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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1934
Page
5
The Daily News states editorial standards for notices and advertising, forbids telephone submissions, and promises corrections if errors affect any person or business. It mentions legal requirements, public notices, and archival posting practices with a seal of editorial oversight.
Educational authorities say two million dollars have been saved in two years by consolidating to central facilities. Parents mourn the closing of the Little Red Schoolhouse and remember its role as a neighborhood center and nursery of wisdom.
The passage discusses the alphabet and word construction. It notes difficulties in opening words and letter combinations and argues for learning a structured vocabulary through a dictionary. N A Lufelraow emphasizes placing words carefully to form coherent expressions.
A fragment quotes a moral reflection on weakness versus treachery, citing Rochefoucauld and a biblical framing. The text presents a pithy moral about divine guidance, human frailty, and the danger of mistaken happiness. The garbled OCR hints at aphorisms about truth and virtue.
A fragmented clipping from The News San Francisco references era figures, cities and odds and ends of daily life with mentions of boats, canals, tires, clubs and trades. The text shows garbled phrases and local color without a clear single event.
A compact lecture outlines daily vocabulary practice and common misspellings. It lists guidance on pronunciation, spelling errors, and suggested modern word study targets to expand vocabulary with a focus on one term per day.
A garbled OCR page features quotes from Samuel Insull Oswald Mosley and Professor J Noel Baker, plus a misnamed Ambassador Sato and a note about an issued license for a marriage in Vesta. The readable items mix political diction with stray names and a marriage notice.
Fifty and twenty years ago in Frederick are recalled in a column from May 3 1884 noting local events. Walter Cook injures his left foot when a horse tramples it near Second Street Saloon on North Market Street. Mentions of Hugh McAlear property work and other town fixtures appear alongside notices of residents and officials.
Donald Gray offers soil quality guidance for healthy gardens. He stresses drainage and humus depth, soil friability, and deep cultivation to fix mechanical defects. Ample but intermittent water is needed, and soil amendments like ashes cinders peat moss improve porosity and moisture retention.
This clipping lists historical anniversaries from 1707 to 1847 including the legislative union of Scotland and England, the charter for Louisville, and the organization of the Methodist Episcopal Church South. It also notes birthdays of Rev. Ze Barney Phillips Frank R. Kent and others, plus a brief horoscope advising caution with indulgence and social ties.
In Emmitsburg on May 16 and 17 St Joseph's church Holy Name Society will present The Eight cen Carat Book a comedy by Lilian Mortimer at St Euphemia's hall. Committee members Robert Pampel Henry Gerkin Louis Rosensteel and John Payne organized the event with W L Haridagen directing.
The Lions Club met at the Green Parrot tea room for a weekly gathering. Construction moved the fire bell to a new belfry on the Firemen's Building, with the rope now inside and a key box outside. Total cost around 40 dollars with 28 dollars raised locally.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains spring fever as a natural mood shift rather than a condition needing laxatives. The piece urges outdoor activity, balanced nutrition with more water, and checkups to prepare for summer, noting spring colds and pollen sensitivities as common concerns.
A fragment lists doctors and attendees connected to a medical society meeting. Mentions include George HL Regs Dr Hicks Dr Up Dr Euas Poolesvalle Charles W Woodnsrg Rockrile and Frederick Cztr with departments in the College. Also notes residents Ira W Beau Samuel Hoke Adamston and Victor Cuiin among others.
Helen Worden chronicles a waterfront sweep from South Street relics and Seamen's Church Institute to Harlem market, shipyards, and Markettan island boat clubs. She notes Bellevue hospital, gas tanks, and 60 Hudson river boat clubs as the skyline shifts from historic mansions to industrial piers.
A menu list presents a variety of dishes for breakfast lunch and dinner with items like grapefruit cooked wheat crepes tea and coffee. Also included are recipes and notes for baked goods such as strawberry shortcake muffins and a suggested glaze or topping ideas.
Fragmentary OCR lists several names including George H Ri JG and Johns te Tjamsvis et ios, with initials and scattered terms unclear. Summary reflects limited readable items without clear event or context.
Entertained audience watches a beauty contest here to raise funds for the Moose lodge. Entrants include Mass Frederick Helen V Fogle Peggy Tiss Frederics and Ruth Smith with scores listed beside each name. The event supports the Fraternal Home Association.
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