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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1934
Page
6
A garbled, era-filled note from The Daily News outlines independence from wire services and emphasizes local notices. It mentions Associated Press attribution, subscription details, and a mail distribution point in Providence.
An analysis from March 15, 1934 describes growing crimeprowess and guard challenges in prisons. It notes public loss of confidence in prison safety and cites a thwarted Texas jail escape as a contrasted example of vigilance. The piece touches recovery agencies and a Havana movie crowd amid political shifts.
A Book A Day reviews Alexander Woollcott’s new title While Roo Burns. Woollcott, known for sharp commentary, offers observations on a collection of pieces including humorous stories and notes about Russia. The critic highlights entertaining bits such as brief Bore stories and a niece’s thoughts.
A fragmented letter to the editor discusses a Russian plane incident near an independent Macci keto region, captured by Japanese forces. It references Austrian and Italian leaders, a Rome conference, and claims about selling 32 million bushels of wheat, conveying a critical view of wartime diplomacy.
The excerpt lists meals for breakfast lunch and dinner with items like Poached Eggs on Toast waffles corn chowder and butterscotch pudding. It includes a partial recipe outline and notes on ingredients and measurements. Some lines reference taxes and other unrelated items, suggesting a menu or cookbook excerpt with various dishes and quantities.
Dr BE Kefauver reports January births in Frederick County during 1934 with numerous entries listing parents and infant gender. The month records show twenty two legitimate births and sixteen illegitimate births, plus nine stillbirths, with several addresses and guardian details noted.
A fragmented local column recalls events from fifty and twenty years ago in Frederick. It notes changes in the court and school districts, mentions a horse theft near the market house, and lists local business notices including an ad for a well known salesman Clarence Mo Ma.
Fragmented OCR text shows jumbled phrases and unclear names. The readable portions mention nautical terms and scattered actions but lack coherent events or identifiable subjects.
Fragmentary personal note mentions a waiter and a name resembling Daiter Busiard and a personae Vea in Britain with a garbled line about S32 Tacs. Unable to extract a coherent event or details.
A terse report notes O Smith confined and lips paralyzed with improvement shown over a few weeks. Tomely 21 remains unchanged. Sout 5 5 hed reports a bad case and slow progress.
A Lewimawn Women's Club meeting was held Wednesday evening at Mrs. Albert Powell's home. President Mrs. Mienpriz Ramsburg led, members sang, reports were read, and new member Margarice Heatherly joined. Delegates named for the Federation meeting on March 23 include Mrs. Alton Posel and Mrs. Randolph Stu al-Difford Kelis.
Health column warns that whooping cough affects all ages though risk is highest for babies under 3 and especially under 2. It notes uncertain causes, dangerous vomiting with coughing, and that protection is crucial for younger children as cases can last weeks.
Court records show a hearing involving Recepien Held and Jacke Summer with proceedings listed for a local jurisdiction. Details are sparse due to OCR gaps but indicate a civil matter pending before the court.
Report traces the annual birthday observance of the famous lab chicken Alexis born from a tissue graft by Alexis Carrel. The article notes rapid heart tissue growth, daily salt water washing, and regular half day butchery. experts have long cared for it and debated its eventual fate amid Broadway play profits and novelty gambling anecdotes.
Fragmented OCR reads like an anniversaries page listing Aniret Jackson as a U S senator and Poeimnast er-Gener with ages 83 and 60, plus scattered references to wars and places. The text is garbled and lacks coherent events or dates.
Fragmentary text mentions Lam, Rickenbacker, and a car event with associations to Spain and India. References to a 2nd engine, a person named Deron, NRA chair, and New York appear, but details are unclear.
An odd fragment cites a 1931 or 1930s remark about a former actress Kendal and a horoscope query. The text blends names, ages, and dates with garbled phrases, suggesting a newspaper snippet on celebrity notes and lighter features.
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