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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1934
Page
4
The War Department discusses tattooing identification numbers on soldiers for future conflicts. The plan aims to be nearly bomb proof by placing IDs on shoulders and hips so a fallen or missing service member can be identified and given a proper burial.
Alfred Reeves vice-president of the Automobile Manufacturers Association spoke to the Rotary Club of Detroit forecasting a 41 percent rise in national automobile production this year over last year. He cited expanding U.S. and foreign markets and expected continued plant activity and new industry growth in the automobile metropolis for the coming years.
The excerpt argues Japan needs patience while suggesting white nations harm themselves. It claims a welfare mindset shows as poverty and thrift become political rhetoric. The text mocks universal 30 hour weeks and hints at looser laws benefiting farmers.
A Halloween gathering of the Camp Fire Girls at Mary Jeane Lundgren's Linganore Hills farm featured orange and black decorations, jack o lanterns, and ghost stories. Twelve members and guests attended, with a cafeteria luncheon of cider, doughnuts, apples, candy, and peanuts served afterward.
Deeds filed show an 8 acre farm with improvements in Tuscarora district sold by Mr and Mrs J Oscar Putman to Mr and Mrs Wesley M Comaher for about 5500. A 14 acre tract known as Hunting Bottom in Jefferson district sold by Mr and Mrs Arthur Hoisenberger Baltimore County to Mr and Mrs John H Bullions for 1000. PLAN MISSIONARY MEETING Mt Pleasant reform church holds monthly missionary meeting with readings solos duets and violin pieces on Sunday evening.
Fifty years ago a new district Tuscarora formed for voting in the county election while a hunting trip near Monocacy ended with a man mortally wounding his arm. Mrs Thomas Patullinix died from malaria fever after a nine day illness. Local items note political returns, liquor questions, and county fires with responders aiding Middletown and Frederick City Hospital scenes.
Treasury officials face a growing deficit as of October 23 with daily shortfalls of about 7.85 million dollars. If trends continue, the year could end with roughly 1.96 billion dollars more borrowing and a total deficit near 900.7 million to date, raising questions about liquidity and possible debt exchanges in 1934–35.
The piece catalogs weddings, church events, Hallowe en parade under the Frederick Lions Club, fires, auto accidents, and a Baker Park assault. It notes Federal relief funds cuts in Frederick County, Cambridgeshire sweepstakes tickets held by locals, Red Cross drives, and church anniversaries. It also mentions upcoming election day, Thanksgiving talk, and winter plans around All Saints church and local religious groups.
A Lewistown consolidated school Hallowe'en festival Tuesday night featured a program organized by a committee including Mrs. Edna Buhrman Miss Sylvia Eyler and Mrs. Staley Stull Highlights included a welcome by Alton Powell origins of the Jack O Lantern and several group and solo acts performed by students such as Betty Harper Mary V Kelley and Albert Powell Jr Acts ranged from plays and readings to monologues and songs concluding with refreshments served to attendees.
Health Magazine notes kidneys and other abdominal organs can drop from normal position. Movable kidneys occur more in women, often after weight loss or childbirth, sometimes requiring abdominal supports or surgery. Right kidney drops more often. diagnosis via palpation or X ray. In severe cases symptoms include pain, nausea, vomiting, and possible collapse.
A compact roll of historical births with figures such as Stephen F. Austin, William Cullen Bryant, Jubal A Early, John Esten Cooke, Charles Fleischmann, Edward D. White, John W. Finch, Arthur Holcombe, Wilhelmus Stefansson, and others marked by birth years and places across 18th to 19th centuries.
Paul Chatelain recalls elite dining scenes from 1914 to 1930s Europe and America. Princes, kings, and executives shaped grand tables at venues like the Hotel de Paris and Savoy London. Notable figures include Mrs Roosevelt and Walter Vanderbilt amid lavish banquets with caviar, pheasants, and Alaska dessert.
A garbled clipping lists Morse A Cartwright and David A Brown of New York and notes King Leopold I of Belgium with fragmented biographical hints. It mentions a bishop arrival, Panama ratification, and a first clash of American and Gortian soldiers, ending with an unclear horoscope reference.
A fragmentary quotation cites biblical verse 1:7 from Nene mah and Henry Glise reflecting on obedience and the failure to keep commandments. The text emphasizes reverence for statutes judgments and Moses as authoritative.
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