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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1933
Page
4
Publication notice from The Daily News and Independent Rewopaper warns readers against delivering or posting anonymous letters or abusive notices. It demands real names for submissions and states that unsanctioned communications will not be printed.
A reflective meditation on October’s changing seasons contrasts with 1930s worries about resource shortages and forebodings. The piece recalls autumn imagery, relics of fear stories, and questions why financial institutions push loans while surpluses persist.
A letter to the editor recounts a dramatic ninth inning in a World Series game. The narrator describes unemployment and relief figures as players on bases while Roosevelt bats, and a hit drives in the winning run for low mood over the U. S. team.
A collage of quotations from figures tied to politics and education. Former US Senator James E Watson decries a cycle of reaction, while Roger Bricson laments public inertia. Yale President James R Angell condemns evasive systems, and Brown President Clarence A Barbour links genius to worthy deeds.
In a letter, Wm. A. Luffburrow expresses war-weariness and skepticism about another global conflict. He argues that even a new deal would not be a boon and warns against those who seemingly long for fighting or riots, urging vigilance against such plans.
Frederick society news reports a busy sequence of visits and gatherings. Attendees include Mrs. John T. King and neighbors at home near Frederick, the Macgill Stratton party in New York and Chicago World’s Fair travelers, and Braddock Heights club events with the F F. Seminary Alumnae. Local engagements, social visits, and preparations for upcoming nuptials fill the week in this bustling social page.
October 6 1913 items note concrete dam work to boost Frederick water pressure led by Civ Engineer Crum and Water Superintendent Rourek. Frederica Fair entries count cattle and horses. Swastoka Realty seeks park site in Coltewe Park development. Schley Park and Scott Key Park mentioned. City Ministerial Association elects officers and supports Sabbath observance per grand jury report. Barn thefts and seed wheat losses cited. New Market School reopens after fever closure.
The fragment asks about earth, crops, and worms with a line about moons and mountains. It appears as a rough query mixing natural topics and celestial features. The text is garbled but centers on nature and lunar geography.
Dr Morris Fishbein discusses the rise of mother training schools and infant care programs. Training emphasizes health, practicality, and hygiene from infancy through early childhood, aiming to form capable, stable caregivers and influence future generations. Noted authority Sir Truby King cites early years as pivotal for lifelong development.
Horsenack riding at Hood College grows with 44 members this year up from 41 last year. A new riding ring behind Meyran and Shriner Halls, three new horses, and a dedicated riding-master boost activity. Freshmen make up 25 members. seven horses total.
A historical recap lists birthdays and deaths of figures such as Jenny Lind and George Westinghouse, plus milestones like the first German immigrants to Philadelphia and the 1918 St Etienne troop advance. It notes dates ranging from 1536 through 1918 and observances labelled Today In History.
John Van Alicc Murray United States Minister to Estonia Latvia and Lithuania born Schenectady New York 62 years ago. Marcus A Coolidge United States Senator from Massachusetts born Westminster Massachusetts 68 years ago. George H Lorimer Saturday Evening Post president born Louisville Kentucky 65 years ago. Chuence Listle biologist born Brookline Massachusetts 45 years ago. Hyled Wils Mua California tennis champion born Centerville California 27 years ago. Janet Gaynor Philadelphia born 26 years ago. Judson Hernck University of Chicago neurologist born Minneapolis Minnesota 63 years ago. Samuel Merwin Evanston Illinois novelist born 59 years ago. Harold Beresford Butler International Labor Office director born ?
A horoscope warns that a day of strong desire stirs an eager mind and progressive outlook. It flags marriage prospects as doubtful and urges careful partner selection to avoid intense disappointment and emotional upheaval.
In a chaotic afternoon at the Polo Grounds 50 000 fans packed the stands to watch the Giants beat their rivals in a National League title showdown. The scene included jubilant crowds a rowdy backstretch and a press stand full of male reporters and distant photographers.
Bruce Catton reviews James Hilton's Lost Horizon and analyzes its themes of refuge and peace amid war. The piece praises Hilton's storytelling and notes Morrow as the publisher.
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