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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1943
Page
4
Subscriptions and rates page details pricing options in 1943, including three months at 1.25 and yearly terms. Indicates Associated Press affiliation and editorial policies, with postal handling and date line noting the Tuesday November 53, 1943 posting.
The Fat Salvage campaign urges constant household fat collection to reach a 230 million pound yearly target for glycerine and military needs. Housewives must contribute more than double the previous twelve months to support ammunition and medicines. Every home should participate in this war effort.
A reflection on the custom of offering prayers for armed forces in church. It notes how petitions from home strengthen service members in danger, comfort them in trial, and give congregants faith in Providence, uplifting hearts and prompting fervent Amen.
Vivid reminiscence of hog butchering days with scalding barrels, scraping bristles, quartering carcasses, trimming hams and side meat, and preparing sausage, cracklings, bead cheese, and scrapple as warmth and appetite rise from stove fires and iron skillets.
In the beef price control fight M. H Nagle of Brooklyn appears as both hero and villain. The government charges him with price breaches under MPR 169 while he leads a protest against ceiling levels. The Vinson directive aims to ease distress for small packers with variable subsidies and ceilings, amid wary reactions from WHA and stockmen.
A fragment recalls hog-butchering days and the aroma of thickening lard in old ovens. The author notes this scene as quintessentially American and imagines distant soldiers understanding such rural rites while yearning for a singular Thanksgiving week in New York.
Fifty years ago in Frederik County local items note water works progress with a new reservoir to cost about $24,000 and completion hoped in two weeks. The Drama of Faust by Labadie and Rowell at City Opera House drew a crowded house. demons’ howls from the gallery. Repudiation Day marks the 128th anniversary of the British Stamp Act repeal with bells and flags. a City Hall meeting planned. A heavy November snow blanketed the area earlier in the week, and Noah E. Cramer reports the real estate market remained balanced despite the depression.
Report from November 23 1923 notes an attempted wreck on Western Maryland No 1 near Union Bridge Cumberland line. Engine struck a cross-tie but remained on track, delay 32 minutes. Also mentions Hood College observatory plans, Andy Gump at the Opera House, and wheat at 102 per bushel with four cent weekly rise.
A compact past and present calendar notes many notable births and events. It lists Theodore Weld Franklin Pierce Billy the Kid Gilbert Parker Henry Joy Matthis Baldwin early locomotive trial, patent milestones, Parkman murder, Pershing casualty figures, Hoover appeal, Darlan recognition, senate action, plus today’s birthdays and a brief horoscope reflecting a thoughtful, steady mindset.
A short reflection citing Job 30 19 and Plautus discusses wealth and true esteem. It notes riches are not valued by God and questions the worth of a rich man who pretends to be kind to the poor.
Analysis of American strategy in the Central Pacific as landings at Makin and Tarawa signal a major push toward Tokyo. Nimitz foresees decisive sea battles, with submarines close to enemy supply lines and Japanese fleet potentially forced into a strategic retreat.
Christians are imperfect and not perfect upon conversion. A Christian is defined by confessing Christ and daily striving to live by that faith, not by flawless conduct. The Holy Spirit changes life yet leaves human flaws, so a Christian remains a striving person who presses forward.
A compact vocabulary card defines embryo as a beginning or undeveloped stage of something. It explains pronunciation with ei as in them and highlights usage in a sample sentence about plans in embryo when news arrived.
Washington outlines why Gilbert and Marshall Islands actions fit a broader offensive toward Japan. It stresses slow progress, need for capturing island bases to store fuel and supplies, and the plan to press toward Truk while awaiting reinforcement from aircraft carriers, battleships, and land-based planes.
Buckeystown Women’s Club met November 19 at Mrs. Harry Keller’s home with 19 members and 4 visitors. president Mrs. Wendell Shankle presided, reports heard, officer elections held, and plans set for a December 17 Christmas party at Mrs. C. E. Main’s. Braddock Woman’s Club held a Friday meeting at Mrs. J. A. Summers’s home with prayers, Thanksgiving songs, poems, clothing care demonstrations, and officer elections led by Mrs. Luther Mahoney. next meeting set for December 10 at Mrs. N. A. Brunk’s home.
General Milton A. Reckord, commander of the Third Service Command, will be guest speaker at the Rotary Club's regular weekly noon meeting at the Francis Scott Key hotel on Wednesday.
A NEA service weekly roundup highlights Raymond Chandler’s Lady in the Lake, Theodosia Dus Bois’s The Wild Duck Murders, and Arthur Stringer’s Shadowed Victory. Jane’s Fighting Ships edition surveys wartime naval power, with U.S., Japanese, and German fleets detailed, plus critiques of loss figures.
The world admires any man who does the very best he can. He may be short or tall and his talents may be great or small. If he keeps his arms and motives clear and does the things he feels are right, neighbors will esteem him for offering his level best. N, A, LUFBURROW.
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