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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1934
Page
4
A Frederick Chronicle report covers a talk by Alan Aleh urging American business to shift from buying power to selling power. He argues salesmanship and a national selling campaign can awaken dormant money and credit, lifting recovery and boosting employment through decisive action rather than passivity.
A satirical piece on Elmer the dummy as a symbol of political manipulation. It portrays how the state uses a figure who has no real voice to influence outcomes, suggesting a critique of leadership and accountability. The tone mocks political rhetoric and the reliance on surrogate figures.
Fragmentary user text with religious verse reference Psalms 42 and quotation about vanity. No clear news item, names, places, or events to summarize into a newspaper card.
A letter to the editor from Beverly Hills California dated November 22 mocks the idea of Smediev Butter leading a Wall Street parade. The writer notes local dangers and mentions finding dead folks in cars and brush piles, contrasting with distant news coverage.
Daily lesson outlines misused terms and pronunciation with examples. It highlights common errors like money for self and ray as in rabies, explains syllable counts and stress, and introduces practice words such as stongen and related synonyms.
Local column reflects on the futility of wars and urges peace while promoting an Evangelical Luther League program tonight at 8 with new scenery and lighting. Readers are reminded that many seek calm and safer landing, and a silver offering supports the event. Committee members include Aus Howard, Leon Alexander, and Hay Dayan. An oil bath air cleaner is described as a direct-part for schools.
Fifty and twenty years ago in Frederick city many jurors appeared before the judge at Carcust Court. Several local names are listed as officers and officials, including treasurer and secretary positions, amid references to local civic matters and a community incident. The text covers election costs, local personalities, and a skate of accidents and a Harvard 36 to 1 victory over Yale with LeGore under heavy pressure from Yale’s defense.
Graceham Nov 22 annual Moravian Sundev suigol J B Pittlnter led service by the Whetstone male choir of Waynesboro Pa. at the Voraan sherokh Sovtay cong Mus e will be followed by Ble Ridge College quartet under Prof Nein W Fisher. Community mass to follow and guest speaker Prof J oC Bish of Frederick. Mrs Gall P Stettlemyer of Baltimore and Mrs George R Stol’lyer of Wolfsite visited with relatives. Several local residents noted in attendance and church groups highlighted in the report.
Frederick and Lime Kiln letters condemn proposed sterilization legislation. Writers argue it defies nature and God, would not reduce crime or mental deficiency, and could harm families. They warn of a social experiment and criticize “Sterilization Forces” and proponents from clubs.
The meat department was remodeled this week with window bags and Lewine dows rearranged to enhance display facilities. Hooks for hanging meat were installed behind the meat counters and work has continued during the week. HK oC Kelly is grocery manager and Les Roelkey is meat manager of the store.
Dr Pisa bein outlines the medical profession's stance on sickness insurance amid growing national interest ahead of Congress. This first of three articles presents professional perspectives from the Journal of the American Medical Association and Hygela the Health Magazine.
The article surveys rising support for sickness insurance amid the New Deal debate, noting AMA opposition and worries about limited real gains. It cites medicine’s rising costs and life expectancy gains, highlights distribution challenges, and compares foreign state run plans in England and Germany, while stressing that most illnesses are treatable by a general practitioner with basic equipment.
Bruce Catton reviews New York culture and city life in a compact column. He notes the city’s vibrancy and mentions Metropolis as an American center while weaving in literary and travel observations. The piece hints at Catton’s brief comments and native familiarity with New York.
New York gossip column notes Beatrice Lille in town seeking work, Bert Lahr Fred Allen and George Jessel serious, Doris Duke back from California with uncertain plans. Gloria Swanson Gloria Swan son marriage, Peggy Joyce book, Paris-bound fan dancers, Rudy Vallee in Times Square, and a burglary alarm that triggers a barking dog recording. Anniversaries, hotel scenes, and the lively show world from Village Brewery to Club New Yorker with mentions of Dempsey, Marianne Davis, Al Davis racing horses, and reactions to nightlife.
A scrambled OCR draft lists many foods and recipes including breakfast items, cereal options, lunches, dinners, sauces, and baked goods. It mentions eggs, toast, pork, cabbage salad, peaches, jelly, glazed ham, potatoes, bread, and various desserts with extensive ingredient lists and steps. The fragmentary text suggests a homemaking or meal plan from a mid century cooking page.
Fragmentary text describes a city display or exhibit and references American-made trucks dominating Palestine usage. Mentions a notable map or image and a tense, dramatic portrayal of the nation’s greatest city, with unclear dates or names due to garbled OCR.
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