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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1934
Page
4
The readable text shows garbled references to The Daily News and various department items. Mentions include The Geve-Puct Building and court matters. A dated line reads Wednesday, November 34, 1934, indicating OCR errors and a misdated issue.
In a unanimous decision Justice Cardoso holds Huey Long liable for libel when he circulated filthy attacks about Samuel T Ansell, a former army judge advocate general, outside Senate immunity. The case stems from Long's 1932 Louisiana campaign and he must stand trial in the District of Columbia rather than claiming immunity.
The Kansas Supreme Court criticizes a town ordinance banning keeping more than five cats as a nuisance. It questions the logic behind such limits and notes similar questions could apply to dogs and other animals. The piece humorously ponders how many bees or a swarm might constitute a nuisance and mentions medical research and currency standards in passing.
A garbled local note from Beverly Hills dated November 14 discusses upcoming events and political figures. It references Huey Long, predictions, and general political discourse, with uncertain details and names obscured by the OCR.
A reader criticizes a parade for a truck carrying men drinking beer, fearing it sets a bad example for children. The letter urges adults to model clean living and cites Jesus Christ about letting children approach kindness and avoid ruin. Signed by Frederick Noy, 14, 1094.
The Germantown Hallowe'en celebration named Miss Ruth Walters prettiest costume Mrs Eugene Selby best mourning costume and Master Billy Brandenbule funniest costume. Community members including Mr and Mrs Eugene Waters and Miss Mollie Winters attended, with visitors from Washington and Hood College relations noted. Bleak coughs and fever also mentioned among locals.
Fears are expressed for the safety of a man from Lewistown missing after leaving a general store and not seen since. The item mentions local crime, a horse belonging to Samuel Borg, and a scene on East Fourteenth Street with a neighbor hauled to jail. Funeral details note the late Alfred Brown of Satlawile with large attendance and surviving relatives.
Health column explains how pyorrhea damages teeth, tracing causes like tartar, inflamed gums, and food wedging. Emphasizes regular brushing and dental checkups, noting mummies show past cases and urging prevention by keeping gum margins clean. Dentists should examine at least twice yearly for cleansing.
State aid and Charities head Samuel Sannahann says state aided hospitals spent about 200000 more than funds provided for free patients in the year ending September 30. He notes total state grants of 33240 for hospitals while extra costs run to 19646862, with Frederick City Hospital reporting 211892.8 from free patients and only 14500 from state aid, a near 7000 loss.
A muddled OCR text blends biblical verse and Emerson quotes with dental health advice. It discusses pyorrhea management, the limits of mouthwash and toothpaste, and the need for professional care to prevent tooth loss.
A brief note discusses frequent mispronunciations and word usage errors. It highlights correct stress patterns and emphasizes practice with difficult terms to improve daily language skills.
A Bible class gathering on November 7 at Mgr and Mrs Russell Shoemaker began with songs and a Lord's Prayer. An evening program on Love and Home was led by Arthur Esworthy, followed by refreshments and a closing hymn. The next meeting is scheduled for December 27 at the Droneburg home with numerous attendees listed.
A practical guide for an afternoon party meal featuring a mixed grill. It covers arranging chops sausages mushrooms and vegetables in a single shallow pan, marinating mushrooms, layering potato and apple slices, and finishing with bacon, pineapple, and a simple endive salad. Includes serving notes and a suggested breakfast lunch and dinner menu.
A historical menu lists a six person budget dinner featuring Hamburg roast, baked potatoes, creamed tomatoes, cabbage salad, baked apples and coffee. It includes detailed quantities for beef, potatoes, onions, sugar, salt, pepper, and spices, plus baking steps and basting intervals.
Bruce Catton highlights Edna St Vincent Millay's new poetry collection Wine From These Grapes praising its lyric craft and noble sequence Epitaph for the Race of Man. Harpers publishes the slim volume alongside Poems and Sonnets by Ernest Walsh and The Best Poems of 1934 selected by Thomas Moult Harcourt Brace.
Mrs Clara G Phebus returns to her West Fifth Street home after a visit with her daughter Mrs W Oakier Reid in Washington where Mr and Mrs Reid recently moved.
In New York on November 14, hackmen idle along Central Park edge while crowds head to Madison Square Garden for the National Horse Show. The old cabbies recall bygone days, reflecting on fares and a changing city as horse-drawn work fades.
A chronicle of historical anniversaries lists figures born or died across centuries including Jacob Abbott Anson Burlingame John McCullough Stopford Brooke Henry Clay Barnabee Claude Monet Ernest Perabo Samuel Seabury John Carroll Booker T. Washington highlighted alongside today’s birthdays Admiral Hilary Jones John Rassel Leo Bachland Clayton Hamilton and others with various origins and lifespans noted.
A jumble of dated lines marks birthdays and brief quotes. Notable figures include Yale guard Pudge Heffelfinger born 36 years ago, Dr Harr Y Benedict of Texas, and author Robert Hichens born today. The Horoscope warns of trials and possible criticism from relatives.
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