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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1934
Page
5
The notice outlines that Daily News content from The Associated Press is exclusive to this paper and may not be republished elsewhere. It cautions about telephone submissions, consent requirements, and the protection of individuals and organizations from erroneous reflections.
A spirited tribute to Ireland and St Patrick highlighting Irish influence in America since Revolutionary times. The piece extols Irish aid to the republic, praising Washington and the "Emerald Isle" heritage, noting St Patrick as a learned, capable leader who shaped education and statecraft.
A compact note promotes daily vocabulary growth with a single word of the day. It suggests using a word three times to own it and mentions logical reasoning as a guiding principle for behavior under varied circumstances.
Fragmentary letter column references Greece, voyages on a boat, punishment and national loyalty. Mentions Uncle Kos and House of Hapre, questions effects on current affairs, and pondered regret over consequences of actions. Contains uncertain, garbled phrases with limited clear names or events.
A harsh portrait of a young woman who travels to a Pennsylvania coal town to study poverty and labor unrest. Lauren Gilffitan’s journalistic approach chronicles miners, strikes, relief stations, and Communist meetings, while the author reflects on bias and the miners’ politics.
Fifty and twenty years ago in Frederick are recalled from the columns of The News. The annual report by Mater Har Battys to the Beach of Aldermen covers the first year in office, noting 239 persons steed and 24 committed. A revolver incident at a residence is reported, with details of a wound and the active movement born in 1914.
Saturday features on St Patrick's Day customs and a 80th birthday dinner for Joseph D Bakes with Jona Charles Thomas as guest. Reports cover civic club meetings, hospital elections, Federal agency plans, and a court case where George Schultz was convicted of second degree murder. Obscure names and dates appear amid local society and sport chatter.
The Detour area hosts a five hundred card party at Mr and Mrs Luther Reser home with guests including the Allenders Warner Shorb Rei s nider Cosham and others. Visits span DeTour New Midway and Taneytown with gatherings at Muller and Lionessier homes. Reports cover a birthday, hospitalities, a near-accident, illnesses, and a Swastika Class meeting at Woodsboro Lutheran with anniversary plans and social activities.
Readers advocate preserving the Academy Court Square as the future library building. The letter extols age, charm, architecture, ample parking, and potential uses including a Shakespeare garden and museum rooms. It argues against moving the library and urges maintenance of the old site.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Selow and "Iceased" rivals, a warlike claim, and travel industry references. It cites a March 16 1834 date and a person named William J Grove, with garbled phrases about competition, hotels, and stockholders. The readable facts are sparse and ambiguous.
Today in history lists events and births from various years with names like Kate Greciaway Charles FL Brosh and Eleanor Roosevelt. The piece mentions the 1898 hoard submarine, 1932 veterans caucus, and a harbor of global events. Birthdays include Perce Butler and Wise among others with ages and locations.
In Clarksburg several hearings concluded without decisions as defendants pled not guilty. Judge Deets presided in the absence of a second court session. Cases including Brown and Thomas faced delays with additional hearings slated for Friday.
In New York City a young musician, recently stepping away from a college orchestra, endures a restless night in a cheap hotel above midtown Broadway. He devices a plan to cope as vaudeville acts, agents, and nervous tension frame a harsh market, while a stray piano in a neighboring room nudges his nerves with off key renditions and thoughts of needful work.
Dr Morris Fishbein outlines rhinitis warning signs and remedies for colds. The text covers nasal care, avoiding excessive exposure, hot brews, vitamin use, and general measures to strengthen resistance to infections. It notes checking nose and throat and maintaining mucous membranes with careful, practical guidance.
The page text is a garbled satire mocking sensational newspaper practices. It references overblown headlines and disjointed scenes, suggesting a critique of how “Supses” and dramatic plots fill pages while factual reporting lags. The piece carries a playful, frustrated tone about media excess.
A garbled Bible quotation cites Malachi 4 1 with a Shakespearean twist. The text appears as a phonetic fragment mentioning pride and doom, lacking coherent context or complete scripture reference.
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