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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1934
Page
4
The Daily News carries a publisher notice warning against printing or reprinting opinions or comments that could affect a person’s character or reputation. The notice specifies restrictions on content and states the newspaper’s stance on publication and authority in relation to editorials. The text is a formal policy note about communications and rights.
The piece warns readers to check heating setups to avoid fires and deadly smoke. It notes nightly dangers from furnaces and stoves, urges keeping drafts controlled, and suggests a colder sleeping room to reduce fire risk and disease threats from poor ventilation.
A Barnard College physician notes college entrants are healthier than a decade ago, with broader physical vigor visible even among nonstudents who lack scholastic access. He cites weight norms, activity, and dressing habits as factors, while older fainting stereotypes fade in the modern young woman.
Miss Lena Watrons of Fynn Park Fin aged 68 and Waldo Smith of Madison Conn were injured this afternoon when a record coupe they rode in crashed into the Franklinville bridge. Wind yanked control causing the wreck. Watrons suffered multiple fractures and lacerations while Smith had a cut lip and bruised knee. Dr Morris relied Thurmont treated them before transport to Frederick City Hospital.
The adult department held its first clinic Tuesday evening to train new officers of the Adult Classes. Twenty seven officers and teachers attended. Dinner was served by the ladies, then instruction was led by former officers. The meeting was presided over by H. H. Ewing. Participants included Royal, Mrs. Rove, Mrs. Wm. Hamm, Mrs. G. Wm. Stull, Mrs. Austin Angieberger, Mrs. Leotard Krek, Wm. C. Hamm, Mrs. H. H. Ewing, and Mrs. A. B. Keller.
A garbled passage mentions factions and names associated with Renubieans and New Dem ort, plus Damioera and Republteans. It hints at efforts to classify voters, retain old customs, and strategic political maneuvers without clear events or dates.
Bruce Catton reviews William Stare Myers's General George Brinton McClellan. The book portrays McClellan as a capable organizer who turned a disordered Union army into a first rate force, yet notes his failures to seize Richmond and his political missteps that undermined his career.
The fragment mixes biblical phrasing with a Voltaire quote about law for strangers and a stray note on flight. It appears as a garbled OCR excerpt referencing scripture, Voltaire, and a named yet unclear airman or vehicle. No coherent event or source context is evident.
Fifty years ago Novem ber 7 1834 Frederick news columns recount Cleveland's victory for president and praise jubilant Democrats. A torched banner incident near Market Street sparked a minor arrest as bets mounted and crowds gathered. Twenty years ago readers see bank deposits rise and a public sale near Bedford Pa noted with civic pride and a Washington connection.
The article describes an English cottage style house built on compact lines with large rooms, a dining room and living room facing the garden, a front facing kitchen, a maid area, and decorative features. It notes rough stucco, warm tones, casement windows, slate or shingle roof, and a projected cost range from 9000 to 21000 with local labor and material price factors.
Newer styles for the winter season showcase manipulated and draped toques and turbans. French tin ports stress high draped crowns for soft shaping, with felt velvet antelope and fur used in the latest models.
A historic menu item list describes Date Pudding serving six with lemon sauce, Cranberry Sherbet for eight, and a dessert option of leftover boiled rice with cream and jelly. It includes detailed measurements for the pudding and sherbet and baking directions in a vintage kitchen style.
Nov 7 notes list Agnes Haines visiting Baltimore relatives Willis Merson and family, Julia Mullinix visiting Lewisdale, Verte Watkins weekend with parents Monroe and Mrs Watkins, and Mrs Fuller Phebus hosting Sunday dinner with other relatives. A funeral for cousin Carlisle of Dickerson was attended by several Moxley and Plebus family members. Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs Treaste Moxley's home. Then a feature on better paper dishes with glazed finish and china designs. Color-changing fish study by Prof Sumner. Barnardo’s homes in England care for over 8,500 children, with daily bread and milk consumption.
The article reviews colon anatomy including cecum appendix ascending transverse descending colon and sigmoid and rectum. It cites Arthur Hurst on the colon being sinned against by purgatives enemas surgeons and describes functions digestion absorption mucus and waste removal. It explains irritable colon diarrhea spastic constipation and atonic constipation and notes links to gallbladder and appendix conditions. It warns of diet faddists starving for thinness and overemphasis on laxatives causing irritable bowels.
A garbled collage quotes Henry Ford Senator Harry Long and Pope Pius as voices on American business funds and reconstruction. It references investment banks, bankers, and corporations with scattered attributions and misspelled names, lacking clear narrative context.
New York nov 7 a clash between Park Avenue exhibition models and Flatbush professionals sparks vivid press coverage and public spectacle. The dispute centers on fashion show dynamics, wages and social status as models, singers and clerks debate careers, happiness, and purpose amid tabloids, celebrities, and high society pros.
History milestones and notable births listed by date. Includes Pratt Spencer, Andrew D. White, Marie Curie, Tippecanoe, Alton tragedy, Bolshevik Revolution, and birthdays of Dr Royal Copeland and Bishop Horace Dubos with origins and ages.
Daily lesson notes on English usage and pronunciation. Highlights include proper phrases, common misuses, spelling tips, synonyms, and a vocabulary practice rule. Today’s word is inexhaustible meaning incapable of being used up with a sample sentence about resources.
Eleanor Medill Patterson and Fred Shawn are listed as birthday subjects with ages fifty and twenty eight respectively. Other figures include Robert L Doughton and Baron Lionel Hallam Tennyson noted for birthdays, plus Indian physicist Sir Chandrasekhar Catmats. Also mentions Dr Herold G Moulton and William Denmar with ages given. A horoscope completes the item.
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