Education and opportunity in a time of unemployment
The article reflective piece from 1934 highlights May and June as prime for higher education, noting private and public schools, colleges, and universities. It argues education lifts individuals in the job market, cites statistics on college graduates, and asserts education remains a key advantage despite economic hardship. It warns that hard times affect the untrained more, while education seeds future success and progress.
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America
Advertising Education and Economic Growth Highlight
A historical note extols advertising as a driver of cost reduction and efficiency in personal and home use, claiming it fueled the American economy’s growth in advertising educated the public and supported industries such as automobiles, hinting at modernizing benefits and widespread impact.
Grove Again Calls Attention To Need Of New Bridges
A letter to the editor urges Montgomery County officials to replace aging bridges at Point of Rocks and Brunswick. The writer emphasizes a long-standing need and calls for prompt action amid growing traffic and safety concerns.
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Grove
Point of Rocks
Brunswick
Washington
Garess
Beverly Hits Calif June 2 Humorous Letter on Ape Theory
A reader from Beverly Hits California on June 2 critiques a fictional Smutasonian Institution claiming humans descended from apes. The letter mocks formal credentials like MD and PhD and humorously urges people to drop pretensions and acknowledge the old ape theory with irony.
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Beverly Hits
Calif
Smutasonian Instuuchonm
Debate on Feasibility of a Free Bridge at Whites Ferry
William J. Grove argues that a free bridge between Harpers Ferry and Washington over the Potomac would boost trade and employment. He cites Point of Rocks as an alternative, noting current tolls, state subsidies, and the risk to Frederick County if Whites Ferry is not improved. He urges Maryland to press Virginia for a cross state commitment, fearing two years until legislative action.
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Whites’ Ferry
Harpers Ferry
Maryland
Virginia
Frederick
Oloss
William J. Grove
Braddock Heights
Hagerstown
Taneytown
Precerick
Frederick Fall
Senate
Col Russel Martin
Grand Republic
E State Aerie
Haytes
Fair Grounds
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago Today In Frederick
Frederick columns recall events from 2 18g2 including city tax commissioners and notable residents Mae Helen Grace and others.
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Frederick
Ewmense and
Mae Helen Grace Or
Commencement Season Dazzles as Maryland Schools Graduate
The Maryland School for the Deaf reports its largest class of 21 graduates, Hood College holds 93 degree candidates in a climactic week, and high schools across the county plan dozens of ceremonies. Addresses, music, and alumni gatherings mark a busy late spring scene with hundreds of families in attendance.
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Hal
Roosevelt
United States
Maryland
Hood College
Hngh
Co Heid
Joseph EH Apple
Lovettsville Encampment Notes and Parish Sermon Report
Fragmented page notes Lovettsville items: a sermon by Rev A. SB. Peeler from Proverbs 22.23, parish class and junior announcements, and an Encampment event at Paris Encampment No. 20 with a Friday parade on the 26th. Names such as George L. obrechs appear in the parade report.
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Lovettswi Weil
Hugh Schop
A. SB. Peeler
Stanteyer
Aaviee
Tsake
Roger
Will
Alice
Lucille Conner
Paris
George L. Obrechs
Historical Dates and Birthdays Highlight Today
A fragmented history page lists anniversaries from 1622 to 1911 including figures such as Joan Sobieski and early political leaders. It notes birthdays like Mrs. William H Taft and Grover Whalen, with scattered mentions of engineers, ministers, and explorers. A rough horoscope suggests travel and wandering fortunes.
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Joan WY
Sobieski
Poland
Roangse
Virgirze
Johnn God
Asate
Albany
N.Y
Thomas Hardy
Edward
William H Taft
Cincinnati
Grover A. Whalen
New City
Richard H Atshton
Evyat
Frank E Wermon
Alaine
Bishop Dimes
Baker
San Francisco
M. E. Church
Til
Winifred Clara Cutles
Leacer
Tod
A Book A Day By Broce Cation
A fragmentary note discusses A Book A Day by Broce Cation and a fixed book about Down East fishers. The readable lines reference Alfred Stinford and indicate a sprint item with a page count or catalog code 134 S50R abo.
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Broce Cation
Down East
Fishers
Alfred Stinford
Frederick High School Graduate Honored in Recital
A Frederick High School student earned honors at a school recital. The event highlighted the student’s achievements in music and noted the influence of east coast institutions and family support in shaping the performance.
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Henry T Wan
Baltimore
Frederick High School
Stage and theater notes mix with Broadway rumors
The column sketches a volatile season with actors and financiers shaping shows on stage. It mentions a 16 year old actress, the decline of past blockbusters, and the return of The Green Pasture to Broadway next spring after a star tour. It hints at Whiting’s Horse and a gossip heavy press milieu surrounding Center Pack and beards.
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Green Pasture
Broadway
Abe
Diet Projected to 42D the Tube
A health note from the Journal of Am Medica discusses a diet projection for the tube. It claims changes differ from the proven method and suggests allowances of a whole egg rather than dust.
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Journal of Am Medica
The
Tuberculosis Case Guidelines From Fragmentary Note
A fragment discusses general ideas on managing tuberculosis cases. It mentions usefulness in broad contexts and hints at practical approaches without specific data or identifications. The text remains ambiguous but points to overarching strategies for TB handling.
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