dollars from the Mel Den estate, with Rosencur purchasing adjoining property. A farrier incident left a man named Liddie Thurmont briefly unconscious after a horse bit him and a new shoe caused a deep arm wound.
A 1924 reminiscence reviews the July 26 1914 crisis preceding World War I. The piece notes German and Austrian positions and diplomatic moves among Russia, France, Britain, and the powers, with Grey proposing a four-power declaration.
A late telegram notes that while no designs on Serbia exist, assurances of tranquillity depend on Russia and urge France to use influence for peace. The Austro Ambassador reports pressure over the Austrian ultimatum and hints at possible modification to avoid escalation.
J Howard Johnson Garageman in Salisbury submits a Blue Eagle protesting the Post Office Department contract awarded to a rival at prices below the automotive repair code. Johnson notes two bids met code minimums of 1 dollar per hour while a third bid at 75 cents per hour was accepted, alleging a 21 percent cut below the RA code price. He appeals to Gen Hugh S Johnson, National Recovery Administrator, for remedy.
A dated home menu presents a tomato pickle recipe and a stuffed tomato bake with ingredients and steps. It lists items like firm tomatoes, crumbs, paprika, onions, celery, water, sugar, horseradish, and vinegar, with baking times and preparation notes. The instructions describe soaking, dredging in corn meal, frying brown, then baking, and detail green tomato pickle ingredients and quantities.
A book review discusses Yvonne Cloud's Mediterranean Blues a satire on infidelity. The plot follows a young London department store girl whose pursuit of a carefree affair entangles her with a pompous admirer and a neighbor, leading to crime, psychoanalytic themes, and social consequences.
Dr Morris Fishl eds explains chronic sinus infection in children linked to adenoids tonsillitis and other illnesses. He notes signs such as frequent nosebleeds sneezing headaches earache and fever and discusses diagnosis treatment and cautions about drainage and diet.
A brief note on an English language lesson emphasizes analyzing an idea and exploring its core influence. The piece discusses how a single concept can shape writing and thought, urging careful study of language choices.
N A Lufburrow argues doctors who treat disease deserve fees. He notes physicians handle swollen throats tonsils appendix and decaying teeth and compare their skill to art. The statement defends medical labor and patient care fees.
A lively digest from New York weeklies describes social quirks from a playboy marriage joke to cosmopolitan notes. It mentions Rose Quong, Gay Orlova, O Z Whitehead, Bert Lehr, and other names, plus fashion show mishaps and a humorous anecdote about a man paging through a city directory.
A collage of historical notes lists anniversaries and births. Entries include Samuel Jones related to New York television and politics, William Jennings Bryan death, Benjamin Franklin’s era routes, and notable births such as Elia Boole Eduard House and George Corleyou, with scattered dates and places across the United States.
The column notes notable figures such as an Irish born writer and a French biographer, with reference to birthdays and a forecast. It warns a speaker with strong creative promise may face discipline or retirement if caution is not observed.
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