Evening Social Notes and Medical Debate in 1334
Fragmentary society items recount birthday greetings for Mrs Francis Mrrkill and a card party hosted by United Daughters of the Confederacy at the Francis Scott Key hotel. A lengthy medical discussion by Dr Gertane Walker analyzes bacteria at high altitudes and their role in disease spread via dust, with historical references to the influenza epidemic and the Black Death.
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Gertane ‘Walker
Dy Walker
Walker
Europe
Patty Weld
Francis Scntt Key Hotel
Fruhugh Tee
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Amt Ataber
W. Springer
D. W. Fetterolf
Uly
Glenn HM
Uae
Jarmihi
Ciarac
Eleanor Eoamd
Barbar Nicutionur
Helen
Grace P. “Smith
Meg. Alban M. Mee
Emin Waeina
Sophe Reich
Franciis B. Sappehetor
Ehapober
Funeral notice and community events in Frederick area
Memorial notices detail funeral attendance for Mr. W. Mines with relatives from Rosemont and Cherrydale, plus a schedule of local social events. Frederick Y Club dance at Frederick High School, banquet for Repudiation Day, and multiple card parties and announcements from the Maryland Society and Girls High School Alumnae. Including births, visits, and upcoming weddings, the items sketch a busy community scene surrounding November events.
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Frederick Mi
Frederick High School
Albert L. Leary
Max Fisher
Stephens
Maryland Society
Sons of the American Revolution
Lawrence Everhart
Hotel Frederick
H. Kieffer de Lauter
Lewis A. Rice
Cleon Alexander
Chairmson
Rachael Ogle
John Hull
Ruby
Postman Faces Antarctic Trek With Stamp Cache
Charles F. Anderson, a postal service expert, embarks on a 16 000 mile journey to the Antarctic carrying 40 000 covers from American stamp collectors. He jokes of penguin danger and a march through jungles and mountains as he pursues a mission to deliver the letters, recounting a prior expedition with humorous exaggeration.
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Charles F. Anderson
Post Office Department
Antarctic
Lilily America
Anderson
Duke of York
Deiier
Jeter
Africa
Personal inquiry to editor about cross state debt and movement
A reader in Beverley Hills seeks public clarification on whether Huey Long debt cage cessation applies to individuals moving from another state. The letter contrasts California migration with a broader movement likened to a pilgrimage to Louisiana, signaling frustration and a call for transparency.
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Beverley Hills
Calif
Tadaisstadt
Ak Behag
Sinclair
Calfornia
Lousiana
Bank
Ame
Hills
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago Today In Frederick
Century old reflections as Frederick, Maryland items surface from 187? and earlier archives. Mentions towns like Urbana and nearby farms with horses, licenses, and farmers enjoying a morning treat while discussing local events and people from twenty and fifty years past.
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Frederick
Social guests visit homes on midweek list of locals
A group including Mesare Carroll Hendrickson and Parsons Newman hosted visitors at the Ralph Falkney residence on East Second Street Wednesday evening. Guests named include Mrs Walter Poole Mrs Ruth Poole Mr and Mrs Charh Brunner and several Misses Katharine Shaw Florence Garner Bessie Garner and Mary Bell Poole plus Mr and Mrs Robert MecMullen of Frankfort Pa. Others visited Mrs A A Federline at the Wm Hum home while Mr Norman Balm and Edward Balm of Philadelphia spent the weekend with Miss Mary Hamm on North Market Street. Emma Martz Walkersville plans a visit this week with Lieh sch and slaw. Keemily and Rev G B Wunder in Westminster hosted visiting relatives and family from Fullerton.
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Girls’ High School
Francis Soott Key
Ruth Dixon Thomas
Pauline Koontz
Celeste Thomas
Misa Leona Mercer
Marlon Shipley
Ruth R. Trout
Clinton M. Rhoades
Irvin Ramsburg
Elmira V. Renn
Mary Benson
Milas Jeasie Webster
Lewis Wielschman
Talvies
Mira
Roger B. Wolfe
Ruth ‘Martz
Edward Myers
W. Bartgis Storm
Louise Haller Grove
Mary V. Butcher
Mary Leatherman McCabe
Guy Cramer
Grover Lb. Michael
Ruth D. Thomas
Joseph Stephens
Johns. Retin, Jr
Raymond Ford
Edward Balm
Robert MecMullen
Frankfort
A. A. Federline
Norman Balm
Philadelphia
Mary Hamm
North Market Street
Emma Martz
Walkersville
Lies Sch
Slaw
Westminster
New York Called World’s Wickest City by Bruce Catton
Bruce Catton quotes Hendrik de Leeuw in Sinful Cities of the Western World claiming New York surpasses other cities in raw wickedness. De Leeuw asserts New York hides vice beneath a veneer of respectability and contrasts it with Berlin and Paris, noting a cover-up process akin to that seen in wartime Germany.
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New York
Hendrik de Leeuw
Algiers
Berlin
Paris
Marseilles
Hitler
Julian Messner
Lewistown PTA to Meet at School Tuesday Evening
The Lewistown PTA holds a regular meeting at Lewistown School on Tuesday at 7.45 p.m. Prof J Bye will speak on Education For Tomorrow. Educational programs by children will be presented.
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F.T. A
Tegular
Lews Town
P.T. A
Lewistown
J. ( Bye
New York eateries offer a world tour of flavors
In New York City the Times Square area hosts foreign restaurants pushing authenticity. Curries lack heat compared to India, Spanish dishes are milder for Americans, Swedish Wives offers 73 smorgasbord items, Russian spots feature borsch and music but miss Second Avenue’s flavor, and Miyako’s on West 84th Street showcases a balanced fusion of meat, bamboo sprouts, bean curds, onions, and mushrooms.
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Paul Harrison
New York
Times Square
Broadway
India
Second Avenue
Broadway Dotted With Ethnic Eateries In City Scene
The piece surveys Chinatown and Little Italy eateries, detailing Cantonese dishes such as Tim Sun Gai Kow and Sun Gal Sung Chee at Chew Chow Palace, and notes the Chew Chow Palace in Manhattan’s Chinatown. It contrasts clear menus with curious dishes and comments on groceries, octopus, and local immigrant communities, including West 4th Street’s Cyprus shops.
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Broadway
Canton
Chinatown
Today in History and Birthdays Noted Across Centuries
A jumble of birth and death dates highlighting figures such as James McHenry born in 1733. John Bright and Henry G. Davis with scattered notes. Charles Eliot Norton and Homer Eaton linked to academia and ministry. Minnie Hens noted as a soprano. Prof. Edward S. Dana listed among anniversaries. The piece blends dates, origins, and roles with unclear completion of several entries.
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Maryland
Ireland
Baltimore
Igil—John Bright
Henry G. Davis
West VK
United States
Charles Eliot Norton
James Hervard
Danie
Cambriden
Mass
Homer Eaton
Methodist Book Concern
New York
Enosburg
Madison
N. J
Minnie Hens
Luff's Stuff Values and Notable Personalities
A fragmentary column mixes pro and con on the value of money and living wisely, with scattered notes on notable people and a brief horoscope. The text mentions N A Lufburrow, Admiral Joseph Strauss, a Rhode Island senator, and other biographical hints, interwoven with musings on wealth and virtue.
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Ss. 1
Joseph Strauss
U. BL
Washington
OG. Dorn
Mt. Morris
Lawrences
Jesse O H. Meriall
Rhode Island
New York
Aco
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