Opening the Way and Thanksgiving Reflections in 1934 News
The article discusses Washington policy shifts as the Home Owners Loan Corporation and Reconstruction Finance Corporation face reduced funding and looser foreign exchange rules, signaling a cautious administration tilt. It then shifts to Thanksgiving reflections with vivid scenes of turkey readiness and family feasts, ending with a note on Nazi headquarters planned with a thick concrete roof for protection.
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Washington 4
Leoren
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Tais Fe
Peveminent Agency
Ho More Toorey
Sonerese
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Hoover
Treasury
Bible Thought and Shakespeare Quotation Note
A compact note quotes Job 5 2 from the Bible about envy and rash humor and cites a Shakespeare line asking for patience with forgetfulness due to a mother’s influence. The item blends literary and religious snippets in a single historical paper style.
Pageant on Constitution Figures Draws Civic Attention
A reader urges Beverly Malls and surrounding towns to stage a pageant titled The Ma of other depicting Benjamin Franklin Washington Madison Hamilton and other foundational figures. The note praises the idea as inexpensive to mount apart from costume rentals and suggests consulting the Bar Association for information and support.
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Beverly
Cale
Benjamin Franklin
Washington
Madison
Hamilton
The
A. Bar Association
Spaiy Pene Dee Dee Ee Assisiaees
Walkersville Women Hold Meeting With Guests
Miss Helena Stauffer hosted the Walkersville Women's Club meeting with twenty two members and two visitors. In charge by vice president Mrs William Pawel the group sang Sweet and Low and heard quotations. A Thanksgiving dialogue by Kent Nicodemus Jr and Carroll Lioyd and a directors report by Mrs Charles Houck were presented. Demonstrators Mind Mary Nicodemus and Virginia Culler showed winter vegetables and fruit prep. Next meeting set for December 14 at Mrs Nelson Stauffer’s home.
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Walkersville Club
Helena Stauffer
Walkersville Women's Club
William Pawel
Kent Nicodemus, Jr
Carroll Lioyd
Charles Houck
Mary Nicodemus
Virginia Culler
Nelson Stauffer
Sunday visit at the Marshall home in Rocky Ridge
Visitors included Mr and Mrs Joseph Marshall sid son Merhi James Hahn Betty Marshall all of Eyler's Valley Mr and Mrs Jesse Marshall Mr and Mrs John Michael and Maryellen Lively of St Mary's Mrs David Renner and sons Charles Roy and John of Keymar Mr and Mrs Robert Wisner and son Howard of Detour Carroll Hamerick and Henry Miller of Thurmont Frank Long of Woodsboro The day featured singing with music by the Black Ramblers Dinner was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Ridge
Samuel J. Marshall
Joseph Marshall
Sid
Merhi
James Hahn
Betty Marshall
Eyler's Valley
Jesse Marshall
John Michael
Maryellen Lively
St. Mary's
David Renner
Charles
Roy
John
Keymar
Robert Wisner
Howard
Detour
Carroll Hamerick
Henry Miller
Thurmont
Frank Long
Woodsboro
Black Ramblers
Staley Family Seeks Update From Johns Hopkins Hospital
Mrs Staley and family await further news as Stanley Staley or sick gate Mos buys Stnaley daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles N Staley Eimy Wine continues to improve at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore Mrs Staley visits daily with Mr and Mrs Frank Urner Catonsville amid patient progress
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Gate Mos
Stnaley
Charles N. Staley
Eimy
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago Today In Frederick
Frederick’s old columns recount a Knoxville Democratic gathering where a salute caused a barrel of flour to burst into J M Miller and Hileshew stores, plus a mill accident at Lewis Town injuring Abr Miller. Other notes mention a wedding for Miss M E Binke, barber Bartholomew Minnicks, a freight car mishap, and Jacob L Engelbrecht named collector for Frederick County Young Men’s Bible Society.
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Knoxville
J. M. Amiler
J. H. Hileshew
William Z. Main
Lewistoun
George W. Miller
Ate Magnus
Charles G. Thomas
John
Thomax and Teal Catate Brokery
E. Binke
Presbyterian Ciy
W. L. Quid
R. A
Bartholomew Minnicks
Arc Nere
Ohis
Alelemany Heepiiai
Cumbedid
Sidar
John L Dutrow
Ferick
Ernie Aone
Mosenly
Sac
Newt Cacia
Baltamore
Fim
Jacob L. Engelbrecht
Young Men's Bible Society
Frederick County
Elegance in Full Length Wraps Headlines Paris Fashion
Paris fashion notes highlight evening wraps by American and European designers. Long and short silhouettes appear in velvet, lame and fur trims. Colors range from black and red to purple, silver and gold, with variety including capes, mitts, and mink borders. Designs emphasize grand entrances and formal wear across seasons.
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Rita Ferris
Associated Press
Paris
America
Europe
Sten
Ulby
Seniaparelli
Capri
Gants Lecture on Indian Water Color Paintings Beguiles Hood College
Miss Gant discusses Indian water color paintings by San Idefonso and Santa Clara artists at Hood College gallery. Biss Jinh Gaunt of Sweetwater Tennessee, assistant professor of Home Economics and Fine and Applied Art, presented the lecture in the Alumnae Building lobby Tuesday afternoon. The exhibit was sponsored by the American Federation of Arts.
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Biss Jinh Gaunt
Sweetwater, Tenn
Hood College
San Idefonso
Sia
Celigge
Shes American Federation of Arts Ff
Health guidance for five year old children in school transition
The article outlines five year olds’ health and behavior expectations as they enter kindergarten. It stresses self care, hygiene, safety, language development, truthfulness, sharing, obedience to teachers and officials, social adjustment, feeding, and sleep needs including possible midday rest in half day kindergarten programs.
Indian Watercolors and Pueblo Artistry Explored
Washington D C Miss Gant opened her lecture discussing American Indian art. She notes watercolors emerged about thirty years ago with Hopi and Pueblos like Awa Tsireh becoming leaders in three styles: ceremonial realism, symbolic realism, and imaginative imagery.
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Washington
D. C
New Mexico
Inman
Awa Tsireh
Thanksgiving Dinner Menu From Mrs Alexander George
The menu lists cranberry fruit cocktail roast turkey savory stuffing baked squash creamed onions bread currant jelly apple salad pumpkin pie cheese coffee raisins and a berry juice blend. Instructions detail berry preparation, stuffing mix, baked squash souffle, and serving notes with timing, temperatures, and substitutions.
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Mrs. Alexander George
A Book A Day By Bruce Catton Review
Bruce Catton surveys A M Tomlinson’s South to Cadiz as a critique of modern travel writing and world events. The piece notes Tomlinson’s Spain visit, contrasts democracy and dictatorship, and underscores a hopeful view of humanity amid political strife. Published by Harper’s.
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Bruce Catton
Cadiz
A. M. Tomlinson
Granada
Spain
Hun
Stes
Barpers
New York Shops Brace for Christmas Shoplifting Surge
Gotham stores plan to hire thousands of extra workers and hundreds of detectives to combat year end theft. A protective group catalogs cases of professional and amateur shoplifters, noting tactics from bodied pockets to staged purchases. A new racket sees thieves steal back their own purchases after paying, turning on managers and lawyers in a costly game.
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Paul Harrison
New York
Gotham
Protective Association
Manhattan
Today in History and Birthdays Chronology
Historical anniversaries list notable births and events from 1694 to 1932 including Voltaire Beaumont Hetty Green and Cardinal Mercier. It also notes Mayflower Compact, balloon flight, and Rebecca Felton becoming the first female U.S. Senator for a day, plus several 20th century birthdays and executive changes.
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Voltaire
William Beaumont
Lebanon
Conn
St. Louis
Futa, Rawger
San Francisco Fur Company
United States
South Bend
Ind
Henrietta H. RB. Green
Hetty Green
New Bedford
Mass
New York City
Rose Eytinge
Bert
Philadelphia
Cardinal Mercier
Belgium
Pope Benedict XV
Plymouth
Rozer
Marquis de Atlamds
France
North Carolina
Rebecca L. Felton
Georgia
Lowell
Harvard College
Daily English Lesson On Misused Words And Pronunciations
Daily lesson highlights proper word choices and pronunciations for common errors. It notes alternatives for grouchy descriptions and outlines correct syllable stress for incarcerate, plus spelling tips for Isinglass and guidance on synonyms like sufficient adequate. It also urges using a word thrice daily and presents a remedial example with the phrase remedial measure linked to a presidential suggestion.
Notable Birthdays Across 19th Century Leaders and Writers
The piece lists multiple birthday anniversaries: architect son of a president born in Washington, D.C.. William H. Murray known as Alfalfa Bing, retiring Oklahoma governor born in Collinsville, Texas. Tara Blackwood, retiring South Carolina governor born in Blackwood, D. C.. Judge Oscar E. Bland of the U S Court of Customs and Patent Appeals born in Greene County Indiana. Georges G Anchor General of Canada born in Montreal. Sir Arthur T. Quiler-Couch, English writer. Andre Gide, noted French writer. It notes the era’s reflective view with a focus on science, literature, and mathematics, suggesting a cautious, sedentary yet promising life trajectory.
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Washington, D.C
William H. Murray
Oklahoma
Collinsville
Texas
Todday
Tara
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