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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1934
Page
6
A 1934 editorial ponders gratitude and personal accountability. It asks if readers have kept faith with health, mind, and friends, and if true happiness comes from inner conduct, not wealth or status.
A compact guide highlighting common errors in English usage and pronunciation. It notes that Charles should stay in St Louis, explains Penitentiary pronunciation, and defines words like Annul Abrogate and Revoke. It introduces Imael meaning to urge forward and includes quirky spelling notes and market names.
Santa Monica editor quotes Bar Bardo as president of the National Association of Manufacturers asking the Provisional Government to examine the direction of a document and to reassure that no man will gamble away the business. The president asserts no one will guarantee business continuity if the industry risks a shut down.
Bruce Catton reviews Dr W Beran Wolfe's book A Woman's Best Years as a provocative guide for middle aged women. Wolfe argues the so called dangerous age offers opportunity and urges discretion in romantic choices and self care within moral bounds.
A Saturday evening gathering in Lewistown brought together many locals including Mr and Mrs Loyd Fisher and several children. Refreshments were served and music provided by local musicians. One attendee, Mr Charles Wood, was injured in a hunting accident but is reported as much improved and able to be about.
Fifty and twenty years ago in Frederick recounts a carriage collision near Adamstown with a fatality identified as Joseph Hall. It notes marriages in Baltimore and New Market, and references Thanksgiving era farm labor and local animal losses due to cattle disease imposed by county inspectors.
A reflective meditation on darkness and light in late autumn. The speaker laments societal decay and student selfishness while contrasting beauty and sorrow, joy and despair, arguing that earthly contrasts give meaning to happiness and progress.
A reader laments high rents for homes and businesses amid rising taxes and insurance. The letter urges gratitude for life’s trials and the creative wisdom behind suffering, ending with a call to endure and strive.
A conscientious objector denounces rent hikes as unjust and widespread, citing unemployment, salary cuts, and landlord greed. He notes high rents in Frederick and nearby capitals, observes vacant business spaces marked for rent, and urges public agitation to correct the perceived injustice.
Har wit Ward and Mrs Ward celebrated their fifty fifth wedding anniversary at the home of their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Charles D King near Laytonsville. Mr Ward is eighty two and Mrs Ward is eighty. The couple surrounded by thirty children, children in law and grandchildren.
Health article by Dr Morris Pishbein notes most speech defects arise from mental and emotional issues rather than physical causes. It discusses how anxiety, fear, and handedness shifts can affect speech, with stuttering and Lisping highlighted and remedies stressing confidence, proper voice technique, and supportive teaching.
A garbled OCR passage lists remarks and names including Dr T Wingate Todd of Western Reserve University, President Mation Edwards Park of Bryn Mawr, Harold Ickes, Merie Thorpe, Rosilya Hochune, Judge Frank L Riley, and attendees Miss Eisine Palmer and others. The text appears as a collage of quotes, captions, and social mentions with missing context.
New York columns recount bustling shoppers shouting extras about swindles, Eva Le Gallienne stage news, and a tale of cab hacks profiting from riders. A rooftop wind pause at Rockefeller Center leads to a near declaration interrupted by a blown toupee. Fog sparks a suburban crash into a garage as Ogden Mills runs a midtown hotel for men seeking success.
A compilation of birth and death anniversaries for figures such as William Blake Nathan Lord Lawrence Branch Anton Rubinstein John Mackay Joan Hyatt Lindsey Garrion and Edward Burke among others with dates ranging from 1827 to 1932. Also notes Edward Burke and Frederic Aimy with regional ties to Maine New Jersey Nebraska and Kentucky.
Recurring “Today In History” items list births and milestones including Warfield and Taggard who were noted as born a set number of years ago in San Francisco and Benedicton respectively. The column mentions Swager Shetler a veteran Kentucky congressman and Washington D.C. lawyer born in Louisville and other archival dates. The piece adds a musing on human thought and scientific curiosity, urging cultivation of alert minds.
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