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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1934
Page
4
An aging OCR fragment shows a daily notices page with editorial instructions about publication of news and credits. It mentions editor authority for dates and consent requirements, along with warnings against publishing unsourced material. The fragment ends with a date line: Wednesday October 3, 1984.
The piece envisions farmers living in constant motion and foresees a time when chores are automated by a wireless button. It portrays the farmer as inherently active from before dawn to night, with porch retreats limited to brief rests after supper.
Edward Howard Griggs, a prominent lecturer, details his early life and self education. He worked as a cash boy in Indianapolis, studied by night at the public library, learned from traveling salesmen and coworkers, and rose to become a popular county lecturer.
Fragmented text lists vowels and word parts with scattered phrases about letters, margins, and syllables. It appears as a puzzle style exercise listing terms like vowels bank, margin, aerial, and Siamese with imperfect phrasing and unclear context.
A damaged text letter discusses community members and finances with mentions of Mr Henry Fore, Baranett, Delevan, and a discussion of plant purchases and receipts. It references a sale and concerns about expense and pride, ending with a sign off.
A garbled passage discusses decentralization and whether industry shifts between regions would move workers from crowded cities to peripheral areas. It mentions Gaston Doumergue and Henry Harriman, then fades to a 193- era transport express service between the United States and Latin American cities.
A fragmentary Frederick Chronicle item recalls local events from fifty and twenty years ago. The piece notes church services led by figures like Aunt Maris, a reference to a respected Black community member, and mentions a fatal poisoning case linked to a hydrocyanic acid incident. It also covers a horseback accident injuring Katherine Tyson and a key local family, the Elmer AAs.
T. John D Nicodemus urges reform amid criticism of county and state structures. He argues the current system concentrates power and burdens taxpayers, urging a shift toward broader citizen influence and streamlined government.
Thurmont St Johns Lutheran held a social with thirty members present and a program including a solo by Mrs Carpeth. The event concluded with plans for Thanksgiving and summer gathering. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Alex Meredith of Baltimore and officials Mayor William J Stoner. The Peddicords and Miss Bertha Armstrong from Chillicothe Ohio visited Mrs Peddicord's father Frank Dutier and Walter Leach family hosted Walter J Betsy and Daniel from Mont Alto for supper.
Our column lists names of residents visiting relatives and returning home, including Mr and Mrs Werbright and Mr Tew State. It notes fracture treatment for a patient, Lions Club event outcomes, and updates on community members such as Arthur Kazey, Mrs Georg Crewer, and Mrs Peggy King Haffner.
Health by Dr. Morris Fishbein lists seven medical wonders immunity anesthesia antisepsis vitamins light and ventilation glandular extracts and periodic health exams. He notes immunity and antitoxins have cut deaths, while pain relief and bacteriologic cleanliness transformed surgery, with mind body links emphasized as a modern trend.
Chronology notes notable births and deaths tied to today. Figures include Charise Jared Ingersoll Philadelphia lawyer and historian born 1862, William Gibbs AieNe railway figure and commander, and Jeannette Lo Gilder New York correspondent. Additional entries mention Gildersleeve dean at Barnard College and a Prohibitionist lawyer lecturer Regus.
A vivid New York feature contrasts rising costs with abundant nickel bargains across 1924 city life. It sketches Broadway pleasures for a dime to 25 cents, and details subway travel tricks, ferry rides, and leisure options in a budget-conscious urban landscape.
A collection of recipe fragments lists vague quantities and ingredients such as pimienca onions milk and sugar with inconsistent measurements. It lacks coherent steps and contains typos and unclear terms, making it difficult to follow or recreate.
The column lists birth anniversaries and notable figures: Fred C. Cla of Wanfield Kansas, born in Pittsburg baseball manager. Teva At wrars eta tadar R Hon James H. Thomas. a 39 year old from Mass. general of the American Army of the 3 Surpeon on convicted of treason. 1867 Philadelphia riots. Also notes a 17 day 6 hour record and World War II era prisoners. Horoscope predicts mystery lovers theme with warnings of scrutiny and possible imprisonment.
A fragment reflecting on Romans 3 7 and the nature of truth. It debates truth as singular in essence and falsehood as varied in combination, noting the tension between divine truth and human judgment.
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