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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1934
Page
7
Fragment of a newspaper notice discusses copyright agency for publication, submission authority for facts, and disclaimers on telephonic or telegraph transmission of notices. Mentions Associated Press and local news publishing, with post office and second class matter details.
A newspaper piece questions how contemporary parenting shapes youth compared with old-fashioned mothering. It asks whether parental duty for child behavior and mental state is adequate, noting findings blame modern parents for jazz age evils and wondering if responsibility lies with broader social changes rather than children alone.
Quotes from Fosdick, O’Ryan, Mrs Astor, Dr Johnson and Rev Bucansan highlight tensions between wartime actions, police safety, human elements in law, and a push for compassionate reform. The remarks, linked to New York figures, underscore debates on justice and security during upheaval.
A poem styled message urges that mothers deserve daily recognition rather than a single holiday. It proclaims the spirit should grow daily, with love and cheer year round, attributed to N A Lufburrow.
A fragmentary lesson discusses common word misuse and expressing ideas. It mentions handied, awkward phrases, and the goal of clear communication. The piece reflects a study aid tone with focus on proper word choice and avoiding errors.
North Bentz street resident reported a recurring hallway noise and feared an intruder. Lieut Fred ered a patrolman entered the hall and found a goldfish squirming in the middle, gleefully revealed as the harmless intruder.
The Clarke County Training School for colored pupils in Berryville Va announces its tenth annual pageant on May 24 at the school. Principal E T Johnson says a parade by other schools and societies will precede the event. The fundraiser supports industrial work for local Negroes with the school pledging 500 dollars. This year’s pageant called International Springtime has each school representing a foreign country. The afternoon closes with two baseball games.
Fifty and twenty years ago items from The News describe elections for Directors of Improvement in Frederica, a marriage by Reverend Barner, a Lincoln parade, a fire proof tale, and local notices including the postmaster change at Burkittsville and a barn raising dinner for 130 neighbors near Adamstown.
Bruce Cation surveys Rivera’s Portrait of America as propaganda and history. The critique notes bold mural scenes in New York and San Francisco, counting Rivera both as artist and propagandist. Explanatory text by Bertram D Wolfe accompanies Rivera’s Detroit and New York experiences.
Sam's Creek residents and families from Uniontown gather for a dinner hosted by Charles and Mrs Whitmore in Baltimore. Attendees include Clyde Warner and daughter Cathenne, Pat Sheriey and others, with Walter Engel returning to mention and Mr Emery Ecker and family among the guests. The Ber Was Ladies Ald Society enjoyed a meeting at the Warner home with several local figures attending.
Braddock Women’s Club hosted by Mrs Harry F sner with 24 members and visitors. Helen Pearson presided as president Mrs Charles Main led the meeting. Mrs Erne Krentz spoke on Renovation of the Recreation Center. May dates noted with Krantz and the C.0 in charge.
A fragmentary listing mentions Vernon née Mallonee of Baltimore and individuals including Charles Moore and Vergie Schneider umeiner along with a Tuesday reference to Charles Ecxer and Nea Wind, suggesting a partial social or community notice from the past week.
Fragmented OCR text mentions colorful and practical ideas, with scattered phrases about fashion and modes. Key entities and context are unclear, yielding a rough snapshot of a lifestyle or entertainment note. The readable content hints at design or cultural trends without concrete events or figures.
Health by Dr Morris Fishbein urges annual dental exams to detect pyorrhea early. Describes how pus pockets beneath gums threaten overall health, and outlines prevention through dental hygiene, decay treatment, proper tooth alignment, and diet rich in calcium phosphorus and vitamins A C and D.
Today in history recalls events from 1858 including the Gadsden Purchase and a ribald reference to a Mexican minister. Birthdays list Henry L Doherty of Columbus, Ohio, a noted capitalist and utility magnate, and Gerald B. Lambert among others.
Mary Brian, Corsicana born actress, talks about her single status amid Hollywood gossip. She defends herself against rumors of engagements and marriages, explains focus on work, and notes friendships with stars like the Ariens and Crosbys. She plans only modest public appearances and hints at a possible Broadway role next season.
Breakfast options include orange juice cereal toast and tea with cream and sugar. Lunch suggests egg salad and dried beef with cream dressing and bread. Dinner features chilled fruit, baked desserts, and a variety of salads with mayonnaise and paprika.
Gilene Safely Razor Company born in Si Lous 48 years ago today. Henry M Waite former city manager born in Toledo 65 years ago today. Dr Charles W Simes zoologist born Spring Valley 67 years ago today. David Kaufman Scranton former mzer born in EBranford county 51 years ago today. Louis H Seagrave banker born Counc Bluis Town 42 years ago today. 1962 The Alabama Confederate ship of war launched in England 1911. Standard Oil dissolution ordered by the United States. 1929 air mail service grew. 1933 Senate impeachment case ended with Judge Louderbach acquitted.
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