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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1934
Page
9
Fragmentary OCR text from The Daily News includes mentions of Associated Press credit and notices. It references publication rules, advertising, and consent notes but contains no coherent events, names, dates, or places to summarize into a full item.
A 1934 discussion on how Congress handles veteran bonuses and presidential vetoes. The piece compares American procedures with Britain and France, noting party discipline and the strategic passage of bills. It questions the democratic process and the likelihood of the bonus becoming law.
A garbled row outlines a noisy contest for the United States Senate in Nebraska. It mentions Governes Chares W Tan and ties to a figure called the "Commoner" with references to public offices and unnamed candidates.
Fragmentary copy reports President abducted during widespread labor action. Readers see blurred references to officials, workers marching, and potential delays in government operations. Exact locations and dates are unreadable, but the tone suggests a major crisis tied to labor unrest.
Instructional note explains pronunciation and usage of antedate as to date before the true time. Provides examples such as "The deed was antedated" and discusses general language tips while listing related terms and accents in a compact daily lesson.
The fragmentary OCR text lists quotes from Morgenthau and Bertrand Russell, with stray phrases about policy and relief. It mentions agriculture and politics generalities, offering no cohesive event or clear reporting details. The readable content resembles an assortment of standalone remarks rather than a defined news item.
A fragment from The News dated March 22 1864 notes social suspensions and local activities. It mentions church and lodge topics and historical events as remembered in 1864 Frederick.
Miss Barbara Hoffman daughter of Mr and Mrs Oharies G Hoffman was chosen editor in chief of the Herald Hood College journal Miss Hoffman also serves in Contemporary Club Mari ette dramatic society and Pi Lambda Sigma society Elizabeth Caldwell Now a Hood student was elected president of the Cooperative Government Association also named resident body and former treasurer and secretary of the association She has been a Freshman commissioner and writes for the Blue and Grey Entertains Miss Janice Barger hosted a Petersville gathering with games dancing and refreshments Attendees included Janice and Dolores Barger Marie Groshon Frances Mullica Marietta Crawford Margaret Nin Frances Crawford Rebecca Miller and others from Gaithersburg Petersville and nearby towns with several couples and families present
The readable text appears garbled with many misheard words and fragments. It references fashion items such as hats and designs, mentioning brims crowns and wearing styles, but no clear events, people, or places emerge to form a coherent report.
A cluttered historical recap lists anniversaries and birthdays such as Antheny Van Dyas born December 9 164 and Rosa Bonheur born 1822 with various misprints. It also lists figures like Hernan WB Kohisaat and Doumer and notes a 1937 assassination reference along with several birth dates and a scattered horoscope.
New York profile contrasts Harlem’s surface calm with gritty reality. It describes diverse neighborhoods, tenement life, street scenes, and the dawn exodus of workers and entertainers, noting only about 12 500 residents are employed while night life persists.
A reflective passage questions those who took from the poor and spent for self indulgence. It asks whether they will face accountability and remorse for their deceitful actions and the misery caused. The author notes critics speculate on whether these figures hide in Greece and worry if they regret.
A birthday dinner was hosted by Mr and Mrs Green near Adamstown in honor of Mrs Green. Attendees included Mrs Joan Green, Mrs Lewis Green, Miss Emma Greer Keedysoune, Mrs va Gaver, Mrs Toows Muss Irene Horion and others in a family gathering.
Health column notes measles cases and prevention, discussing vaccines and remedies. Mentions stomach symptoms and fever, references to antiseptics and anesthesia in early treatment, with general remarks on past and current infection rates and dogs used in public health efforts.
A critical appraisal of Moss Rourke's biography by Moss Rooneyke about a frontier leader linked to the Alamo. The review praises the author for clear accurate storytelling and for capturing legends that surround the figure. It notes the book is marketed as a story for boys and calls it a time well spent for adults seeking an intelligent, truthful portrayal of American history.
Dr and Mrs Joseph H Apple have rented a residence at 307 Rockwell Terrace from Airs W N Jolliffe. Possession will be given in August. The deal was arranged through Noah E Cramer and Son property management and rental department.
Miss Aich DuPont appears in a social wristl at Mian Beach alongside her family. Fa Sh is identified as daughter of Mr and Mrs 4 FPeux DuPont of Wemagion Delaware.
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