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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1934
Page
5
Public notices and notices of community affairs appear in The Daily News AK Independent News Afer. The paper lists editorial and advertising rules and contact details for submitting notices and corrections.
The May 19 2954 briefing notes a stalled disarmament conference as Britain and France clash over Germany's rearmament. France resists any easing despite Versailles terms, while Britain warns gains are insufficient. Japan eyes alliance with Germany, unsettling wartime allies, and Barthou seeks Franco Polish understanding amid growing tensions. Domestic notes mention state leaders and local elections in Maryland and Queen Anne’s.
A reader letter mocks kidnapping fears and notes large ransom terms while criticizing Congress and Roosevelt. The writer references a hotel, inmates, a car price, and trade goals, urging action as Congress remains quiet. The tone is satirical and critical of administration.
A garbled 1982 text references hog money quotas, Texas, and a BEEe leader, with mentions of American states, editor White, and Rexford Tugwell. It also alludes to consumer products at low prices and farm subsidies, with scattered names like Samuel Seabury and New York investments. The fragment shows branding, editors, and development notes but lacks a coherent narrative.
The passage laments unseen household dust that fills the air we breathe. It notes sneezing coughing and illness from dust lingering in chairs and on surfaces, urging awareness of everyday exposure and the subtle health risks.
A fragmented notice recalls magistrates and constables in Frederick with references to Dr Henry Clay and the old jail. It notes Henry Clay’s demises and ties to local education at Jessie Academy. Mary Pickford and a picture at the Opera House appear in the scattered remarks.
Local weather warms residents after frost with sunlit days and outdoor plans. Garden Club flower show features blooms at the Academy building while Memorial Day events and parliamentary duties for the American Legion and UDC proceed. Community projects include a large pageant in Predemes and upcoming Beltway activities, with graduations and summer plans noted across Frederick.
Frederick Memorial Cemetery Company secures Smyth and Son to erect a modern mausoleum cloister above ground for the dead near the Braders. The granite and marble structure will be permanent, with bronze monuments and strict care to preserve the body, reflecting a growing U S trend with many mausoleums nationwide. The project aims to attract those preferring entombment above ground and positions Frederick as a notable site for such memorials.
A mass meeting in Rockwire discussed creating a Federal homestead unit for the colored community but rejected sites west of the Baltimore & Ohio tracks. Miss Latania Engle, Montgomery County Welfare Board chair, outlined a $100,0000 land and housing plan to be financed over 20 years and a five member committee was set to present the sentiment to the control board.
A Montgomery County jury granted Joseph Thomas Gloyd and others ownership rights to land in a condemnation case filed by the Strate roads committee. The award totals 4000 dollars, reflecting the property's value and taking into account saved barn areas and fire insurance adjustments.
Mrs Alexander George presents a three person dinner featuring creamed chicken with corn fritters and parsnip salad, plus chocolate pudding. The guide lists ingredients for corn fritters and a chocolate pudding dessert, including chicken stock and milk.
Frederick countians survey shows broad support for some government aid to depositors who lost funds in closed banks. Opinions vary on payout levels from 25 percent up to 100 percent with many favoring around 50 percent and some urging consideration for deposits in banks closed by government order.
Listings of historical figures and anniversaries with mixed spellings and dates. Includes Johann G Fichte born 1762, Joras Hopkins 1795, Felix Zollixoffer 1812, Henry Cotton 1863, Stephen Decatur 1815, Raoul Lufbery 191, and others. Birthdays feature Joan Abel and Manley Hudson among names. horoscope hints at ambition and perseverance.
A fragmentary notice discusses a crime tale with hints of an Atlant heiress passenger passage and a homicidal plot. It references Mr Williams and Bernai and Hitchcocx works, noting multiple family members with murder on their minds and a climactic unmasking by legal inquiry. A bee eye efficiency remark appears as a trivia aside.
New York gossip recounts a Greenwich Village party where guests released nineteen cats inside a home and chased them around as a prank. The story links to a nationwide rumor that writer C. L. Madden is drafting an article on Broadway stars with pets, prompting celebrities to borrow cats for photo ops.
The article discusses pediatric low mood in children, noting its behavioral signs such as theft and truancy. It emphasizes parental vigilance and guidance, referencing Dr Sehamecher and a Cleveland clinic study.
Chariss presents a daily English lesson focusing on practical usage and grammar tips. The column explains common errors and offers quick exercises to reinforce learning for readers seeking steady language improvement.
Fragmentary text notes a religious instruction about teaching and commanding men. The readable phrases reference the Lord, cleric, and instruction, but details are unclear and names or events are not discernible. The record preserves a period voice amid garbled OCR.
The text argues that prolonged low mood and housing poverty push homeless adolescent girls to street life. It notes younger arrestees in police records and urges priority on youth mental health to rebuild a troubled community for the future.
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