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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1934
Page
5
A damaged OCR based notice from The Daily News in Frederick Maryland outlines Associated Press restrictions and editorial policies. It notes no communication of opinions without attribution and warns of corrections if errors affect individuals or firms.
Monday March 12 1834 notes a growing public grasp of color. It argues color moves commerce and taste through dyes and textiles, turning drab life into vivid reds yellows and blues as art sense widens beyond artists to the general public. It contrasts modern noise with revived perception in hearing and sight.
The United States Senate passed a bill establishing a seven year program to build up the navy within treaty limits. The action comes as nations around the world remain heavily armed and the country weighs protection against potential future conflicts amid postwar burdens.
The piece notes Lanresic, associated with Arch sta Ruvecee and head of a British department, elected as laureate of Sous Garcina. It highlights his long tenure in America as a Jetoer and his reputation as a workman on sacred star, and mentions the Jann Parrough prize for best writing of the year.
The editor Senta Montes notes March 12 in Calif that the President's air mail policy draws cheers. The piece mocks critics of the army and defends air mail efficiency, asserting separate Washington departments handle war and mail. It emphasizes the air mail system's excellence and dismisses future political fault finding.
Rockville March 12 The Rockville Community Garden Club held its first meeting of the season in the Sunday School room of Rockville Presbyterian church with many members present. President Mrs J. Hany Gormier announced standing committees including Program chaired by Mrs Walter H Young and others on Publicity Flower Conservation and Librarian duties. Orin Winnam of Washington spoke about electric hot beds. Prizes for most paints on flowers were noted and a gavel from Rockville High School was presented by a junior delegation. Art is the only place in tA America re diamonds are found any quanti.
Fifty and twenty years ago in Frederick are recalled with brief notes on local events. The item lists notable people, farms, and community happenings from that era, reflecting agricultural life and social ties of the time.
A reader letter argues police were close to Dillinger during a bank heist in North Dakota and critiques preparedness. The writer praises alert guards on the National Road near Cumberland Frederick and reflects on transients and safety, citing a 1934 wartime mood and a local incident of a woman resisting a bandit, with a cautious note on vigilant defense.
A Frederick citizen praises local firemen and equipment while urging a return of a whistle alarm. He recalls 1860s practice and cites two 1934 fires as insufficient alarms and asks leaders to install electric whistle systems for quicker alerts and protection of property. A second letter criticizes highway hazards on the Liberty road and requests safer, curved-free routes amid costly improvements.
Bruce Catton highlights Too Many Boats as a tense military novel set at a Philippine outpost in 19 8. Officers and their wives unravel under isolation and heat as nerves fray and a mutiny threat rises. Clifford crafts a melodramatic, readable siege of the army post with real sense of atmosphere.
Mr and Mrs Richard N Conrad of 29 East Third street visited Hagerstown for dinner with Mrs Conrad’s parents Mr and Mrs Richard H Johnson and also called on Mr Conrad’s sister Mrs James Baker. Mrs Clara B Webb of West Third Street returned from Washington where she was guest of cousins. Mr and Mrs Cairrington Richardson at Rutland Courts 11th street 4 W hosted a dinner in her honor with Mrs William B Hardy ex State regent of the District of Columbia D A R and others from Martha Washington Chapter D A R District.
A fragment from The American Medical Association periodical extols knowledge as a shield against illness. It argues that hypochondriacs exaggerate symptoms while informed individuals view coughs as mere signals, urging investigation rather than fear. The piece criticizes mass fitness magazines and promotes prudent self awareness.
A garbled list presents dates and names, mentioning George Serkees and Jonan G. Hecewéide with unclear roles, plus references to Henry Sasford and Simon Today In History. Several entries imply historical figures and events but lack coherent details or context.
Paul Harrison reports on Broadway beggars in Manhattan, noting sharper tactics and larger takings. He profiles acts from “piano” players to sobbing mothers, cites staged scenes and fake charities, and questions the prevalence of professional beggars in New York City. The piece cites estimates of 16,000 professional beggars, with about half of them in relief roles and many resisting honest work.
A mixed artifact lists meals for a day including pork chops and peach cake with ingredients and baking tips, followed by brief notices of birthdays, notable figures, and excerpts noting authors and dates in New York and Ohio. The passage blends recipe fragments, biographical mentions, and editor’s notes with scattered dates and names.
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