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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1934
Page
5
The article analyzes the impact of new stock exchange regulations on speculation and market control. It warns excessive restraints could stall growth while a balanced approach may curb abuses without paralyzing business, noting past crashes and the need for risk to sustain profits.
The passage argues that old myths and external powers oppose drilling under NRA or AAA codes. It warns against over production of staples and insists rainfall and economic forces shape crop outputs. It critiques regulatory limits and external influences on agriculture, claiming hazards threaten famine.
A fragment discusses rising bread costs and locals seeking cash, asking where to find more money. It hints at dealers and an end goal but offers no clear facts or names. The text is garbled with unclear references and missing context.
A Salinas reader notes church attendance wanes on Sunday mornings while good weather and old cars lure people away. The writer predicts future services on rain days when roads are poor and rails. He quips that sermons ring better to parked cars than to idle congregants.
A chain of social visits spans Union Bridge to Baltimore and Washington, D. C. as neighbors and relatives drop by homes in Detour, Keymar, Woodsboro, Morters, New Midway, and Miller. Notable names include the Shorb, Warren, Dorsey, Mentzer, and Schild families among others.
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago Today In Frederick notes reference to Isaac Reichs team and a May date. The item mentions a subject Through Palestine Tent And Donkey and notes a county road leading line with a repaired arch.
The writer urges reliance on the Holy Comforter to ease modern mental strain and material pressure. He argues true security lies in spiritual guidance from Jesus and the Spirit, to curb friction and focus on purity and character over wealth, citing need for honest will and purpose. DOUGLASS HOOFF
A fragmented birth notice from Taylorsville mentions congratulations to Mr and Mrs on the arrival of a baby daughter or son. The text is garbled and names are unclear.
Dr George E Barnes pastor of Overbrook Presbyterian Church spoke at Hood College Vesper service in Brodbeck Hall on May 20. He urged following Jesus as the way and life and emphasized humility, fearlessness, and forward faith in Christ. The Hood College choir led a program directed by Henry T Wade. An engagement was announced for Alice Virginia Walker to E Russell Gloyd with a June wedding planned.
A dated ready reference lists stain removal by boiling water and presents a full day menu for four. It includes Egg and Ham Salad with crisper lettuce cups, Braised Oranges, Strawberry Frosting, Cup Cakes, and a cheese and spinach serving, reflecting a mid century home kitchen.
A critical look at Henry Hart's The Great One about a Harvard graduate who enters politics to aid the common man but is seduced by power. The biographical portrait traces ambition, corruption, and a fall from idealism as he rises from local office to U S senator.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains in Health by Dr Morris Fishbein that stomach cancer, while rare in youths, can occur in ages 13 to 20. Early diagnosis is crucial as the disease progresses rapidly in the young, with symptoms mirroring adult cases and X ray studies aiding detection.
Franklin P. Brose of York serves as president and William M. King of Westminster as secretary while John S Hyde of Wakefield and William Brestwiser Norman Smith and Charles P. Jones are named trustees. Marshal Waltz and Walter Batle are noted among other names in Westminster New Windsor and York.
A New York Times style feature covers Borrah Minevitch and his harmonica troupe. It notes famous fans including Herbert Hoover Jascha Heifetz John McCormack and Charlie Chaplin. It details Minevitch's rise Mae West audience reactions and the instrument’s status with unions and customs.
A fragmented list of birth and death entries across centuries. Notable names include Alexander Pose English poet born. Roger Gr Connecticut lawyer and governor. Hugbeth Fry Quaker philanthropist and prison reform advocate. Grece H. Dodge New York socialite. Everett Hale Boston clergyman. Clara Barton Civil War nurse founder of the Red Cross. Captain Charles de Gaulle era aviation milestones. Dr Richard Cabot Boston physician and author. Gustav Lindenthal New York engineer.
A fragmentary notice lists Harney Bos Bila Repp and Samuel D Mir, Haonah Mir, and Mrs H J Woldisi as participants in a tome from Geneva. The readable text is sparse and unclear about roles.
The reading notes a shift in the zodiac indicating growth of a more refined nature with possible religious leanings. It mentions wide influence and helpful aspects for natives but warns a neglectful path could lead to serious misfortune. The text references Austria and names like Himes and 2 26.
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