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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1934
Page
7
Fragmented OCR text from a 19th century classified section outlining notice rules and publication terms. Mentions Associated Press credit, editorial policy, and submission logistics. Indicates postal submission preferred and restrictions on personal references in notices.
A discussion on pricing ethics and the concept of right prices. It argues markets should be flexible and competitive without artificial controls, while noting public demand for fair prices and the seller's need to justify cost to buyers.
Incoherent OCR fragment mentions Whig party, Ritman race, references to Rush, Vestan and Crasser of Commerce. No clear event, date or location. Readable names are unreliable due to garbled text. only scattered partial references remain without a coherent report.
Fragmentary note in a 1920s column hints at Flapper Fanny making quips about trying two new bets and a string of garbled phrases. The readable bits suggest a light humor item with social satire and playful language typical of the era.
A May letter to the editor of The News in San Francisco argues for Roosevelt to have a freer foreign policy, noting Congress sent funds and the Senate threatened action. The writer proposes either giving Roosevelt a commissioner or allowing J. P. Morgan Company foreclosure on remaining assets.
A reader laments grocery shortages and high costs, urging steady provisions and shared effort for daily meals. The second item reports the Washington Trust Company of Maryland Bluecott City reorganizing to form Howard County Bank with $50 000 capital and $10 000 surplus, after prior ownership changes and court actions in 1931 1933.
Wiliam 3B. Ecker of New Windsor, a graduate of Taberty High School, has enlisted in the United States Marine Corps. Major Fred erik R. Hort, S. Marine Corps, recruiting officer, enlisted him at the new post office building in Baltimore and sent him to the Marine barracks on Island 15 for preliminary transfer procedures.
Fifty years ago in Frederick the city saw Emeal items from the columns of the News with items about Peck’s Bad Boy opening in Havana and a 40 pound quarry noted. Twenty years ago coverage includes the Stave Convention and the career of former organizer McDaniel of the Reformed Church with various dates and names.
A week of social events includes buffet luncheons and teas with guests from Washington and Frederick. Garden Club shows, card clubs, and dinners mark the social calendar. Newlyweds hosted a buffet luncheon at Clemmont with relatives and friends in attendance.
A house warming gathering was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jenkins Lee on North Charles Street with a large attendance. Guests included Mrs. Claude Ro McCleery and several local families as well as relatives from New York visiting for the occasion.
The starch diet emphasizes protein sources from bread cereals and certain vegetables. Starches supply material for muscle action and energy while protein-rich foods are limited by dietary guidelines.
A long fragment describes a revived Bowery stage scene with vanished studios, porters and beer lines. It notes a 1929 era shift when Booth Forrest Hackett Warfield and others performed at a famed downtown venue later renamed American Muse Hall. It mentions The Black Crook revival and a discussion of theatre morality and wages for actors and chorus members.
A fragmented recipe style entry lists ingredients and steps for a breakfast dessert. It mentions creamed currant, custard, custard spread, and cake like components with measurements and mixing instructions. The text includes references to cream, eggs, flour, sugar, and a layered dessert concept.
A Thursday afternoon current events meeting was held at the Presbytery with members and workers in attendance. Directors of the Aut Fire Insurance Company of Mec Romeiy co FY were re elected for a three year term including John A. Jones Thon D. Grifith Sam Riggs and J Da Baile. Plans for adding to the building to increase office space were discussed.
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