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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1934
Page
7
The passage outlines press notices for the Southern Manufacturing section and Associated Press credits. It forbids advertising in notices, requires letters by mail or telephone, and states no communication will be printed without editor approval. It warns against misstatements or defaming firms and confirms post office registration and second class mailing.
In 1934 remarks emphasize a shop as a happy trading place. Clean bright storerooms and well lit displays entice shoppers. A cheerful, patient sales staff is praised while a sour tone hurts business. Science aims to cut waste except half a cigarette.
A compact note highlights common English usage errors and pronunciations. It explains phrases like I am not sure but what I shall be there and clarifies apologue as a didactic fable form with Aesop cited. It urges expanding vocabulary each day through a focused word.
Letters to the editor argue for placing the Artz Free Library in the academy area citing central location and expansion potential. A writer from Frederick County requests selecting a site in the academy corridor over business districts, noting remodeling costs, parking, and vacant space for future growth.
A book review traces the rise of General Motors and early American automobiling. It covers the first autos with whep sockets, a 1895 cross country race, innovations by Michigan inventors, Roy D. Chapin’s Detroit to New York trip, and GM’s near purchase of Ford in 1909, with notes on publishers and timing.
Poetic observation on greed as the root of social distress. The speaker argues greed drives unemployment low morale and national strife, urging a reduction in greed to heal society.
Frederick notes recall events from 1838 and 1863 with brief summaries. The column marks the dates March 2 and references notable local happenings, people, and places from the 50 and 20 year increments.
Society notes report plans for an Easter dance Monday April 17 at the Catoctin Country Club, with a potential county fair or bingo party the following week. Members including Lous Lebnerz and Frederick W Hamel discuss the event, amid broader society updates on lectures, trips, card clubs, and local engagements.
Mr G Cyril Kieln of Co Tustba Lodge A F and A Masons hosted a pleasant gathering on South Market Street Wednesday night in honor of Columbia Lodge officers. Guests enjoyed cards and fellowship at the event.
Bets placed for the dramatization titled Rip Van Winkle by Fredericktown Players. Clare Tree Major presents the Cauldron's Treaster from New York with Wendell A. Ris, Daor' Orhy Slayton in the Dame Van Winkle role and twelve cast members. Frederick County schools aid this scare themed production ahead of Saturday afternoon showtime.
The Peoples Naiute Bank in Brunswick began on Monday as a conservatorship facility with 100 percent new accounts. Officials state 75 percent of old assets are readily available while the rest are waived in trust certificates under the reorganization plan. Depositors may receive full redemption without reopening until fully funded.
The regular monthly meeting of the War Mothers group was held Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Jana B. Abas’s home on West Pasapsate. Officers reported interest, and a long party is planned at the home of Mrs. Charles Tales on Marsn 14 at 2 o’clock. The next meeting is set for April 12 at Mrs. Catrin Engi’s residence, 126 East Pourch Street.
On Monday Mr and Mrs Haberkorn observed their 56th wedding anniversary and on Tuesday Mr and Mrs Barer were noted. The ceremonies were conducted by Rev. Dr. George Dieh of the Srangshali Tan church. All six lifelony fiends.
An old British physician argues prevention is key to rheumatic disease and heart complications. He cites unknown exact causes, proposes that rheumatic infections, climate, housing, and crowding influence risk, and emphasizes early life factors and public health measures to reduce incidence.
Lutheran Women and Men’s Leagues of Uta gathered at Sidney Angisberser’s home on Monday with 18 women present and strong male turnout. Mae Miller presided as the meeting opened with song and a prayer. attendees enjoyed games and refreshments. Rehearsals for an April 6 Lewistown hall performance directed by Jacob Ramsburg proceed, with Elmer Harper and Evaline Finneybock among cast. The next text meeting is set for the Geishert home on April 5.
Frances Robinson-Duff, famed acting coach, trains actors in breath, inflection, gesture, and posture at her Sixty second Street studio. Her pupils include Katharine Hepburn and Clare, with a staff of two secretaries guiding daylong sessions on a green stage. She has a Paris lineage, taught in Paris with Sarah Bernhardt connections, and helped Carol Stone land a Broadway major role in four days without rehearsals.
A collage of notable birthdays and events listed with scattered dates and figures. Mentions Franz J. Gall born in 1758 died 1928, various U.S. political and academic figures, and global milestones, but many details are garbled and partially unreadable.
An unclear text references government methods and kidnapping. It mentions Joseph B. Keenan and a mix of names including Rasput, Lecker-Samae, Messen, and Tommy Loughran. The passage appears garbled and lacks a coherent event or date.
Fragmentary text mentions wisdom, caution against accident, and sports notes. It references historical names and places with unclear context, hinting at a reflective piece on daily life, danger awareness, and a brief sports section. The readable fragments imply a mix of moral reflection and athletic notes from an era.
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