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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1934
Page
5
The text appears as mixed newspaper boilerplate about free notices and editorial policy. It notes advertising will not be taken by phone and urges written notices to the office. It mentions attribution requirements for alleged facts and protection of personal characters.
Tuesday June 29 1934 feature mocks Hollywood gossip columns for chasing scandal about a famous actress who suffers from corns. The piece notes readers' interest in her distress, laments intrusion into private pain, and pleads for restraint while praising her near iconic beauty.
A reflective piece on choosing work for usefulness and happiness. It argues real compensation comes from meaningful duties, not fame or wealth, noting society needs many professions from barbers to teachers and merchants, and that satisfaction varies by vocation.
Mr and Mrs ofMx Lame cantnes on Sundar.
A letter to The News editor from Holywood laments the flood of murder reports. The writer argues readers cannot keep up with Case numbers and classifications A B C describing who killed whom, calling for brevity and clarity in crime coverage.
A birthday dinner was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Glade in Brunswick on Sunday honoring their mother’s 64th birthday. Attending were relatives from Frederick, Leesburg, Licksville, Lovettsville, Washington D C and Philadelphia among many others, with numerous gifts and a pleasant gathering.
An unsigned letter to the editor from a taxpayer in the Helpless Community objects to using Athletic Park on Franklin Street for transients. Because the writer's name is not disclosed the paper will not publish the letter as policy requires.
Forty five years ago today events in Frederick included discussions on removing a road around a park and a burglary near East Paty where a thief fled after damaged grape arbors. Local notes recount fires, licenses, and small incidents from nearby towns.
Dr Morris Fishbein reports brass fumes and zinc exposure trigger chills and illness in foundry workers with seasonal and indoor factors raising risk. Symptoms include sudden shakes, throat dryness, coughing, and sweating. most recover by next day but health remains below average for the trade.
Local college students return home for summer from Western Maryland College and others. Families host gatherings with Belair Salisbury and Baltimore visits. The ninth grade picnic at Glen Echo, a diary of social visits, a Methodist Children’s Day program, and baccalaureate service mark community activities in Poolesville and surrounding areas.
Radio AP reports a radio studio wedding from WRECA New York to be performed by Rev. Frank Bord at 5 45 PM as part of a Human Understanding program. It lists upcoming broadcasts including Philadelphia summer concert series on CBS July 5 and overseas plans from London on July 2 with WJZ NBC.
Congress settles change to Glass Steagall era rule reducing the director stock ownership from 2500 to 1000 dollars in par value. Conferees on the Federal Reserve and Deposit Insurance bill reach agreement, with Fletcher Fish proposal to repeal section 31 supported by Senate and House.
Detour y Muller and Mrs and Mr Lester of Sunday E and Mrs Joseph Salter and Mr and Mrs George Chisxeil were Sunday guests of AL and Mrs Charles Bodmer at Mount Raimes.
A damaged recipe fragment lists asparagus gelatin mold with vinegar salt paprika and onions. includes a salad dressing with yolks sugar vinegar mustard water and salt. a sour cream addition. and spice cookies with fat sugar flour cloves cinnamon and salt. Directions are partial and assume chilling and baking steps.
A book of short daily stories by an unnamed journalist covers World Series yacht races prize fights and other events. The pieces retain freshness from original newspaper publication and offer honest amusement and insight into the author.
Winchester authorities report champagne and red wines back on hotel and restaurant menus for the first time since the local leader was voted out years before national prohibition. Dispensers note brisk trade for champagne and sherry despite high prices as other wines resume sales.
In Manhattan fans display detached enthusiasm, focusing on the chase for victory rather than outcome. The Baer Carnera prize fight draws a stadium frenzy with celebrities, shifting cheers, and rapid word spread from ringside to the crowd.
Readings of notable births and deaths with dates across history. Pascal, Webb, Spurgeon, Brooks, Hatbirs, and others listed by year. Also notes on battles, parties, and institutional milestones with scattered place names and dates.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference James J. Walker and James J. heavy weigh mace names, a vacuum tool market mention, and birthdays or ages of William A. Brady, Vance C. McCormick, and others. Horoscope hints suggest outdoor nature, broad temperament, family growth, and wealth fortune cautions.
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