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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1934
Page
4
A 1834 Daily News item reports six sergeants are to be executed and twenty others given long prison terms for neglecting and sabotaging cotton crops. The piece argues American philosophy rejects imprisoning workers for failure and cites penalties of the Udorn Man Whiskey and prison as insufficient.
A leading expert urged Boston Advertising Club banks to advertise clearly about their functions. The talk stressed accuracy, reducing public mystery, and preventing ignorance of banking obligations, citing a humorous anecdote about misidentification at a teller window.
Longstanding debate on where the pie belt starts and ends centers on the United States with New York cited as the top consumer of baked goods. The piece notes pie as a unifying symbol for society and politics, labeling New York City as the nation’s cake capital amid social events and receptions.
Daily lesson on word usage notes common misuses and pronunciation. Today highlights verifiable facts defined as verifiable capable of being proven true.
A fragment from Wie papers shows the American Chamber of Commerce urging action from the President. Industry leaders debate appealing to the President for relief and to set conditions as film projects face financial strain and regulatory pressures.
A roundup of births visits trips and social arrivals includes Mrs Blanche Win in New York City Me a Sar Quinn leaving for Baltimore and New York Mr and Mrs Amos A Holter welcome a daughter at Frederick City Hospital David Henry Wolfe enters the Mar School for the Deaf South Market site Mr and Mrs Ralph S Newman greet a newborn daughter at Frederick City Hospital travelers Mr Deeley Nice of Baltimore and Mr EB Awstla James tour Miami Governor elect Harry W Nice is related to Nice and listed for secretary of state attendees at a Catholic Daughters dinner Mrs Frank Muzzey Florence Muzzey and William Muzzy visit Osburns in Shepherdstown Guests at the Bartlett Doubs home include Iain Fawley and families from New Market Gherty and Doubs various local visitors are listed.
A fragmentary column ponders current markets and economic trends. The text reflects uncertainty about goods and money, forecasting possible troubles and seeking guidance on what the future may bring. It hints at anxiety and the need for insight amid unsettled times.
Local items from The News columns dated November 26 1883 and November 8 1914 summarize Frederick history. Mentions include residents Taney Camuse and Jon Baumgartner and notes on Thanksgiving turkey prices domestic building association leadership and mayor council actions affecting local housing and street work.
Trinity M E Church South held an 11 oclock service with a sermon drawing from The Parable of the Prodigal Son and the Father and son. The pastor emphasized repentance and obedience as central to faith and noted a program of Thanksgiving led by Lenn Dawens and Mrs Amon Burgee.
Thanksgiving day menu featuring tomato juice cocktail roast beef browned sweet potatoes buttered Brussels sprouts brown gravy scalloped oysters bread jelly cranberry apple salad date pudding cream coffee with oysters oysters breast. Includes jellied cranberry cups berry compote and apple salad with pineapple and celery dressing. Dessert ideas and prep notes.
The sixth annual area life campaign by the Commissioner of Motor Vehicles ends Friday and officers will stop drivers not showing the blue and white certificate that their car has been inspected. Inspections cover testing of braces, seating, adjustment mechanisms, and other safety features. Deputy Sheriff William Foreman, recently shot and recovering at Frederick City Hospital, was reported to be improving.
Memory of Zachary Taylor, 12th U.S. president, was honored November 24 in a statewide observance marking the 150th anniversary of his birth in Orange County Virginia. He died in 1850 after 16 months in office and was known as Old Rough and Ready for his Mexican War exploits.
Among the sick in Frederick several residents are reported confined to bed or hospitalized after accidents and operations. Dorothy Baer of Middletown underwent surgery at Frederick City and Regina Koontz near Onionville shows improvement after an injury. Lena Watrons of Fern Park remains seriously injured in an automobile crash near Franklinville. William A Harley, former Frederick post office employee, was moved to Frederick City Hospital for special care. A birthday surprise party was held for Mrs. Wilfred Wisner with cake and cards. Auto dealers and government officials spoke at a Frederick meeting about code enforcement and amendments by 6 30 in Frenels Seat Kevbetel.
The Urbana Woman's Club met at Mrs. Charles T. Dudderar's home with twelve members present. Activities included Red Cross support, readings, a Thanksgiving prayer, and a prize for a participant. The next meeting will be at Mrs. G. C. Hendrickson's home.
Mrs Gordon and Mrs Ash, aboard a ship from Baltimore to Florida, were reported this morning to be in distress. On arrival in Miami they were taken to Jackson Memorial Hospital for treatment with little hope for recovery.
A collated list of historical anniversaries and birthdays. Entries include William Cowper Henry B. Livingston Sarah Grimke Robert Battery Mary Walker George Egerton Lou Tellegen and others with birthplaces and death dates. Also notes on Thanksgiving proclamation Stephenson streetcar debut and anniversary birthdays and horoscopes.
Fragmentary text cites Professor Warren and mentions monetary expectations, price concerns, and assorted names. Readable items are sparse, with many garbled words hindering clear events or outcomes.
Regular habits prevent constipation without laxatives. Sit straight, eat bulk foods, drink water, and avoid worry. Constipation is a symptom. identify causes, correct them, and establish a habit that makes bowel action infrequent.
A religious card notes Romans 5 13 about many being made righteous through one. It cites Emerson urging obedience and guidance for each person with attention to listening for the right word.
New York reports on a rising hobby craze with associations, clubs, books, and expositions. Celebrities contribute to a Harber and Brothers volume, detailing hobbies from glassblowing to autograph collecting. The piece highlights notable collectors including Stephen H. Pell who owns Fort Ticonderoga and amasses cannons and historic artillery.
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