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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1934
Page
5
Public notice from The Daily News outlines submission rules for notices and ads. It specifies fees and formatting, prohibits misrepresentation, and requires authorship by real names. The document warns against errors and lists penalties for improper postings and unauthorized content.
A March column reflects on winter lessons and predicts peace moves with Japan and Soviet relations. It notes Japan seeking peace with all, Russian rights on the Chinese Eastern railway negotiations resuming, fisheries disputes settling amicably, and Europe watching arms limits. The author warns war could rise with spring, urging caution as birds sing and seasons turn.
Katgs G Jonez age 23 from Pa is listed for marriage to Jenne Elms Bay Ray. Other entries include Thomas over needed ages and names such as Joe J Bisision and Beare MicCarden with details partially garbled. Local court records show license issuances and parties involved.
Fragmented unsigned note from Tar Neas Hollywood with garbled lines mentions Mr Wigiey, a chewsman figure, an employment insurer matter, and a claim about wages and privilege. The readable parts are unclear and contain many typos, making the event hard to parse.
A fragmented OCR item shows a daily lesson on vocabulary from 1904. It includes mispronunciation notes, a sample word animadversion with a Clarence-based citation, and references to improving usage by studying one word daily. The legible parts mention synonyms and the idea of criticism in context.
A jumble of quoted phrases and misattributions includes remarks by Rev. S Parkes Cadman and General Werner von Blomberg praising wartime spirit, along with garbled references to Prank N. D. Buchman and Amelia Earhart Putnam.
Insufficient readable facts. No clear event date place or named entities to summarize into a dated news item.
Fifty and twenty years ago in Frederick are recalled through a clipped fragmentary column. It mentions a bridge inspector from Harper’s Ferry who was whipped, a spring repair in a cellar on Mar Streets, and civic club notes and local improvements.
Readers advocate library relocation to the Trails property for public benefit. They emphasize architecture, setting, and civic value, while debating taxation and outsider assessments. A contributor cites local patronage and urges careful handling of books to avoid fire risks. March 27, 1834.
Historic anniversaries recall figures such as William Byrd of Virginia born 1744 and Pierre Laplace. the list spans explorers scientists and politicians with dedications to Wade Hampton and Rufus Brown. Today in history also marks gunpowder use, royal scandals, and marriages, while birthdays honor Herter, Leppman, Hawks, Hapgood, and other notables across New York, Chicago, and Philadelphia.
Article explains amebic dysentery risks from contaminated water and food, stressing water sterilization, sewage disposal, and prevention. It outlines lab confirmation, treatment options like chloorfenes, emetin, and related drugs, and cautions against improper dosing. Emphasizes diagnosis by microscopic study and distinguishing amebas from other dysentery-causing organisms.
The Rockville Community Garden Club held its 179th meeting at Alta Vista with Mrs. Daniel G. Davis addressing on design and color in the garden. Resolutions mourned Mrs. William L. Crane, and chrysanthemums were chosen for the season’s development. The next meeting is set for April 3 at Mrs. W Lawson King’s home Gaithersby.
The page lists day menus for breakfast lunch and dinner featuring hot cross buns codfish cakes and sides. It includes ingredients measurements and cooking steps with notes on dough rising and shaping. The text blends recipe instructions with menu items and preparation tips.
A strong, well written novel of genuine literary merit. It creates a creeping atmosphere of horror through starvation and neglect, as characters feel wronged and cannot understand their punishment. The book slowly and inevitably unsettles the reader in a quiet war of moral tension. Published by Doubleday, Doran & Co.
A Harlem shopkeeper and cultural impresario Augustus Granville Dili blends book sales, art exhibits, and organ music earnings to fund a cultural hub. He champions black artists and writers while noting social divides among Harlem residents, from professionals to chauffeurs and doormen, in a community marked by wealth and aspiration.
Fragmentary OCR lists participants and names including M W Rouhann and G Thoma. Mentions prom, entree exercise and large day program hints. Unable to confirm full event details due to unreadable text limits.
A fragmentary report indicates Leo Wolman was named as representative of the automobile board and expected to be fired if needed to oversee his activities as chairman of NRA's labor advisory board. Columba professor credited in association with the board.
Fragmentary OCR noting Hess and family visits over Thursday and Sunday with mentions of daughter Be and son Daniel Nui, plus Norman Bearve and Hoos, and an unclear reference to Cha axrence Piyi3 sar Otte.
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