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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1934
Page
5
The text outlines publication rules for alcome notices and advertising amending procedures. It states notices must be received with the writer’s real name and are not accepted by telephone. It warns against erroneous reflections about any person or organization and notes corrections will be printed upon editor notification.
The piece weighs whether the United States should relinquish naval and military bases in the Philippines if independence is granted. It argues bases are needed to protect the wards and uphold security, while noting bases are costly and unlikely to deter Japan offensively. The essay cautions against premature abandonment without ensuring self defense.
The government wages a real war on bootleggers with a new Stamp tax requiring every liquor container to bear a stamp. Illicit or missing stamps bring long prison terms. Public opinion favors enforcement, hoping to curb tax evasion and end the era of bootlegging profits.
A fragmentary letter from N. A. Lufburrow mocks congressional tactics and expresses frustration with government actions. The writer questions wisdom behind proposals and urges citizens to engage rather than accept folly from Congress in Washington.
A letter to the editor from Dana Nebraska discusses wartime conditions in Chicago and nearby areas. It mentions Army officers General Weetover and Colonel Hickam, concerns about pay, credit, and the movement of troops and filers, and urges Congress to take action promptly. The piece references breakfast at Midette Beverly and notes difficulties with weather and transportation.
Hyatts town records show a flurry of visits among residents including Mrs Betty Brown Mrs Elizabeth Horne and Miss Lillian Stone with Burdette family and other locals. A horse accident near Middletown injures J Homer Renn burg causing a serious left foot injury. he is recovering at home.
Fragmentary notes recount a grand jury report and references to individuals and events from Frederick in 1814. The text mentions a foreman, a secretary, a Mr Kemp with a purse, and other scattered items titled Fifty and Twenty Years Ago Today In Frederick from The Celarns of The News March 3, 1814.
A muddled list of recipes and ingredients outlines several dishes including scalloped salmon, vegetable sides, and desserts. Instructions mention butter, milk, flour, sugar, and spices with steps like mixing, pouring into a baking dish, chilling, and baking in a moderate oven. The fragment references lemon, banana, coconut, and almond flavors in desserts.
The Pleasant Grove Ladies Aid and January Soviets held a monthly meeting Thursday afternoon at Eagar Dars home. Mrs. Daves presided as president, the gathering opened with a song and scripture readings followed by prayers.
William J. Grove of Lime Kiln Md argues the delinquent tax list ads cost $7.20 per item plus printing, often totaling 10.85 with taxes and interest, creating hardship for homeowners unable to pay. He urges reducing or removing ad costs and cites district coverage and courthouse budget pressures.
The Hood College Glee Club directed by Miss Mildred Phillips presented a concert in Brodbeck Hall on a Friday evening. The program featured Dutch and German music with performances by 24 singers, piano accompaniment by Eleanor Eishelberger, and a German dance set by eight members of the Dance Club. The event included Saint-Saens pieces, Boccherini, and Granados, ending with an encore and a reading by the Missionary Society.
Subzero temperatures at Frederick Airport and a snow storm gave residents a rare old time winter. Hood College announced Rev Dr Henry L Stahr of Philadelphia to become president on July 1, succeeding Dr Joseph H Apple after forty years. A Monocacy battlefield project revival pushed for a 50000 Public Works Administration grant for a mill park site.
A jumbled history roundup lists birthdays and events with many OCR errors. It cites Willem C. Macready born 1793 and George M. Pullman born 1881, plus Alexander Graham Bell and Lincoln Beachley with dubious details. Also references Florida statehood 1845 and a horoscope advising temperance and effort.
Bruce Catton reviews a novel titled Bloody Marys and a school story about a 19 year old student with rough teachers. The piece praises its lessons games and character growth while noting the reviewer’s nostalgia for Brown’s and Steik & Co. publications and the book’s setting in a small school.
An omen from Washington is selected as the nucleus of the Women International Aerial Police under the Women international Association of Aeronautics. The unit will function as special police for the Washington district. The bagpipe tradition is noted among the British troops of the Romans.
A New York audience sparked laughs during Eugene ONeill's Wilderness with a sneezing interruption on stage. The column recalls past theater mishaps from Moscow to Be yond Evil and notes audience reactions to awkward lines and stage misfortunes, including stage door troubles and a falling wall gag.
Fragmented notes discuss medical topics including heart arteries and eye symptoms. Mentions specializations and observations on brain and body health with references to conditions affecting circulation and eye symptoms amid unclear context.
Historical text notes early medical claims on headaches and nervous disorders. It mentions a physician issuing a special mandate to subjects and stresses the importance of prior dustase examinations for treatment outcomes.
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