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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1934
Page
4
A fragmented note shows the Daily News published in 1934 with references to Associated Press authority and editorial policy. It mentions editor duties, public notices, and the paper’s stance on opinions, with date lines indicating a Thursday in November 1934.
A column discusses Mr Burnz and his idea of Real-Riting to create a universal simplified English. Critics warn the plan would fail without broad acceptance and note many people already lack English fluency. The piece notes rising population and urban growth complicating language reform efforts.
In a remarkable affray detailing self-adulation and publicity, the doctor Dr Dafoe commented that the fire incident could now be regarded as having life expectancy similar to normal children born singly. He offered no praise for his own early achievements, focusing instead on the patient’s dignified survival and professional qualities.
President Merry I Stuhr of Hood College joins a luncheon honoring Sir Harold Mackinush and Lady Mackinush of London hosted by the Philadelphia Federation of Churches and the Philadelphia Core of Religious Education at the Bellevue-Stratford. Sir Harold Primier attended the World Sunday School Association meeting in New York on October 11. Professor Henry T. Wade will lead Hood College students to Washington tonight for the first concert of the Thursday evening series featuring soprano Lucrezia Borl and the Argenean Blaiekhorn Orchestra with guest soloist.
Middleburg Nevada notes a district Ladies Club meeting hosted by Mrs FL Te with officers elected including president Mrs and vice president Mrs Lucy Rakes, treasurer Mrs Lin nie Bohn, and secretary Mrs Fertile Sherman. Social visits followed from Mrs Wierc Grouse, Richard and Nevin, Nora Grimes, Jane and Bey, and Mrs William Ohler. Numerous guests from Washington DC to Baltimore and Keymar visited homes and attended social outings across the area.
A fragment from Frederick recounts local events including a sale at Foundry, a Prohibition Party note, a minor fire, and a stock judging contest at Laurel Fair. Mentions James, son of Mr and Mrs Cramer, and a $3 prize. Contains unclear OCR sections.
Weather report by John Ro Werks section director notes a weekend with family and Mrs Raymond Fogle. Mean temperature for the week was 3 degrees cooler than normal with strong westerly winds. Potatoes, corn, and hay notes show late harvest activity, but farming operations lag due to an exceptionally wet September across western Maryland and the Eastern Shore.
A garbled quotation fragment attributes a line to Cervantes and a reflection on hunger and compassion. The readable text presents no clear event or person beyond the quoted idea, with no cohesive news context or verifiable details.
Today in History lists notable events and birthdays across years including figures like Stephen Crane, Marie Curie, and Boies Penrose. The piece notes Earthquake of Lisbon, Continental Congress in Trenton, and the U S Postal Money Order system among other historical markers, then lists horoscope, birthdays, and local civic notes. It mentions George W P Hunt, Joseph Bleutgood, Hueton Thompson, Meric Thorpe, Grantland Rice, and Becky Mees among others with birth anniversaries or ages. It also covers a political gathering discussing license taxes and ballot details with remarks on state revenue and constitutional amendments.
Dr. Morris Fishbein explains how X rays determine if bones are broken after a joint sprain. He notes that ligaments may tear varying amounts and that bandages, rest, and gentle massage aid healing. Chronic sprains may need orthopedic surgery to remove adhesions and restore movement under anesthesia.
The senior class of St Marys College in Emmitsburg will host a dance in the college gymnasium on Saturday night. Edward Norton Eu Niland and George Grees lead the music committee. George Getins and Gorge Bermunz ham handle tickets while John Barry and Joseph McBride run the program. More than one hundred guests attended with refreshments served. The event was part of student activities at the college as teachers and locals noted and the attendance included members of the nearby community.
A wild charity game in Nyack New York drew a celebrity cast led by Ben Hecht and Charles MacArthur with elephants and 40 sports figures from theater and journalism. Eleven notable players plus 30 more entertainers filled the field in a chaotic clash between the Nyack Eagles and the Hangovers, ending without a clear score amid a late night of substitutions and misplayed innings.
A dated menu by Mrs Alenander George features a cherry pudding recipe and a day’s menu including baked fish with tarar sauce, baked potatoes, asparagus, wheat cereal, crackers, cranberry sauce, tea, and dinner courses. The notes list quantities such as one cup cooked asparagus and two tablespoons of a seasoning.
A recipe fragment describes lemon pudding to be made with flour baking powder vanilla cream sugar and water. It mentions a shallow pan and baking for about 25 minutes until color changes, then cutting into squares.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a Welsh symbol, St David's Day customs, and assorted phrases about cheese and aromas. The readable parts imply a celebratory or promotional note, but concrete facts, dates, names, or events are minimal. The piece resembles a garbled ad or ceremonial snippet with unclear meaning.
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