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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1934
Page
5
A Frederick Maryland edition laments press restrictions and editorial standards while noting trade students, epidemics, and insect threats. It highlights the danger of malaria, sleeping sickness, cholera, typhoid, and crop losses from pests, urging screening and spraying as defenses.
An archaic note lists printable Father’s Day greetings, urging readers to pick suitable verses for fathers. It mentions numbered lines with sentiments like thanks for a good example and blessings for the dad, and hints at orphaned youth crafting messages for the day.
A fragmented passage discusses worry and its effects on intellect and mood, noting how persistent fears can hinder reasoning and daily function. The text mentions effort to check worry and questions how it adds to overall distress.
A reader comments on the steel strike and a proposal reportedly from Wisam Green of the AFL urging presidential approval of a disinterested plan. The writer mocks Congress and calls for quick action by President Roosevelt to settle the dispute.
The Rev. Mr. Royal led a concluding sermon series at the church with vocal solos by Joe Royal and accompanying musicians. A Garden theme and special music were planned, with daily services and a final Sunday program including a guest speaker and closing prayers.
Announcement via Noah Cramer and Son Realtors details the sale of a modern six room dwelling with garage on Motter Avenue owned by Walter Al Custan. Purchaser named as part of the notice.
A fragmented look at past events in Frederick highlights incidents from two eras. A collision of local figures and mishaps is noted, including a merchant named Albert Dorsey and a rider taking his first car trip in 1900s style, with injuries described as minor.
Statement from George B. Fout, rector, describes operations of the Frederick Transient Center including the Middletown farm, improvements to Franklin street athlene, and staffing and meals for hundreds of men. It notes farm output, distribution of meals across local sites, morale, and aims for cooperative service to integrate transients into Frederick society.
An itemized report shows a class meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs John Smith. Fiester Whipp called the meeting to order with June 10 as a reference, noting attendees Jane and Jenn L South among others.
Frederick residents enjoy a busy early summer with the Maryland Centenary pageant at St Marys City, planned playground openings, and toll-rate removals on Point of Rocks and Brunsches bridges. June hosts weddings, garden blooms, and social events while local officials swap roles and summer conferences gather at Hood College. The era’s community notes celebrate civic life, with a note on the impending arrival of summer and ongoing regional activities.
Mt Airy High School announced scholastic mentions for each class year led by freshmen Sue Purdy and Jack Leatherwood and seniors Helen Leatherwood and Lucille Murdoch. Senior letters awarded for extracurriculars went to Dorothy Baker Blanche Dorsey Joseph Grim Marshall Hood Helen Leatherwood Doris Murray Wilmer Murray Luelle Murdoch Frances Mosley Lorraine Neel Catherine Roberts Alvie Anglesbee. Alumni medal for top yearly average went to Paul Kelly and a four-year high scholastic award to Helen Leatherwood, while Dorothy Louise Baker earned the faculty medal for best all around senior.
Day menus feature a dinner for four with strawberry frosting and deviled ham. The notes include leftovers guidance and measurements for bacon fat and carrot mix. Portions are suggested for cakes and citrus flavorings, with unspecified cups and spoons.
The excerpt recalls Solomon's famed judgment from I Kings 3 25 where the king orders the divide the living child between the two claimants and the line shifts to emphasize maternal love as the true life giver. Pollock notes call attention to the verse as a summation of bliss through maternal care.
By Paul Harrison notes a collage of social scenes in New York. Celebrities, nightlife, and entertainment figures populate the account with references to Rudy Vallee, H. G Wells, George Burns and Allen, and other noted personalities. The piece weaves remarks on fashion, venues, and public events of the season.
A compact look at anniversaries includes Sus of New Orleans, a merchant philanthropist who died in New Orleans after establishing a long running business. Also listed are Jered B Zaman, W Pow, Paul La Roque, Gen Robert Patterson, Gen Johnson Hagwood, Rt. Hon. Arthur, King Gustaf V, and Canadian statesman Arthur. A horoscope notes a studious nature and growing knowledge.
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