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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1934
Page
5
The Daily News requires notices to be properly formed and submitted as requested. They may be mailed or telephoned but must include real names and accurate details. The paper reserves the right to reject or edit submissions that misstate character or reputation of any person or corporation.
The American Chemical Society aims to educate households through neighborhood groups and clubs with nontechnical explanations of how chemistry improves daily living. Prominent educators join the movement to promote health and happiness in home life.
Westminster March 7 Marcus Pickett and William Stem, sons of local families, were in an American Oil truck bound for Pittsburgh when a culvert near Warfieldsburg caused a crash. Stem suffered minor injuries while Pickett sustained severe facial cuts requiring 19 stitches and is recovering at Maryland General Hospital.
A Boston orphan confined by a half mad aunt and uncle endures a stagnant life until a New York suitor briefly stirs her. She cannot choose or act, loses her freedom, and returns to isolation, culminating in a complete mental breakdown despite an intelligent portrayal. Published by Reynal and Hitchcock.
The property management and rental department leases the Sotheron and Francis D. Howard properties at 29 East Second Street to Dr Ira S. Brandfield. They will move in on April 1 and make it their future home.
Column notes from March 7 1884 reflect on past events in Frederick with references to public sales and local improvements. Mentions individuals such as Rev Felton and Fred S as a new attorney, plus work begun at Frederick City Garage under John H Grose.
AP Fashion Editor notes spring capes return in varied forms from woolly three quarter lengths to fur and feather capes. Reversible capes and fluttering long gowns feature bold contrasts and bold colors in designer showings from Molyneux to Augustabernard with beaded bands and pink taffeta accents.
Readers criticize political leadership and ethics citing Lincoln’s era and modern bankers in Frederick County. Marshall L. Grove urges honest unselfish leadership while Burwell H. Linthicum warns against graft and political loyalty erosion.
Dr Morris Pishbedn presents a health column addressing reader questions about health topics. The article discusses general wellness ideas and references a study noting a change in fat feel and related considerations, offering guidance in a cautious tone.
A damaged excerpt discusses gender differences in sleep and behavior among children, noting variations in rest patterns between girls and boys and referencing the impact of routine and environment on sleep quality. The text reflects observational commentary rather than a clear study or conclusion.
Fragmented entries mention Copperville area residents including Cesperitis and the Baker family near Tan town, with visits by Ms D R Zepp to Ars L 4 Foutz. A Farm description notes John Spence tenanted property and neighbors gathered for a Monday event.
A marriage license is issued in Hagerstown for William C. Veigh Jr 23 of Washington and Thelma Lows Moore 21.
The passage offers scattered biblical quotes and medieval commentary on duty and piety. It references Luke and Augustine along with vague notes on movements and SOPs, noting a warm journey before bed and general progression in a historical fragment.
An article recounts the era’s secret password led speakeasies with a hydraulically operated door and rituals to gain admission. It notes the door’s risk as a fire hazard and hints the proprietors may melt it down if no buyer appears, with a quip about Andrew Volstead. The piece also includes a fanciful tale about a baby mug inscription and Broadway wit Chuck Steuer refuting Hollywood plagiarism claims.
A digest of historical anniversaries and notable birth dates. Entries mention James Breckenridge, Ben Ames Williams, Mary Norton, and other figures with scattered dates and locations, reflecting a retrospective list of births and deaths across years and places. The scattered names include politicians, writers, and explorers with varied origins and eras.
The text cites critics like Dean Roscoe Pound and Senator Schall on government overreach and press control. Lex freeman rights are debated as calls for commissions and centralized power clash with wartime communications policy and military aviation limits.
Court notes show Reno Harp and Jacob Rohrbeck as trustees to John W. Cline, to David W. Stitely for county property at 4 953.25 dollars. Hugo Bat referenced in arts and murals, with Dr Thomas G Masaryk as Czernoslovakia president noted. Horoscope and stray lines follow.
A home kitchen menu collects items for a day including leftover egg yolks mashed potatoes currant jam and spiced gelatin salad. It lists salad dressing with sour cream and chocolate cake plus a luncheon menu with soup eggs on toast and plum pear sauce. A separate note covers a prayer meeting change and related announcements.
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