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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1934
Page
5
Public notices from The Daily News at The Kews Pot Frederick Mary discuss printing and manufacturing topics. The text includes references to Associated Press rights and submission rules as well as postal and legal notices related to the newspaper.
The article urges Mor car owners to memorize and promptly provide license numbers in emergencies. It stresses keeping license plates legible so authorities can identify the vehicle, warning that damaged plates defeat this purpose and aid theft.
An article recalls the Organized An Conse Corps and wartime measures affecting employment, forests, and fire prevention. It notes funding and improvements for national forests, plus labor and construction activity, and mentions education discussions led by Mrs. Lavin Engle and a Red Cross nursing ordination.
Fragmentary text describes a French connection and mule transport details with scattered numbers. The readable portion mentions a possible event date May 2 and references France, mules, and a large shipment. Further coherent facts are not present in the fragment.
Plans for a May 28 sale at Monocacy Cemetery offer sandwiches coffee and homemade pies and cake under the auspices of the United Dough Conteceracy. The event features speakers from Ala and Mary with attendants including Rev. Gabler and guests Mr and Mrs. Maunce H.
Marriage licenses were issued at Westminster to Laxe A Shanebrook and Lala So Tanestown and to Nor mar Four and Lennie E Fritz.
Readable items recount local events from May 28, 1664 referencing baseball and Oscar mentions. The column notes show a mix of dated civic curiosities and short anecdotes from Frederick’s past.
A crowded scene on Commercial Street sees Harner's McCardells and Central Restaurant among shops raising prices from five to ten cents. Patrons include L Supper and several noted merchants as a price dispute unfolds amid ongoing competition.
An old OCR fragment mixes cleaning advice for glazed chintz with partial cooking recipes. It mentions cleaning with warm soapy water and brushing, then shifts to a garbled set of recipe ingredients for macaroni dishes, stuffed tomatoes, and dressings with incomplete measurements and unclear steps.
Community notes list weekend guests and visits across Poolesville Hoskinson family Belk Gates Danse and Williams households. Occasional dinners and bridge parties are noted along with a sad death of Helen Parcic aged 14 at Leesburg Hospital. Funeral services held at Methodist church with burial in Monocacy cemetery.
State Police filed drunken driving charges against Elmer DeLauter after a Sunday collision on LeWilliam Road near Wolfsville. Roy Forsythe and Rayner Jamieson faced similar charges, with hearings set in Middletown and Peoples Court. Additional arrests included Harlan DeGrance for drunkenness and Edward Paul for no license, with collateral posted for hearings.
The report notes Brazi issuing a blue 200 reis postage stamp for the 61st national congress on aeronautics. The design features an allegorical figure and a mechanized wing motif, with the year 1709 cited in the upper corner.
Provisional U S postage plans indicate a 10 stamp pictorial series featuring national parks expected around July 4 with values from 1 to 10 cents, plus a 1 1/2 cent insert likely dropped. Washington says the presidential stamp may not appear this fall as the design replaces the current 1923 issues.
Health editor advises to keep the eye open when a cinder or similar object enters the eye and outlines do and do not steps. Do not rub with dirty hands to avoid infection. Seek trained medical help immediately for safe removal and treatment.
An excerpt discusses advertising as a basic instrument shaping economic and moral pavements. It notes the ads influence on society, questions their social value, and previews reactions from advertising men and readers to a book published by John Day Co.
Paul Harrison reports a New York night club scene in decline with dirty foyers, empty chairs, and refurbishments. Patrons observe garish displays and a tense atmosphere as workers repaint decorations while a manager and staff attempt to revive glamour despite ongoing disorder.
A dated column lists birthdays and historic events including Morris Sheppard, a Texas senator, a bishop retiring in Virginia, Katharine Brant of Connecticut College born in Philadelphia, Dr Lowie Ball from New York, and Eugene Lorton of Tulsa. The piece references missionary, military, and civic milestones from various years.
The readable fragment mentions cee and vane in an April context with limited details, suggesting a local note or notice without a clear event or names. Further text is needed to extract a definite headline and solid summary.
A fragmented horoscope recounts themes of contentment and quiet reflection. It mentions gold, pressure, and rivers, suggesting a mood of introspection with no major plans to act, as sleep remains undisturbed.
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