This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 15 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1934
Page
4
The Daily News prints a public sale notice detailing the dates and authority for selling the listed goods. It requires submission of the sale details as authority for action and notes that the paper will publish the information to inform readers and interested parties. It warns against misrepresentation and states the publication will proceed if terms are met.
The November 8 1934 issue notes Tuesday's election results with Harry W Nice defeating Albert C Rutchitz fifth term bid for Maryland governor and a Republican three member county board elected. It highlights strong independent voting and a trend away from strict party lines while hoping for effective governance and stable administrations under new officials.
A daily lesson discusses amiable meaning good natured and kind. Examples show amiable remark and amiable man illustrating its use in everyday speech and webinar style.
The readable fragments cover a dinner menu with items like SAIMON steak and Sauce Royale, plus a recipe section for an omelet style dish, muffins and a note on treatment with sodium fluorocyanates as claimed by Cornell University scientists though the text is garbled and partial.
Frederick’s old columns recall 1884 politics as Cleveland’s election appears secured, crowds cheer in streets, and the first baby named Grover Cleveland is born to Mr and Mrs Fritchie Hauer. Liberty and Pipe Creek Turnpike Co elects five directors: Reiser, Wolfe, Wettier, Englar, Jones.
Taneytown notes record the Taneytown Homemakers Club meeting at the Firemen's Building with president Mrs O B Eliot and demonstrations by Miss Agnes Blin dee. Guests included Mrs Wantz and others. a county council invitation to Westminster on Nov 8 is noted. several members listed attended a Lutheran conference in Creanmont.
Sunday school announced for next Sunday morning at 1030 led by Rev. C M Huddle. Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs Kellar Brown and daughters of Hagerstown, Mr and Mrs George Walle and Patsy of Smithsburg, Mrs Paul Jones Vera and Jane Jones of Pleasant Valley, Edna May Buhrman of Fowlie, Miss Dorothy Buhrman with Miss Jean Flair, and Mr and Mrs Mearle Huriey welcomed a daughter on October 27. Funeral for Mrs Ida Stottlemyer held in Hagerstown. Mr John Smith of Allow Falls C C C Camp spent weekend at home. Betty Fox visited grandparents Mr and Mrs Charles Fo of Mt Zion. Mt Zion church will have Sunday school next Sunday at 230 and prayer meeting Saturdays at 730.
The Womens Missionary Society held its regular meeting in the church parlors presided by Mrs Roy Graham. The study on Japanese in the United States was led by Miss Katharine Dutrow with several members taking part. A time for sending a contribution to the save-the-children fund for Tennessee and other areas was announced. A December joint meeting with the Girls Guide and Missionary Society was planned, and the annual bank offers supper will be held at Trinity church on November 25. The meeting closed with prayer. A second report describes Oberammergau passion play slides shown by Page McKeithison at First Baptist Church.
A compilation of brief notices from Mt Airy and nearby towns recounts social visits and greetings. Mrs Mary Dy. Los Angeles visits friends in Washington. Mrs Joseph Murray returns home after visiting Prof and Mrs ROW Watkins in College Park. Mrs Flyn Browning Washington spends a weekend with Linsay Brownie and Mrs Cates Warfield. Mr and Mrs Isaac E. B. Prigeett celebrate 50th wedding anniversary at their South Main Street home. Emma Barnes visits family in Taylorsville. Almeda Nicholson observed for 70th birthday with many relatives present. The text also notes a U.S. mint composition detail and previews a church lecture and play scenes from Oberammergau with a related giving campaign.
Dr. Fishbein discusses milk history from farm to doorstep, the spread of germs, and the Pasteurization milestone. He explains the holding and flash methods, with holding favored for safety, and introduces certified milk produced under strict sanitary conditions and tuberculin testing to ensure safety and quality. Next, milk condensation, modification, and irradiation are explored.
Fragmented OCR lists local names and events from Graceham area churches and families. Mentions include Mr and Mrs Buhrman and relatives, Parsonage and Sunday School plans, a Frederick County hospital reference,Evangelical and Reformed services, and several local residents linked to various households and gatherings.
New York stringer Paul Harrison reports on clubs marking Texas Guinan's death anniversary with silence and revelry. He notes Dempsey's move into a large Manhattan nightclub venture, the Cafe de l Opera, and diversions at the Rainbow Room. The piece lists stars and socialites seen around town including Katharine Cornell, Ethel Barrymore, Lupita Thorndike, Maude Adams, Dorothy Gish, Colleen Moore, and Rex Beach, with anecdotes about Rockefeller Jr, Valentino’s cousin Arturo, and Sophie Tucker’s return from Europe.
Fragmented list of birth and death dates for historical figures and events. Names include John Dickinson William Wirt George H Bissell Olver O Howard Errol Lytton Owen Merrath Maria Hoehn Mayer Rohschild Huch Frayne and others with scattered dates and notes about political and diplomatic roles. The text also briefly mentions Lincoln’s presidential re election and Montana statehood in an unclear, OCR damaged form.
A fragmentary note reflects on mortality and the inevitability of dust, linking biblical and classical imagery. It juxtaposes phrases about going unto one piece and the omnipresence of death as an inescapable image across scenes.
Walter G Campbell of the USDA and FDA chief, born in Knox Ky, turns 57. Robert W Bingham of Louisville Ky, ambassador to Great Britain, born Orange Co NC, 68. George C Day, rear admiral, Bradford VI, 08. Henry H Apple, Franklin and Marshall College president, Mercersburg Pa, 65. Matthew Van Sielen, New York mining engineer, 4. Frank W Stearns of Boston, merchant, 78. King Prajadhipok of Siam, 41. Mind as capably active or listless, today’s horoscope-style note urges action.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.