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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1934
Page
5
A garbled OCR sample from The Daily News Frederick shows disjointed phrases about Associated Press content and restrictions on communications. It references news material, prints policy language, and includes odd names and abbreviations without clear events or dates.
The article notes a nationwide effort to conserve bird life with new refuges opening in Arkansas, North Carolina, and Oregon. It emphasizes protecting feeding and breeding routes, highlighting the role of species like squirrels and honey bees in supporting bird populations.
Celebrating his fortieth birthday the Prince of Wales is urged to be seen as a substantial businesslike figure rather than a marriage prospect or romantic ideal. Report emphasizes his hard work, practical sense, and restraint of romantic legends, noting his mature status and enduring dignified bearing.
An unclear item notes share cost of unknown BCRRGW with fragmented data. Reads as a quirky reference to Luff's Stuff while mentioning SOQARLIN and a cost figure without full context or dates.
ERS notes Helywood call and June 23 chatter about Barney Baruch leaving Wall Street while Harting writes about sports and the American Olympic event coming to town. The piece mentions many athletes and the era’s financial tension, with a look at public attention on business leaders and sports.
June notices mention Marion Davies and a portrait in American collection. Reports reference political figures and weather outlook for the week and filings for senatorial positions. The fragmented text lists names and dates tied to events and locations, with minimal coherent details.
The story brick dueling F James H Steele and Mrs AY Belt at 234 East Church rect was sold at a sheriff’s sale held this morning at the courthouse in Shaner City for a mortgage of $3. Dutrow acted as auctioneer.
Frederick column notes older items tracked by the MLY AbAnS column for 1845. It recalls a Hagerstown vote that swung 2203 to 1032 against a measure and mentions a two year period marked by anti charter sentiment by more than two to one.
Menu reads include breakfast items such as bran muffins coffee and cereal with a recipe note for an upside down cake. It mentions sour milk fat and bran portions, sugar levels and serving guidance. Readings list items and hours alongside a school setting reference in Frederick Street.
June heat spurs more weddings and picnics as warm weather brings lighter attire to religious conferences and public events. The Frederick County Historical Pageant features notable figures as the Potomac Park scene returns with Cavalry reenactments and picnic gatherings near campus gates. Nearby officials advocate banking reform, alumni banquets, and chamber of commerce outings while civic groups plan summer events and public services.
James Donahue, a frequent backstage observer with stage and actress interests, secretly donned a prince costume and slipped into the audience area during a Woolworth show. He greeted Hassard Short and Jack Ken, prompting their laughter as police-like guards escorted him out. The episode also notes rumored links to Dorothy Verna and Dorothy Ditley.
A collage of historic events and birthdays is presented. Notable dates include Reuben Fussey born in Pelham New Hampshire died in Boston 1866, Felix Darley Philadelphia born and died in Claymont 1858, James Ewing missionary to India born Rural Valley Pennsylvania died Princeton New Jersey 1923, and Charles Nesbit born Akron Ohio died Washington 1933. Also mention Penns peace treaty 1663 Cave’s victory 1757 and early typewriter patent 1568. Birthdays include Bronson Cutting Irvin Cobb Charles Hilles W Laxson Little and Edward Prince of Wales with horo scope predicting a stable life filled with good works.}
Disjointed OCR fragment references insults to workers and questions of allegiance. Mentions Senator George W Norris, John Maynard Miss Dormny, and a comparison to armor bearing light loads. Context unclear. conveys political dissent and governance machinery concerns.
Health magazine notes progress in medicine over 50 years since influenza and other illnesses. It asserts electrical testing of heart and nervous system aids diagnosis and treatment. It claims medicine aims to produce healthier, more efficient people and that today’s university entrants are taller and heavier than in the past.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a daily English lesson and a tough ride with incomplete context. No clear names or dates emerge. record notes a disrupted phrase about a lesson and a difficult experience.
A fragment discusses genetic ideas from a prior era, noting that heredity influences birth, inherited traits, and disease response. It mentions pernicious anemia and the shaping of the human body by hereditary factors, asserting growing but incomplete knowledge.
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