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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1934
Page
4
A 1924 Daily News column warns against defamatory remarks and misgivings about published content. It notes responsibility for opinions, urges corrections, and states the editor will fix errors. The notice emphasizes author accountability and protection for individuals against libel.
Congress urged to repeal a publicity provision in the Revenue Act of 1931 that would require tax filers to reveal gross income deductions and tax paid on pink slips. Critics warn public access invites fraud and privacy violations, while supporters claim it would curb evasion. The piece argues the pros are weak compared to risks and urges action when the next Congress convenes in January.
Fragmentary religious snippet references belief in Jesus and the Father from John 16 27. The readable lines mix misspellings and unclear phrases about seeing and belief, suggesting a devotional or scripture quotation context with limited coherent facts.
A scraps filled note discusses a world tour by a group travel along with names lik e Admiral Reeves and Will Rogers. The writer jokes about travel, pride, and references to figures resembling Robert E. Lee. The fragmentary text hints at a nostalgic, quirky tone.
Fragmentary text discusses pronunciation and syllable emphasis, mentions names and phrases, and notes focus on accent, syllables, and word study. It references repeated usage of a word, voluntary work, and prevalent terms, but lacks a coherent narrative or complete facts.
Sunday services were held at Christ Church with morning and afternoon sessions led by Ty. Dunkerton of Washington and Res. Field Blick of the Christian Church Rockville. Mrs. Newton Kidd of Baltimore spoke at Christin Endragare and other services were led by Rev. Charles Funk of Beaver Creek. Guests included Mrs. Frank Kytro and Mrs. Julia Hall of Poolessidle. The obituary notes the funeral of Vernon Gurlisle of Wastdneten. Several social visits and a steno petition-related mention to the Potomar Edison Company are recorded among local residents and families in Hyattstown area community notices.
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago Today records memories from The Niwa Naw with faint notes on driving near Mon 3 Row A, a bookkeeper, and a school event for seventh grade pupils. It mentions Miss Carolyn Compton as the class teacher and hints at nostalgic recollections prompted by decades past.
Carrie Gencloft of York Pa writes from Lewistown with a peace message recalling the armistice and urging disarmament and the restoration of civil rights. She laments modern militarism, calls for individualism and self government, and hopes for a peaceful dawn and a world free from oppression.
A lengthy column lists numerous social visits and guests across Sykesville and nearby towns. It notes engagements, family visits, church events, and temperance rallies, with several Baltimore and Rockville residents hosting or visiting relatives and friends.
Bruce Catton praises a historical romance about a ship captain who resists capture, dies, and whose first mate elopes with the heroine. A French privateer, adventure, and privateer campaign drive the plot, ending with the captain’s heart and hand won. Published by Doubleday.
Emmitsburg area residents including Miss Frances Kervizan of Gettysburg visited Washington events. A Pennsylvania driver collided with a wagon near Emmitsburg last Sunday at about 10:30 am, knocking down the horse and breaking wagon shafts near Rudolph Warthen’s residence north of town.
Damages estimated at 3000 dollars followed a Friday blaze that leveled the residence of Edward Jenkins at Winfield near Westminster. Westminster and Sykesville fire companies answered calls from neighbors but the fire had gained too much headway to save the house. Firemen and neighbors salvaged Jenkins and his wife’s furniture and personal belongings. Jenkins suspects a defective nut caused the fire.
Several local notices list funerals, visitors, and hospital events. Mary Rodgers Offutt dies at Mercy Hospital in Baltimore with services in Granite and Woodstock, interment at Druid Ridge. Gartrell and Mingie Garver funerals noted in Catonsville and Annapolis Junction, with relatives in Howard County. Social guests include Mr. and Mrs. Osborn of West Friendship, and the Barnes at Laurel.
Health column explains artificial pneumothorax to collapse diseased lungs as a TB treatment. It traces history from 1805 to 1892, notes dangers, bedside rest comparison, and identifies cases where collapsing a lung benefits recovery while emphasizing careful use by skilled practitioners.
The text presents a jumble of quoted figures and names, including Prof A K Sachar and Herbert Hoover, with stray references to a new law, parking, and congratulations on a birth at a Frederck City Hospital. The readable items suggest a miscellaneous column or notices page with partial names and events.
New York gossip column strolls through Manhattan noting curiosities from Broadway to the Bowery. Observations include a dog on a leash, a multilingual restaurant scene, hobo editorials, drugstore showmanship tests, and portraits in lobbies. Historical street lore traces Five Points and parklands to potter’s field sites and a debated origin for Manhatta.
A mixed calendar of birthdays and deaths from history. Notable figures include puritan divine Iola Baxter, Admiral Edward Vernon, Margaret Corbin, Joseph Hopkinson, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, George Munro, Justin McCarthy, and John Howard Payne. Also mentions the early Montreal campaign and James Simpson’s chloroform discovery.
A fragmented piece critiques psychology's waning grips on stimuli instincts and emotions. It blends terse opinions and oblique allusions to modern notions, with biographical asides and a quip about Websterian realism, ending on a cautionary note about self interest and honor.
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