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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1934
Page
5
Fragmented OCR text shows public notices and notices of interest with garbled names and phrases. It references Associated Press content and standard publication practices, indicating notices destined for print with contact and filing details, though specifics are unreadable.
The article ponders Easter origins from pagan and Christian sources, linking springtime revival to Jesus death and resurrection. It notes nature’s rebirth as a metaphor for human soul renewal and argues against the idea that life ends at death, stressing a hopeful, enduring spiritual path.
Maryland’s road system is declared largely obsolete by the Maryland State Planning Commission. The piece traces early leadership in road building, the 1908 bond for roads, and the shift as traffic grew, noting the era when Automobiles were rare and roads primitive.
Fragmented lines describe a confusing scene in Pasadena California on March 3. The text references youths, mountains, a rattlesnake, a young family, and a disturbing knife event. The wording is garbled with stray names and nonsensical phrases.
Fragmentary note from the Baltimore Evening Sun discusses traffic tempo and societal pace. The text is garbled but hints at opinions on modern life and movement with unclear names or dates.
A novel about a tormented musician in a New York townhouse who labors to complete a life changing symphony. His disjointed family hinder his work while Anitra, the youngest daughter, holds the key to keeping the family afloat and funding the project. The finished symphony comes at the cost of Anitra's happiness.
A fragment quotes early religious maxims about compassion and justice, noting care for widows and the vulnerable. The line attributes a sayable proverb to Eacchus and Paire, reflecting moral guidance on mercy and social duty.
The item notes emoluments for the sheriff of Frederick County were trimmed from about 8 000 dollars to roughly 3 dollars annually as community actions, including a legislative response, unfolded with a filibuster and a bus rotation. It mentions a riot, a fire at a hay shed, and Mount St Marys College’s baseball opening loss to Sella Wau College.
The town buzzes with Easter shopping and spring plans as churches hold Good Friday services and a stream of residents visit New York and other places. Local government news includes the Monocacy Battlefield bill progress, Baker’s resignation as Welfare Board chair and Dertzaugh’s appointment, and the ending of CWA projects affecting nearly 800 workers. Community events feature Pirate Gold at Frederick and Thurmont dances, plus a Joseph D Saker 80th birthday dinner and the trout season opening April 7 drawing fishermen to streams.
Easter events fill Hagerstown as DeMolay hosts a dance near the Masonic Temple. Frederick births noted at Frederick City Hospital. Rock of Stagbers winner by Cyrus Gambril earns prizes. Garden center opening planned. Marland Day observed by Frederick Chapter DAR. National Recovery Administration price stabilization begins. John Gioster obituary recalled.
A stray OCR fragment teaches daily word growth by focusing on correct pronunciation and usage. It presents examples like imprudent and providence with notes on mispronunciation and vocabulary expansion today.
The article praises Christian education and Sunday School work, noting human reluctance to rise and chores of breakfast, but highlights the satisfaction and merit of aiding in religious instruction. N A Lufburrow argues that those who participate gain joy, personal return, and a meaningful service.
Painful facial neuralgia described along the trigeminal nerve with stabbing sensations triggered by air or touch. Also mentions migraine like head pain and eighth nerve symptoms including dizziness, nausea, and possible hearing loss. Treatments include sedatives and nerve blocks or surgical options to remove nerve roots, urging early medical consultation.
Today in History lists birthdays and anniversaries of figures like Descartes and James C. Sepher, with references to Ferdinand and Isabella, treaties, and senatorial figures. Highlights include James P Pope of Idaho and John Hays Hammond, noting ages and birthplaces, in a compact historical roundup.
In Harlem a crowded nightlife era wanes as white rivals vie for control of popular venues. Cotton Club remains dominant while Small’s Paradise and Connie’s Inn falter, and a drift toward basement lounges, drag shows, and exotic cabarets grows amid a cosmopolitan mix of performers and patrons.
A fragmentary note reflects a 1915 birth anniversary for a Nobel physics laureate and an unrelated Nostradamus like prophecy about a person born that day rising to a high position. It also mentions culinary odds and an underground hot air furnace system used in old Berlin.
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