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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1934

Page

4

Names of Ladies Linked to Edward and Derr Associated Figures

A list of women and associated surnames appears, including Mrs Edward and Derr, Miss Ada Jane Boyne, Mrs Ger, Mrs Merle Leather, Mrs Arthur Johnston, Miss Audrey Spurrier, Miss Wanith E mon, Miss Virginia Siupsey, Miss Helen J. Echael Stup, and numerous others. The page itemizes attendees or associates with various households and titles.

Edward & Derr ET. Schacter Ada Jane Boyne Mos Hilda A. Mos B. H. Sharpe Helen Kinnesiiver Helen Parlette Mary Castle Marguerite Minker Thelma Mullinix Bieber Harris Guy EB. Kelly Roberta Lescalleet Barbara Haller Virginia N. Civie Mia. Hammond Clary Mary Smith Ray Smith Betty Bruce Mary Helen Arthur Lillian H. Zimmerman Pauline Farrouse Edward B. Nichol Naum Wachter Zimmerman William

Daniel Boone Quote Recalled In Antiquated Journal

A 1934 feature discusses Daniel Boone with praise for a legendary river of quotes, but notes the authentic line he carved on a tree before the Revolution. The piece contrasts claimed memoirs with the real frontier motto, and touches on wartime history and pioneer memory.

Daily English Lesson on Misused Words and Pronunciation

The text discusses common errors such as looks as though going to and enow, explains pronunciations of man and lane, and lists misspellings like Baron barren. It includes a quirky rule about using a word three times to own it and ends with a note on truth and wealth.

Lane Baron Nobieman

Luffs Stuff GOOD BOOKS Advertising Slogan

A vintage ad promoting books as avenues of knowledge and personal growth. It presents books as paths to learning and home or college study, urging readers to read good books today and always with author N A Lufburrow signature.

N. A. Lufburrow

Notable figures tour towns with Liberty League plan

Will Rogers notes a trio of prominent financiers John J. Raskob, Pierre Du Pont, and Edward F. Hutton touring under the Liberty League. He criticizes New Deal ideas and praises their private rail show claiming they aim to sway public opinion and Constitution debates.

Beverly Hil John J. Raskob Trenne du Pont Edward F. Hutton Liberty League United Sisies Will Rogers

Local Carroll County arrests reported on weekend

Lee Pickett of Sykesville faced assault charges and $250 bail after arrest by Deputy Walter Blizard. Slim Davis of Sykesville also charged with assault and $250 bail. Albert Thomas of Sykesville fined $10 for operating a motorcycle without a license. Zelma Whitmore of Union Bridge charged with unlawful liquor sales and assault, in default $250 and $100 bail. Eucith Harris of Warfieldsburg jailed after disorderly house charge, pled guilty and received $50 fine plus six months or jail.

Lee Pickett Sykesville Sheri Walter Blizard Carroll County Dall Tig Thre Mire Francico Pickett Slim ™ Davis Carroll County Albert Thomas Sykenville Benson Zelma Whitmore Union Bridge Truman Smith Carrell County Eucith Harris Warfeldsbirg Sherif Ray Yohn Leo Warner B. C. Mason

Recital by Miss Schua Grether at Hoed College Dante Club

Miss Schua Grether, Hoed College alumna of the class of 1925, presented a short dance recital at an open meeting of the Dante Club in Meyran hall. She demonstrated Japanese dance forms and performed a series of dances with pianist Miss Elea cher Bichetberger of Frederick.

Schua Grether

Frederick Notes From Fifty and Twenty Years Ago

Frederick column recalls past incidents including a postmaster’s expiration and shifts in office, a local land case near East Third Street, a $500 claim, and a home seizure note. It also mentions farm labor hardship, a car striking a buggy near Adamstown, and the wreck near the Canning Company plant affecting Homer Renn.

Frederick Rap Isville de Fen East Third Street Vicim MacGill Homer Renn Adamstown The Canning Co Renn

Joash Day at Calvary Methodist Church Services

Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church on Second Street Memorial Ground hosts Joash Day. Rev. Dr. G Ells Williams leads a morning procession and sermon on Steadfastness with special music by a large vested choir. An evening dramatization King Joash and His Chest features numerous local participants and a fundraising aim of 3009 dollars for the church dent.

Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church Second Street Memorial Ground G. Ells Williams Willan H. Harris Williams Joash Ang Markell Nelson Edward 8. Rice Rev. P. Luther Rice Spencer Ware Francis G

Edwin Markham to Speak at Hood College Chapel

American poet Edwin Markham will lecture at Hood College in Brodbeck Hall on November 22 at 11 35 a m. He will read poetry and discuss his career. Markham holds Litt D degrees from Baylor and NYU and an L H D from Syracuse. He is honorary president of the Poetry Society of America and a member of the American Academy of Arts and Letters.

Edwin Markham Hood College Brodbeck Hall Markham Baylor New York University Syracuse University Poetry Society of America American Academy of Arts and Leiters Lincoln California Gates of Paradise Hood Resler Shultz Harrisburg

Mercy as a guiding verse from Luke and Henry

A Bible quotation note frames mercy as a moral arc. It cites Luke 6 36 and Philip Henry on mercy leading to further mercy, presenting a reflective religious vignette.

Prevention key to wiping out infectious diseases

Health expert Dr Morris Fishbein explains that prevention limits spread of illnesses. He notes malaria yellow fever and plague combat success, typhoid remains challenging, and control relies on isolation hygiene and mosquito and rat management.

Roman Empire Rome United States China India

A Book A Day By Sruce Catton

In The Story of the American Indian Paul Radin undertakes detective work to trace the range and unifying threads of a complex field. The review highlights Radin's method and the breadth of his inquiry.

Sruce Catton Paul Radin

Meanderings on society and nightlife in New York

Elsa Maxwell proposes a multi city tag game amid club intrigue and repeal era tensions. Notes on Rockefellers Rainbow Room patrons, Big Spender Broadway cash, Octavio Gwinle’s casino wealth, and roving gossip about Jeanne Aubert, Adele Astaire, and many social figures.

Elsa Maxwell Europe Rockefellers Rainbow Room Broadway mMoney Octavio Gwinle

Doughnut and Liver Dishes Featured in Historic Recipe Fragment

A fragmented OCR recipe text outlines doughnut making with rising and frying steps plus a liver dish baked in a buttered pan. It includes measurements for flour sugar milk salt and spices, plus notes on soaking liver and baking times. The item resembles a mid century home cooking feature with multiple recipes in one block.

*Unknown Transatlantic Links in Ancient American Cultures*

A review discusses a book by Mr. Radin proposing that mound builders in the Ohio and Mississippi valleys were Mayan settlers and that pre-Inca Peru influenced North and South American cultures. It notes the spread of Mayan culture into distant regions and frames civilizations as interconnected cultural centers rather than isolated peoples.

Radin Mexico America Ohio Mississippi Peru Coutady Roche Marre North South Gaul

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