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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1934
Page
7
A historic notice from The Daily News Agency with boilerplate about publication rights and press association affiliations. The fragment references the Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company and local masthead branding.
Community leaders plan next month’s observances with parades and concerts but call for safer, sane celebrations. The article notes fireworks cause deaths injuries and costly fires, urging restraint over explosive displays while preserving patriotism.
Ding, the famed cartoonist turned head of the biological survey, warned the State Garden Club Federations that deforestation and land drainage have created dust storms. He urged national and state conservation of forests and water bodies to prevent future calamities and protect communities from disaster.
A brief item outlines an English lesson feature titled Daily Lesson In English Dattertess. The note signals a recurring instructional segment likely aimed at classroom or radio readers.
A roundup of society happenings includes dances, weddings, and club events. Notables mentioned include Yale and Johns Hopkins affiliates, the Perfection Lodge Braddock outing, the Daughters of the American Revolution meeting at Hood College, and plans for Tercentenary observances with attendees from Frederick and nearby towns.
A Wednesday and Thursday gathering by Sisters of Mountain Cry Temple No 14 featured Miss Zimmerman as Supreme Representative. A luncheon and bridge party at 2 proceeded to a bridge event at Opel's college Braddock with prizes to Mrs Knock first and several others named. Guests included Mrs Lex, Mrs Roland W mh, Mrs M J Cro, Mrs Louis Leb he Boer, and attendees from Baltimore like Miss Ea Graham.
The article notes the wedding of Mr Harry Behn and Catherine Artman Connor officiated by Rev L J Me Daws. It also reports Miss Ethel Conper Knoxtle in critical condition at City Hospital, residence listed as 25. The afternoon update states her condition as unchanged.
The piece details Park Avenue living with $500000 yearly penthouse leases versus $5 weekly rooftop cottages. It notes social shifts as servants move from fixed quarters to day labor, and highlights famous names and diners at Miss Palmer’s restaurant, including Eddie Cantor, Rockefeller Jr., Mae Clark, Barbara Stanwyck, and Will Rogers, among others.
Health note discusses summer related earache and water in the ear. It warns about Eustachian tube issues and potential infections, advising medical evaluation for proper diagnosis and treatment rather than home remedies.
A fragmented note warns about ear injuries and foreign objects causing pain. It mentions possible drum damage and the need to avoid inserting items into the ear while advising cautious behavior when discomfort occurs.
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