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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1934
Page
5
The Daily News announces publication details and policy notes for the paper and Associated Press content. It outlines circulation, notices, and editor responsibilities, noting independent status and public notices policy, with standard mailing and reproduction disclaimers.
A 1934 note warns readers that taking medicines without a doctor’s guidance is dangerous. It cites risks from overdoses of uric acid related remedies and notes higher incidence among medical staff relatives. It mocks outdated home cures such as onion juice and bed rest as inferior to proper medical supervision.
A Chicago dispatch notes zookeepers at Lincoln Park Zoo guarding visitors from mimicking apes. Tales include a toupee removal sparking a monkey to pull hair, and a guest faking a wrist wound provoking an opposite monkey act. Observers cite ape behavior as playful but quizzical reflections on human-animal imitation.
The fragment discusses a daily English lesson focusing on spelling and word usage. It mentions practice with words following the letter m and notes on pronunciation and common errors. It emphasizes steady repetition and careful reading to improve mastery of vocabulary.
Work will begin Monday on Ruddleton's new storage reservoir as a Federal relief project, with final state approval on Wednesday. The 1.5 million gallon capacity reservoir will be built beside the present one, two miles east of Middletown, and will employ 160 men on relief rolls for about 12 months.
Police arrest two men in a reported auto theft racket spanning York County Maryland and Stewartsown Pennsylvania. One suspect known as George Watson and another named Earl Wilson, both linked to a scheme involving multiple vehicles.
Commemoration of the centenary of Methodism organized by a committee in Frederick. Details note Rev Rebecca Gauster of New Germany and Victor F. Cull, superintendent, plus other local figures. A horse and buggy accident near Brunswick injures few as a plate glass window was broken by a team plunge.
The Interstate convention of the Young Men's Christian Association concluded at Calary Methodist Episcopal Church with an address by ER Hupperford of New York City Y M C A. Delegates from Maryland Delaware and the District of Columbia attended sessions led by Rev G Eiles Waihems. The discussion emphasized a larger future for the Y M C A focusing on youth engagement and community role.
Fragmentary lines mention students and teachers with garbled names and places, rendering a partial school scene. No clear events or dates available.
Brunswick May 5 Nimrod Mr Bee remains critically ill with pneumonia but shows slow improvement at his West End home. Charles W. Smith, galent at West Potomac Street, is better and sometimes able to sit up briefly. Dr Revert Gardner of Baltimore has accepted a position. others including Suiss Marr Reed, Miss Josephine Bolomon, and Mrs Wm Hersie are noted for varying recoveries or mobility. Several patients from Brunswick and nearby towns are reported improving after recent illnesses or hospital stays with updates on family visits and travel plans.
Local notes describe May events with flowers and showers, a large Maryland Tercentenary pageant planned at the Country Club, and political chatter as Dr C H Conley declines candidacy while Senator Goldsborough rumors swirl. Youth week, veterans sessions, street work, and civic ceremonies color Frederick and nearby towns.
Dr Morris Fishbein outlines Child Health Day themes focusing on education as a fundamental right for children. He argues schools must teach body functions and disease prevention, ensure sanitary facilities, and protect children from hazards while preparing them for responsible citizenship, noting work early in life harms growth.
A fragmented OCR listing today’s notable anniversaries and birthdays includes references to Helens teaching of position in state tax, names like Washins kn, Jersey City, and figures such as Christopher Morley and Don C Shelton. The text is garbled and partially unreadable, but marks several birth anniversaries and historical notes without clear details.
Paul Harrison offers addenda to guidebooks about New York City highlighting odd, humorous, and sometimes critical depictions. He lampoons Battery Park, Brooklyn, the Bowery, Wall Street, Central Park, Times/Harlem, Fifth Avenue, Broadway, Greenwich Village, and Grent’s Tomb with satirical observations on attractions, manners, and the public imagination.
A fragmented breakfast menu draft describes toast loncheon meru and a creamy sauce. It mentions cauliflower seasonings and shallow baking, with rhubarb conserve and biscuits. Baking times and measures are jumbled, but lemon juice and vanilla appear amid recipe notes for cookies and teas.
A local astrology note from The News cites the Bureau of Agricultural Engineering and crafts, with names Freeman Gord and Amos Ands. It urges careful marriage partner choice, warns of legal troubles in marriage, notes ability of expression, and praises generous sincere traits while cautioning the greedy.
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