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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1934
Page
5
The Daily News outlines its policy for notices and letters. It requires submission with credentials and authorisation, forbids unauthorised opinions, and states that content may be edited or rejected at the editor’s discretion. Masters at the Frederick post office carry class Satter notices.
A discussion on the old adage early to bed and early to rise contrasts rhyme with reason. Scientists report early hours are less productive for mental work and morning clumsiness fades as night owls excel. The piece reflects historical values and shifts by radio theater and entertainment, noting city life now favors later hours.
A reader notes growing repeal sentiment on the Ten Commandments and observes that rising prices for consumer goods, exemplified by sweet treats, signal a shift toward perceived propriety. The remark hints at broader social and cultural tensions reflected in everyday commerce.
A garbled collage of quotations covers topics from mushroom picking in forests to disarmament praised by President Roosevelt. It includes lines attributed to Norman H. Davis and Henri Caeron and ends with a jokey remark about a fat woman.
A damaged, unclear note to the editor references Notre Dame memories, an army flyer named Weinecke, and a Newark incident. It discusses a bird, a guard named Si, and a missing baby, expressing confusion and a wish for clarity amid confusing memories. The fragment preserves names and places but lacks coherent details.
Westminster March 10 The Car Talk and Stee met with members present to review CWA work since the last gathering. Reports show weekly man allotments for Carroll county. road work to pause due to dirt road conditions. Taneytown projects to continue painting only. Sykesville State Hospital project to end by April. school painting to continue. Local supervisors urged focus on projects at Manchester Taneytown and Union Bridge to extend as long as possible.
A fragment from The News dated March 16 1883 notes a surprise party for Misses May and Grace Stein in honor of Patrick Sire Randolph with the courthouse crowded. It lists local names at the time, mentions Easter observances and hospital notes, and records several residents and events from Frederick, including school and church references.
The piece recalls an unsettled late winter with stubborn snow halting travel while Peach orchards face cold damage and apples and cherries may rebound. It notes local efforts on the Mouscacy river project, a proposed library site, and upcoming Easter productions by Legionnaires. Community notices include school, church, and civic events with varias.
Hyattstown hosts two family dinners and many visitors including Mr and Mrs Samuel Ailes and Mr and Mrs Edward Miles. Local residents suffer illnesses while others attend church events with Dr John Paul Tyler preaching. Lewistown Ladies Aid notes March meeting at Mrs Fras Buchh with a March 27 food sale and a flower contest won by Miss Stull Jr. A revival of social duties extends to Hyattstown and nearby communities with several families moving residences and planning winter refir.
Dr Norris Fishbein notes the rise of a craze for slimming aids and discusses dinitrophenol a new drug claimed to speed metabolism up to 40 percent for weeks. Early thyroid extracts showed similar effects but with serious side effects. Cautions include dangerous fevers and heart effects, urging medical supervision and careful study before widespread use.
A compact rundown of notable dates and figures tied to this day, highlighting historical events, treaties, births, and notable personalities. The list references wide ranges including political figures, geopolitical milestones, and regional occurrences, with diverse origins and ages mentioned.
Menus of the day present a quick delice recipe set by Mes Alexander George. Instructions describe shaping soft biscuit dough with steamed cheese and preserved fruits, then baking into tidbits. The pork casserole includes pork shoulder browned with onions celery and spices, simmered in a seasoned sauce, baked slowly. Apple dumplings with syrup are prepared from apples, flour, baking powder, lard, and cinnamon, baked to serve.
New York city observes the first hints of spring as small signs appear from Fifth Avenue to Madison Avenue. Buds atop a tree near Fifty-sixth Street cling to life around an underground steam pipe. pigeons court openly at the Library Plaza. street cats prowl, and office workers subtly celebrate with daylong gestures. The piece catalogs bustling, quirky urban awakenings from windows to shorelines of culture, noting plants, crowds, shops, and performances hinting at a seasonal shift.
Incomplete OCR text lists names and brief past affiliations from New York figures including a widow of tax reform, a noted sculptor, and others. Mentions women and men from 38 to 77 years ago, referencing social reform themes and public debate, with unclear biographical details and dates.
A garbled note lists misused words and pronunciation hints about hesitation and foreman. It mentions skillful, mispronunciation, and a lesson on the word cessation meaning a stop. It references Mr George W Sinoemaster and a survey with birthday greetings amid scattered OCR text.
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