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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1934
Page
4
In a reflective 1934 feature the Daily News discusses vital research themes. It highlights glare from car headlights and the push for non glaring lighting, better rain expediting tech, and safer night driving. It notes ageing innovators like Dr Edouard Branly and Oliver Wendell Holmes, praising lifelong work and practical science.
The misspelled reminiscence notes Will Rogers praising hunting dogs and racehorses, mocking politicians and actors, and recalling a South Carolina champ. It mentions a dog named Aus vowed the dest hunting dog and references seeing horses run while avoiding praise for age and sex.
A Crisfeld incident linking a church prayer to a baby's death sparked a statement from Rev. William Jackson of Parkway Church of God. He clarified his denomination has no church at Crisfeld or as far east as Carroll County, noting several minor denominations misuse the church's name.
Mention of mayoral contenders in Baltimore with Charles E. Moylan as a leading candidate. Moylan, once a member of the Appeal Tax Court, resigned to run under Mayor Howant Wodacasuu. Moylan campaigned across the city and Frederick County during Governor Ritelue's drive.
Fifty and twenty years ago in Frederick recount local scenes of political victory, weddings at New Market, and society notes. Coverage mentions Edward Nickele as president, Charles Thomas as vice president, and Willen J Grove as secretary, plus details of a large wedding for Miss Belle MacGilli at Locust Grove with the Frederick City Manufacturing Co. represented in Columbia, S.C. Also notes farm assessments in Carroll County and a Brunswick accident with J. Jesse R. Wilson, plus a Princeton game preview.
A fragmented tally reports that Westminster and surrounding districts split on liquor sales amid a wet and dry vote. City precincts in Westminster credited several district majorities for liquor, while others remaining dry by small margins. Voters across multiple districts cast ballots Tuesday, with results indicating local variance in liquor policy and ongoing debates on regulation.
The second session of the Monicame Canty Interdenominational Training School opens May 12 with Rev. Hull as pastor and Rev. Raymond Hunter assisting. Coordinating churches include Bethesda Methodist in Donutsville, Clarksburg Methodist, Damascus Methodist Episcopal, Seattsown, and nearby congregations in Hyattstown and Mt. View area, with courses led by Rev. Keinesam and other instructors.
The column lists birth and death anniversaries for figures like John A B Dehlgren Joseph Hooker Edwin Booth and Peter Widener with dates from 1803 to 1853 plus notes on later events including Sherman’s Atlanta march 1864 and 1929 burglary at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. It also notes birthdays for Louis D Brandeis Floyd B Olson James Cannon Abraham Flexner Ralph Barbour and Guilford Dudley, and a brief horoscope predicting a fortunate day with travel and career changes.
Fragmentary OCR lists Mount Tabor Methodist Episcopal Etchison Providence Methodist Protestant Pleasant Grove Methodist Protestant Fountain Mills Salem Methodist Cedar Grove Seneca Baptist Cedar Grove Woodfield Methodist Episcopal Woodfield Note reads as a rough directory of church names and locations with incomplete wording.
A letter from Rice, East Seventh Street resident N. A. Luffburrow reflects on the value of humor in daily life. She recalls visiting her brother Harry Brubaker in Baltimore and notes his condition as “very a,” hinting at recovery after a recent trip.
Dr. Morris Fishbein explains anemia causes including blood loss disease and failure to replace cells. He notes bone marrow as the blood-creating center, describes hemoglobin’s oxygen role, and cites treatments like iron, liver extract, and possible transfusions. Nobel prize laureates Minot Whipple and Murphy are mentioned in context.
A fragmented excerpt lists several individuals with titles and surnames such as Ear Brown Lantz Casares Bitner Fox Lewis Meater Buhiman McAfee Willard Wilard Barton Clemmie Fox Sylvia Tams MeIntyre Buare man and Hunter, suggesting a social event or ceremony with multiple attendees and attendees’ spouses.
New York November 13 A veteran correspondent recalls his last fall from a horse and previews the National Horse Show at Madison Square Garden. Army remounts from Fort Riley Kansas named Judas and others like Ugly Tanbark Clysmic Whirligig and Suzanne headline a lineup noted for endurance and temper. Royal Canadian Mounties bring color and discipline though New York crowds seek tales of the horses and their feats across a bustling arena.
The text lists recipes and ingredients for macaroni and cheese with a creamy sauce, cinnamon sticks, fruit salad, and basic dough steps. It describes mixing flour with fat, adding milk to form dough, rolling into strips, baking, and serving warm with butter, plus a fruit salad with pineapple and pears and a simple dressing.
A garbled list of names including Laura Lantz Laura Fox Mara Brown Alice Willard Bobbie Brown Jack Brown Jeanne Brown Helen Brown Edna and several Brown family members appears with scattered references to Mr Earl Brown Mrs John Sinddiedeeser and a son of Pennsylvania and a Deerfield household. Other lines mention Zenas Bubomas and Bussach, Mrs Roy Leu and Roy Leu in casual Sunday visits. The fragmentary text also notes Mr Earl Braan and Mr Mis William Dixon and Cascade region ties with a daughter, suggesting a social notices page with relatives visiting and local greetings.
At Friday morning meeting Darner daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Darner was elected representative of the day for Jefferson j. Students to the Cooperative Government Board. This is the high Mass Darner T member of the Junior class who also belongs to the German and Bible College class.
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