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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1934
Page
5
The Daily News from Paree publishes afternoon editions except Sundays under Great Southern Printing. The paper emphasizes accuracy in news and opinion, disallowing unsourced statements, and requires attribution for all alleged facts. It is a second class matter in Maryland.
A May 22 1934 column notes rising marriage licenses as a barometer of economic health and contrasts serious business data with public readings. It reflects on garden plans and consumer optimism, linking personal milestones to broader market confidence and civic life.
Lavater quotes discuss caution and betrayal in relationships and leadership. The fragmentary lines reference Ecclesiastes and warn that someone may betray again, urging discernment and vigilance in judgment. The tone is moral and reflective with classical allusions.
A reader argues about the modern political argument between Darrow and General Hugh Johnson. The note reflects on the Spates 322 page work and the NRA debate, acknowledging both good and flaws while urging continued discussion and fair admission of differing views.
The snippet assembles varied voices from history including Senator Fletcher, General Butler, economist Ayres, and others. It references crime prevention via fingerprints, wartime warnings, cultural interests, and economic critiques, all in a scrambled modern-voice collage.
Fifty years ago the calter from The News May 22, 16647 recounts the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad honoring the Marin Luther monument unveiling with notable attendees. The piece notes a son of Cani s hone of his crand G Becker and a mention of a pump resence near East Patrice.
The Jacquess de Molay Commandery Knights Templar held an Ascension Day service at St. Saints Church with a large congregation. S rising water main project on Jefferson and West South streets completed under George A Burck, Water Works Superintendent.
James Schwartz is elected editor in chief and Virginia Brightwell business manager for the Frederick High literary publication for 1994. The editorial staff includes Gilmore, Nanane ders, LeRoy Cole, Herbert Goldberg as editors with sports and alumni editors, and reporters Helen Hanes and Mary Frances Wertenbaker. The business staff features Brightwell and Grace Dixon with ad managers Margaret Sheeley Pauline Pittinger and Raymond Brightwell, plus secretaries and support staff. Spencer Ware serves as advisor.
A wave of visits from Garrion Ray Harner and Wakefield families to Medford and Westminster is noted with dinners and calls. An all day meeting at Pipe Creek M. P. church is set for Sunday May 27 at 10 30 am with a communion service led by Rev Dr Smith and special singers. Services at 2 30 in charge of Rev Mr Stone of Hampton church Baltimore.
Randell Riddle of Tishomingo Oklahoma released a toy balloon that traveled 800 miles to Birmingham Alabama in 12 hours, according to a report from the Antler.
Carolyn Rothstein widow of Arnold Rothstein portrays the storied gambler and kingpin’s world after the war. She recalls his odd traits and the era’s betting schemes while hinting at the underworld influence behind high society. The Vanguard piece aims to illuminate postwar gambling mechanics for readers in top hats.
Mrs Pawel C Walser of Chevy Chase is named qualified member of the Montgomery County Board of Education to fill the vacancy created by Dr George L Edmonds resignation to become county commissioner The appointment follows endorsement by the county Democratic organization and numerous women's clubs.
Local charity events hosted by Toby as a program series support the Methodist Protestant church in Liberty Town. Performances and gatherings aim to raise funds for church needs and community outreach efforts.
Health editor notes trench mouth persisted more than 15 years after World War I, spreading in the United States. Vincent’s infection is caused by a spirochete. hygiene and professional dental care are essential. Treatments include antiseptics, thorough cleaning, and careful handling by dentists to remove deposits and treat gum decay.
Today's historical notes celebrate figures born in Philadelphia and elsewhere, noting deaths and milestones. Notable names include Tench Cone and John W. Livingston, with references to steam propulsion milestones and early engineers. Also listed are Dr Jacob Gould Schurman and Dr Oliver W. Stewart as today’s birthdays.
A stream of celebrity chatter from New York dated May 22 highlights luminous social names and anecdotes. It weaves in Ny social circles, theater figures, and a joke about a minister seeking a cookbook recipe. Narratives touch on musicians, actors, and a tale of identity and fame.
scrambled OCR text with a garbled recipe and biographical notes. Mentions Mrs Alexander George dressing Marjory and a list of ingredients and measurements. Includes historical references to Dr Rebs G Sr president of Anaiener of California and Rev Frederch Hmuocel of the Lutheran Church America. Horoscope line notes a day of security and prosperity and friends.
The piece praises a young reader’s vigor and determination. It notes a start from zero, a steady rise, and a hopeful life ahead. It envisions friends among classes and a life proved worth living with earthy, hearty tones.
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