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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1934
Page
4
The Daily News reports on court matters and local notices from the Mex Post Building. The piece reflects on Associated Press use limits and publication rights for dispatches, emphasizing exclusive rights and editorial standards for the newspaper.
A 1934 reflection notes generations endure hardship, citing school budgets, crowded enrollment, and late teacher pay. It compares past strains in 1654 with present woes, arguing teachers work for little and buildings suffice imperfectly, yet the system persists and improves.
Rural districts show 45 percent higher retail sales in January versus last year per commerce figures. February and March likely to improve. cash conditions easing after years of barter. Tide of economic recovery rising fast across country towns.
Workers decry mandatory tipping as a system that binds them to rely on patron generosity. They argue tips distort pay, push costs onto customers, and remove labor from wage stability. Researchers and critics view tipping as unfair, while some patrons resist or embrace the practice.
The letter criticizes Russia and Mussolini, noting failed plans and predicts trouble for both. It suggests antiwar and antiindebted measures and mentions Huey Long and demobilization. The writer calls for political fixes and references the coming disarmament conference.
In Gaithersburg on March 20 the Home of the Aged hosted a party for Miss Annie Meri in celebration of her birthday. Goshen church members attended, tables were decorated with roses, a cake was served, a program featured a song by Mrs. Mary B. Stalling and readings by Mrs. Ann Jones. Local Homemakers and Ladies of Charity met for meetings and plans, while the Catholic Evidence Guild and various clubs held events in Damascus and Gaithersburg as part of community activity.
Frederick columns from March 20 1864 describe daily life and events. The unusual page references a chimney on a dwelling, a horse wagon, and local notices. It mentions West Virginia and Brunswick and lists names and scenes from the era in a reminiscence column.
Joseph Curfman of Sabillasville to play Randolph Blaney in Lot 2 Miss Fortune at Frostburg State Normal Dramatic Club Friday evening. Curfman a Thurmont High School graduate, is the son of Mr and Mrs John E Curfman of Sabillasville. A ton of radium would propel a 15 000 ton ship at 15 knots for 20 years while a ton of coal lasts less than 5 minutes.
In Poolesville on Friday afternoon Charlies Jr celebrated his birthday with guests including Nell Painter Emmassus Soper Gertrude Soper Geneva La Sale Webb Hershberger Jr Jack Cubitt Howard Bodmer Sydney Thompson and others. Other items note returns visits from J Farr White and Roger White Maplewood N J and Thomas Chiswell Lansdowne Pa plus social gatherings hosted by Mrs Bettie Edmondson Miss Maggie Fox and Mrs H W Spurrier. Poolesville High School Travel Club toured Washington visiting the Bureau of Engraving and Printing and the Post Office Department.
Reasoning on bridge strategy. The article presents a contract puzzle where South declares in hearts and a correct defense can defeat the contract. It analyzes lead choices and the sequence of plays, focusing on signaling, suited endurance, and endgame combinatorics to force or avoid certain tips.
The readable portion contains no clear names places dates or events. It cannot be reliably interpreted into a full article summary.
Dr Fishbein emphasizes extreme care with medicines and proper labeling. Patients should understand prescriptions and meds, with accurate dosing and intact packaging to avoid overdoses and harm.
Mrs Charles Bruckle and son Bobbie of Washington spent a week with L E Feaga. Grayson Bartholow and daughter Helen of West Jefferson visited Clifford Longs. Fisher and Mrs G W Fisher spent an evening in Buckeystown with the Mossburg family. Dorothy Soper of Frederick visited grandmother Mrs Jennig Cock Alunnick. Rumpf visited sister Mrs Faui Hawse in Linden Bills. Abel and three sons near Middletown visited Claude Miller’s family. Victor Ridenour and daughter of Hagerstown visited Claude Miller and Clifford Long. Long and Dixon visited Mrs William Mites in Gaithershore. Ruth Feaga returned to Hyattsville after attending funeral of grandmother Mrs A V Baer. L E Feaga and Austin Feaga with Miss Josephine Harp of Hagerstown spent Monday evening with Charles Bruchie of Washington DC. Sophie Bruchie will spend six days with her parents.
A school lunch guidance piece from SyMES Alexander George Trim up school lunches encourages variety to boost health. It lists a dinner menu including baked fish and lemon sauce, escaloped potatoes, buttered spinach, plum jelly, head lettuce Russian dressing, apple sauce, white cake with marshmallow frosting, coffee, and a dessert recipe. It also notes creative lunch ideas like healthful sandwiches and fruit, with emphasis on peanuts and candy bar novelty.
Bruce Catton surveys William MacDonald’s critique of Roosevelt’s recovery program. He analyzes speeches and March 4 1933 actions, arguing the era faces radicalism and warns of fascism’s growth while noting MacDonald’s cautious stance on administration policy and its effects on employment and public conscience.
The Clarksburg Dramatic Club postpones the Burdete's Hall performance from March 21 to March 24 in Byanstown. The Burdete's Hall show by the Clarksburg group was announced today.
In vivid contrast Baron Mario Giorgio Suriani, a real baron, battles perpetual bad luck and failed publicity schemes since 1926. Prince Michael Romanof, dubbed Prince Bike, liv es in luxury with backing from prominent figures, yet he is no real prince or Russian. The piece traces schemes, engagements, and mirages of status, including a bungled sidewalk publicity stunt and a writer’s claim that a film show was built on an old script.
A fragmented list of historical anniversaries and names with scattered dates and places. Mentions Maine, Paris, Harvard, J. P. Morgan, and Interstate Commerce Commission figures with unclear details. The text appears as garbled OCR from archival material with several misreads and missing context.
Fragmentary note discusses a date in Italy and a 44 year interval. References two signs and the need for a direction or access to be formed. Emphasizes the role of individual aspects and the tub dour, with uncertainty about meaning and outcome.
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