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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1934
Page
7
The notice outlines publication rules for advertisements and submissions, prohibiting ad content that is false or defamatory unless consented, and requiring written authorization for authorship. It notes the need for official channels, postal submission, and prohibition of coercion or illegal acts in postings.
A fragment recalling March mornings, memory returning with birdsong and hints of spring. It contrasts tax work with visions of warmer days, gardens, and a future free from winter chores as nature signals renewal.
Frederick readers recall the moving season's costs and choices with notes on renting versus buying, prosperity from better housing, and scarce quarters despite new building. Eyewitness items reflect local life, prices, and social tensions including a near-lynching incident near Adamstown and theatre talk.
School notes define intrinsic as an inner quality or value. The passage trains readers to identify misused words and practice correct spelling and meaning. It emphasizes careful sentence construction and focus on intrinsic traits rather than external appearances.
Bruce Cattom notes a new novel set in 1932 33 aboard a German trawler returning to find Hitler in power. The captain longs for the Kaiser while others confront brutality and repression. Cattom questions the fiction versus fact in this propaganda styled tale.
Fragmentary notes compare winter heat and roses with summer memories. The text muses on changing feelings, September recollections, and a longing to revisit past days. It also mentions Oregon basins yielding twenty two varieties of material samples from the pleistocene era.
The Lenten social season shows few events while Easter dances are planned. The Catoctin Club will host an Easter dance organized by a committee led by Charles T. Butcher and Burton Creager, with other social gatherings noted around Frederick including bridge parties and club meetings.
A party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E O Emn Waikeesvills celebrated Cathene with refreshments and group games. Attending were numerous family members including Mary Elimabesn Stauffer Cetherne Onur and Midred Pauline Trout with relatives and friends from the community.
Dr Morris Pishbein notes overuse of sunlight and artificial sunlamps causes skin damage and serious conditions. He warns of blistering and inflammation from excess exposure, worsened skin diseases, and potential tumor risk, urging moderation and supervised use of sun equipment.
A chaotic slice of historical notes lists governors, births, deaths, and anniversaries across the United States. It references Texas politics, Lexar near Lexington, Adams, and figures linked to New York and Ohio with scattered dates and ages.
Old timers recall Corse Payton a pioneer of American melodrama and stock companies. His career spanned the Midwest to New York, with a famed ten twenty price scale and a prolific repertory company. He died in Newross and was buried in Comerville Iowa, leaving a legacy in early American theater.
A dated home menu lists chicken South American style with a Buttered Cauliflower Salad. Instructions describe making a white sauce with flour and milk, seasoning with paprika and pepper, and preparing a feta relish dressing. Serves six to eight with notes on quantities and serving setup.
The passage presents a jumble of names, dates, and stray phrases including Samuel Yelm, Wists P. Cocos, A. Tada, and Mention of a horoscope. It references locations, historians, and a plan for roads and education but lacks coherent narrative or verifiable events.
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