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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1934
Page
4
A 1934 column riff discusses an Eskimo visitor who asks to buy not a coat but a model lady in a shop window. The piece jokes about mistaken identity, then questions whether laughter is fair, suggesting the tale reflects stereotypes and home life norms rather than a simple folly.
A chautauqua lecturer captivates a serious audience by stressing that genuine intelligence shows in reception and understanding rather than mere humor. The director of a major lecture bureau notes that the public seeks solid information and thoughtful discussion, signaling a shift in national interest toward facts and deeper thought.
The letter mentions President and speeches from Tuptio Mass and references electric rates and garbled names. It includes Will Rogers and Vanderbit with unclear attribution and a discussion of reverence toward Tahane TB Tay. The text is largely unreadable with many typos and missing context.
Daily lesson on word usage and pronunciation highlights confusion around misused terms. It discusses stressing correct forms, mispronunciations, and the idea that using a word three times commits it to memory. The piece labels termagant as a harsh, quarrelsome descriptor.
Atlanta November 19 President's recovery chief Donald Ro Rishberi told Southeastern Development Board that large scale unemployment relief would not be abandoned. He warned it would be a personal crisis to drop current cooperation and let nature take its course.
Henry C Fleagle, a longtime Cold War veteran and last surviving member of Jason Damuth Pest GAR, celebrated his 62nd birthday November 11 at his Thurmont home with family and friends. It recalls his service in the 7th Maryland Volunteers under the Union flag and his long association with local veterans groups.
Local items reflect retrospective notes from Tac Neus column dated November 20 1884 and November 15 1914. Mentions residents Oscar F Firestone and Fannie E Steiner with social ties in Frederick and surrounding county. Notes marriages and local happenings including autos and notable residents with surviving family counts.
A sprawling list of attendees and hosts from Taneytown and nearby areas marks a recent social gathering. Names include Mrs N O Suarter, Virginia Eberly Harrison, Mt er 4 Manufacuncie C5 raid, Ms Mia, Mr. and Mrs. Albert, and many residents such as Walter Zeng, Ruth Lille, and Charles Arnold. The note mentions Stas C Me Basar, Dar and other households hosting relatives and friends from D. C. and Walnut ton for the weekend visit.
The page lists numerous household visits and social events in Baltimore area communities. Residents including Mr and Mrs Henri Charke, Mrs Eugenes L Inary, Lt and Mrs Charles A Kohls, and families such as the Wainwrights, Genette, and Galirthan are noted hosting or attending gatherings. Guests span Baltimore, Towson, Severna Park, and nearby towns with trips to New York Philadelphia Washington and Norfolk mentioned.
A Books A Day reviews Rex Stout's Fer-des Lance and a collection The Adventures of Ellery Queen. The Rex Stout novel features a university president murder and a private detective who stays indoors, while Ellery Queen offers a set of short detective stories.
Mrs George Kelly whose home was destroyed by fire received help from the Randals Awn Homemakers Club during their annual donation week for the Sheama tattee Home for Bi Was DD served. Mr and Mrs Willem Hayes hosted guests as their daughter Mrs Lust returned to Canastota New York with family. Thelma Hayes, nurse, plans a visit to Mrs Hobbs while Mrs Gaither hosts family.
Health column explains chronic Brights disease as kidney inflammation with fluid buildup. It advises reducing kidney workload, maintaining nutrition, and improving waste elimination. Diet limits fluids and focuses on protein to rebuild tissues, with careful medical care as disease advances.
Incomplete OCR fragment mentions names like Fairé B. Olson and Minnesota, plus New York broker references. The text is garbled with no clear event, date, or structure to summarize into a coherent news item.
New York scene contrasts Hollywood gains and Broadway woes as chorines move westward and stage rules tighten. Quotes on actors dancers and industry shifts reveal a lively look at backstage life amid a Roosevelt era security incident in a theater box.
A scrambled retrospective lists figures born on specific dates: Peregrine White of the Mayflower in 1620 in Massachusetts and his long, uneventful life ending in Marshfield July 22, 1704. Philip Schuyler born 1733 in Albany. Thomas Chatterton born 1752 in England noted for forgeries and death by self poisoning. Charles Graham Alpine Miles O'Reilly born 1829 and died 1868 in New York. Wilfrid Laurier born 1841, premier of Canada, died 1919. Josiah Worde Force noted as a journalist and adventurer. late 19th century notices.
A fragmented paste of names and events from a 1851 periodical. It mentions Cardinal Pawiek Aryes of New York, Rt. Rev. Peter I. Rone, and Georges Ehok with dates and a reference to a national encampment. The text mixes biographical notes with terse legal and civic mentions from the era.
A short poem exhorts readers on the constant need for heat during winter. It mentions furnaces and various fuels oil gas coal coke and sassafras as options to dispel the chill. The verse emphasizes reliable service and steady warmth from dawn to night.
A dated roundup notes birthdays of figures such as missionary bishop of Alaska born in Canada, Dr Edwin Hubble born in Mashfield Missouri, Norman Thomas socialist leader of New York, and Admiral Joseph Reeves born in Massachusetts. It also references Selma Lagerlof the Swedish author and other names with scattered biographical mentions while including a tangential horoscope and philosophical musings.
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