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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1934
Page
5
The passage presents a faded masthead statement from The Daily News of Frederick Maryland noting its independence and printing details. It mentions Associated Press affiliation, publication practices, and postal classifications while warning against improper use of writers real names. The text reflects old newspaper boilerplate about attribution and contact.
A 1934 summary laments Roosevelt wielding powers rivaling European dictatorships amid a sweeping legislative session. It lists acts from Gold Rescue to National Bank Deposits, emphasizing expansion of Federal authority and economic recovery measures post inauguration.
Beverly Hills reader comments on Hitler and Mussolini press images as they arrive. The letter praises William Allen White for Americanism and mocks a newspaper’s handling of notices while noting franchise chatter and public figures.
A fragmented 19th century style note by A. Lufburrow speaks of sidelined motion and uncertain business prospects. The text emphasizes trust in luck and collective patience as a path forward amid gloom.
Plans for daily outdoor services in a Camp Meeting style at a grove near the U B Church in Harrisburg with electric lighting. First service July 1 at 8 pm featuring Glad Hand Men's Class from New Street U B Church. Arthur Bedner leads a 75 member class. 108 in Sunday school. radio programs to follow.
Fifty and twenty years ago in Frederick a column recalls events: a marriage at Buckerstown between Edna Neighbors and Jasper Price. pastor Rev Isaae Motter of Buckeystown Reformed church officiated. repair work on the Aspory A M E church on Eas All S street. local notes mention various residents and happenings.
June notices list guests and visits across Barnesville including Darby Burdette of St Louis staying with Mrs Laurence Price, Spriggs Hays family with Mrs Mary W Hays, Jerome Offut moving into Henry White house, and a breakfast hosted by the Woman's Democratic Club attended by several locals and visitors. Also mentions Jell Patlips from Staunton as house guest, Taylor E Dara from Washington visiting, and Elizabeth Brown returning home for the summer.
A car crash occurred early Sunday morning on a highway near Leafstar. The driver, Gaugh, escaped with minor lacerations and bruises despite the vehicle being badly damaged. Scientists note some people with acute hearing may still be deaf to certain sounds.
Daily lesson emphasizes proper usage and pronunciation with examples. It covers misuses like the phrase the whole bunch of children are going and favors group. It highlights Lyre vs lyre, ensures correct spelling, and urges mastering one word at a time to grow vocabulary.
A critical look at a biography on 1930s German leadership. The author portrays Hindenburg, von Papen, and Hitler as products of Junker influence, corruption, and political fear. The editor notes the work reveals a candid, unsettling view of events leading to the rise of the Nazi regime.
Amelia Earhart, famed flyer, designs and models a two piece costume. It features seersucker used in men's wear, brown and white colors, a detachable white linen collar, a brown linen underlayer, a brown belt, brown buttons, and a round straw hat to complete the look.
Health columnist urges caution with fireworks to prevent injuries and deaths. Editor notes past burns, eye injuries, and lockjaw, urging laws, safe handling, and immediate treatment for powder burns to protect children and families.
A reflective note cites Ecclesiastes about vanity under the sun and mentions Quarles on family shame and personal secrets. The fragment blends biblical verse with a moral meditation on private burdens.
In New York twenty rich men commute by yacht, club and private ships along East Twenty-sixth Street near Bellevue Hospital. Commodore James Ainha and Henry B. H. Eupler’s yacht lead a flotilla while owners such as Junius Morgan William Harkness and Ogden Sills shore up crews, wages, and luxury fittings, highlighting the scale of private o ceanside living and costs.
A collage of historical anniversaries and birthdays lists figures such as Scot born W Flagg Pioneer Dred January 1, operatic tenor Richard Crooks born in Trenton New Jersey and writer Sidney Howard. It notes ages and places of birth across diverse dates.
Fragmentary note indicates an event or attendance at Hyattstown on June 3 involving individuals named Merres or similar. Details unclear due to garbled OCR.
A garbled piece discusses self restraint and the dangers of excess in life. It notes a tendency toward indulgence and the importance of proper curb on impulses to shape a better character. The tone suggests a cautionary moral lesson.
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