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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1933
Page
4
A 1933 note discusses Indian summer as a period of late warmth, its alternate names such as St. Martin’s summer, and its likely timing around November 11. It explores origins from indigenous harvest customs and colonial anecdotes, citing Dr Joseph Doddridge’s folklore study.
The piece argues that public opinion governs more as knowledge accuracy and character determine it. It asserts nations depend on educated citizens with both knowledge and character to avoid misrule, noting Roosevelt’s era as an example of opinion guiding policy and government actions.
In a cryptic note the author calls for reviewing anesthetic needs for an old patient N. R. A. The text hints at fear and hopes, mentioning a hypodermic to aid the N. R. A. and a story of progress amid uncertain outcomes.
The Woodstore Women’s Club met at Miss Louisa Cube Shail’s home with 18 members. Mrs LeRoy Bririck presided as they opened with song and roll call. Reports covered clothing drives for welfare and a Sunshine cake demonstration by the fair committee. Rosa Kling led histories and prize winner Kling. Libertytown Woman’s Club hosted October 25 at Mrs M Cramer’s. H B Hammond presided agenda included Citizenship and legislation. Virginia referendum centers report Repeal leads by large margins. urban cores show repeal ahead with 275 precincts.
Twenty years ago in Frederick a 340 pound iron plate bearing the phrase seep to the light was used as a symbol in a 77 Carney dispute. Thomas s a near Frederick farmer contested a £250 fine by Justice George R Denno Jr for delaying by a team on the sire line. An attack by INF bull left Prans Wim shoinds with injuries. The Frederick Art Club announced officers including president Miss Florence Device and secretary Miss Janie Quynn.
Dr Morris Fishbein outlines historical burn treatments and modern aims. He notes dangers of improper remedies that contaminate wounds, emphasizes treating the whole patient, and describes tannic acid crusting, prompt cooling, clothing removal, warmth, hydration, and monitoring for shock and infection.
A brief preview of John Galsworthy final novel One More River, detailing Dinny Charwell and her circle as they clash with modern society’s code. The piece notes Galsworthy’s lifelike characters, the dissolution and resolution of romance, and Sab ners publishing a memorial edition of The Forsyte Saga with Ada Galsworthy’s introduction.
George W. Sheets was granted an absolute divorce from Mary F. Sheets by the Circuit Court on Tuesday. He was represented by Alban M. Wood.
After recovery from the initial burn healing phase, skin grafting on the burned area is often possible. Such areas tend to contract with deep scarring and cause severe crippling of the body.
Capt. Rachel Elizabeth Thomas of Baltimore and Cant. Bernard C. Morris, tall Salvation Army commander, wed at First Baptist Church in a ceremony attended by about 34 people and a large Salvation Army delegation from Stamore, Washington, Cumberland and beyond. The reception followed and the couple planned a Blue Ridge Summit honeymoon before resuming duties at the local Salvation Army headquarters.
A quirky note suggests making custom waste baskets to match rooms. It proposes decorating cardboard or repurposed baskets with leftover wallpaper, then sealing and finishing the look to generate a cohesive home accents concept.
A list of notable births and deaths from history appears with figures such as Guizet Beck Mullet Crispi Hayes Mendenhall Remington Stratemeyer Francis of Assisi Selkirk Church Heber Pupin Lee Campbell Rhoads Van Waters Sumner Lincoln Keaton and a brief horoscope noting a dual nature day. Names, dates, places, and roles are given in a compact historical rundown.
Daily lesson in English highlights misused phrases and pronunciation challenges. It aims to expand vocabulary by introducing one word daily with a brief, often garbled, guide to correct usage and meaning. The day's focus is the word emaciate defined as to cause someone to lose flesh and become very thin.
A distorted text references Bible quote about faith and forgiveness, mentioning James and belief themes. The fragment hints at sin, healing, unbelief, and spiritual renewal but lacks coherent structure or full context.
New York reports the famed flagpole sitter Shipwreck Kelly, at 40, plans a dramatic stunt return amid talk of new daredevil feats. He hints at a hotel pole stunt and staying atop until promotional bans end, while noting his enduring health and readiness for more spectacular acts. He distinguishes himself with a crucifix tattoo and a rule about identifying the original, and recalls past record pole-sitting runs and the loneliness of the height.
The Rainbow class of Trinity formed Sunday school with Mrs. Rustel hosting a dinner. Seventeen members attended the meeting in Adamstown with refreshments. A trip to Washington D C was planned for Sept 30 including visits to the Congression Library and Washington’s Monument.
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