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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1934
Page
11
The Daily News of Frederick Maryland outlines its publication and distribution details including location at Court Street and notes about Associated Press membership and exclusivity for certain dispatches. It mentions free spice promotions and lack of reader communications.
The 1534 history of Frederico County is celebrated with a grand review and pages of local pride. Citizens praise Frederico’s role in Maryland and national history while inviting visitors to three days of events and hospitality.
The National Industrial Conference Board estimates the cost of the low mood to Americans for 1930 to 1932 at 108 billion dollars with the depression beginning around 1828. Economists say workers suffer and businesses absorb losses as investors bear much of the downturn.
A partial, garbled OCR passage discusses serious topics with hints of social commentary. It mentions numbers and names in a nonspecific way while implying an observation about people being serene or affected by events. The unreadable text limits clear attribution or detail.
A local evangelical gathering discussed by Rev Genso and Mrs Gero featured selections titled Her Choice. The meeting aimed to unite attendees in faith and reflection, with Wednesday night services drawing a mixed crowd from the Rov community.
A reader in Beverly Hills author writes to the News about a speaker named Mir Reesere:t addressing cruises and a strong belief that the nation is moving from hardship. The message emphasizes a unique fervor and a call to avoid unnecessary work.
A book review praises the novel To the Vanquished, noting its focus on Nazi terror and a love story between a doctor’s daughter and a young trooper. The analysis highlights themes of fear, coercion, and personal renewal, while acknowledging some uneven finishing. The book is published by Doubleday.
Fifty and twenty years ago in Frederick local notes report Harrison and F. Roarer named to city positions. Guy Rickords listed as treasurer. a county boy wounded in the Mexican fighting returns home with a stiff knuckle wound in his left hand.
A garbled list from Germantown records mentions several individuals including Donald Benson John Upton Leame Mussetter Missases Leamen RoRYca Frances Hughes and J B Wusen among others. The text shows partial names and roles and appears to describe a summer consulate context with Mrs G L Sea and related figures.
Buckeystown Woman's Club members and friends enjoyed an outing at Belt's Park near Dickerson on a Tuesday evening with boating swimming and a phconic supper. The event was chaired by Mrs. D Tregone with help from Mrs. C E Main Mrs. H N Grimes Mrs. F D Moler Mrs Walter Bartlett and Mrs Edgar R Nicodemus.
Menu item notes include garnishes for summer foods such as pickles olives and pimiento stuffed varieties. Recipes feature baked stuffed tomatoes with tuna tartar sauce, Hawaiian conserve, and cod with fried breading. Instructions list ingredients like water onion pepper rice pineapple and citrus juice.
A Daily Lesson article discusses common misuses and pronunciation, then reports Frederick County set CCC quota at 162 for July. Eligible applicants are unmarried American citizens aged 18 to 25, with priority given to those on the County Welfare Board rolls. Applicants must allocate wages to dependents and meet unemployment and conduct criteria.
A stray insect was found among the tercentenary pageant display at the Fair Grounds. Maurice Tr kebower aided Horner Mercer in locating the bug among the event’s decorative items.
Editor Morris Fishle discusses how diets tailor nutrition like clothing. He lists foods causing indigestion in some, noting variety in individual tolerance and the role of fried and pastry items, with cautions about dairy and meats for sensitive readers.
A fragment cites a Colion remark about Pharisaic showmanship and prayer. It notes the idea that exterior piety without inner sincerity draws Satan’s mockery, framing hypocrisy as a central fault discussed in scripture.
Fragmentary notes from a June New York column mention Sophie Tucker and a social scene at York Hall. The text references ships, yachts, Irish themes, and mountain ranches, but details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
History page item notes anniversaries and events with sparse readable data. It references a person or event but lacks clear details, dates, or names to verify specifics.
A fragment notes Otis Skinner, famed actor, born at, with a reference to danger ahead and a hinged tale of bequests. The readable portion hints at a society piece about Fanny and a name connection, but the text is garbled and lacks a clear incident or date.
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