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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1934
Page
4
The notice outlines that daily publication of any letters requires consent and is subject to authority for sale or sale of material. It notes corrections after printing, mentions reputational concerns, and indicates the piece will appear in the second class matter section of The News on Thursday October 11, 1034.
A discussion of a Japanese army pamphlet stirring fear of a large defense budget and pressuring business leaders to back military expansion. The piece questions whether militarists truly represent Japan while noting domestic purpose and possible foreign reaction.
The piece outlines a call to offset expenses with dollars and cents. It emphasizes careful accounting, prudence in spending, and steady effort to balance a ledgers through prudent financial actions. It reflects a mid-20th century voice urging fiscal discipline.
A birthday party was held at Mr. and Mrs. Lesle R. Delauter’s home in New Market for their daughter Ciara’s seventh birthday. The afternoon featured cake with seven candles and many gifts, with friends Clara Delauter Betty Zimmennan Charlotte Watkins Christine Kintz Bela Carpenter Kathleen Hoffman Louise Hutzell Addie May Burall Betty Jars Hoffmen Pashins Hutael Ruth Rinna Annabelle Delores Shirley Delauter Leslie Hutnell William Jesse and Leroy Burs in attendance.
Fragment contains biblical verse and quotation about condemnation and pity. no distinct news event or public notice present.
Fragmentary OCR note about early 20th century sports and individuals, mentioning Beverly Hills Detroit game travel and local players, with unclear names and context. The text references Ward, Walter Johnson, and Ira. notes possible future appearances and seating or pay questions but remains incoherent overall.
A family birthday gathering at M Luther Rice’s home near Myersdale featured a Sunday dinner for his 8th birthday. Guests included relatives and friends such as Ida Rice and several Rice family members, with guitar roasts performed by Naomi and Clarentes Cine in the afternoon. Extension courses at Hood College for 1934-1938 drew a large enrollment, with classes in Education English German History Mathematics Philosophy Political Science and Psychology.
Local reprint from The News columns recounting events from 50 and 20 years prior in Frederick. The piece notes incidents including a fatality at Lap Tay Virginia, a train accident on the Shenandoah Valley Railroad, local civic actions such as sprinkling for water conservation, church assignments in the United Brethren layout, and notes prominent local figures like Charles Willard and Col. F E Austin Balchman returning from Philadelphia after the World Series.
The Unionville Woman's Club met at the town hall on Tweeday afternoon with Selve president Aire. Joe Heleer presiding. The meeting opened with a song Just Before The Battle and the collect read in unison. Members attended including Mrs. B. E Dudderar parliamentary, Miss J. D. Claither on Parliamentary Law, Mrs. G. H. Fowler, and Leaee Benner and Marie Lowman in charge of recreation. The next meeting is set for October 22 at 7:30 pm in the hall.
Readout lists births deaths and events with names like Antoine Blane Henry Howe Casimir Pulaski and Berthold Laufer. Also notes Hurricane Havana 1846 and the 14th League of Nations Assembly ending. Includes birthdays of Mrs. Franklin D Roosevelt Harriet Hawes Harlan Stone Norman Case and others with brief biographical notes.
A detailed list of prize winners across numerous classes at the Frederick County Fair includes first prize James J. Reeder in farm and garden products with $50, followed by Jose F. Masser$40 and Filmer B R Harper $30 in various grain and seed categories. Classes cover grains and seeds, garden products, corn types, and fruit displays with multiple placings and cash awards awarded to residents like C M Zimmerman, J L Reeder, and others. The text outlines many division results from 25 Corn to 30 Pears on Plates, listing winners and prize money for each variety and class.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains foot pain origins and treatments. X rays detect bone spurs and infections such as osteomyelitis. care includes rest, heat, hot and cold bathing, and supportive footwear. In persistent cases surgery may remove bone spurs or drain infection. Understanding foot mechanics aids relief beyond medical advice.
A fragmentary social notice lists numerous residents and guests in Howard County. Names include Mrs Stanley Widen, Mrs Es Me, Mes Herbert Clough, Mr and Mrs Horace Hipsiey, Mr and Mrs Howard Price, and others among extended family and friends. The brief item notes gatherings hosted by Mr and Mrs Horace Hipsiey.
In New York the cocktail party and literary tea season prompts unease over hand kissing rules. Observers note varying methods from formal bows and brief pecks to intimate kisses and lingering eye contact, with unmarried women warned against public salutes.
A legacy recipe describes making old fashioned relish with green tomatoes celery red pepper cabbage and vinegar sugar spices. It includes steps to mix chop drain simmer pour into jars seal and serve with roast meat. yields a tangy sweet preserve.
Mr and Mrs George Buckingham and Mrs Samuel Myers visited Kather Myers who is at Frederick City Hospital. Mrs Arachew Baker and Mrs Batimore were guests of Ms Flora Dudders. Mr and Mrs Frank Byers and others enjoyed a fishing trip on the Gunpowder River near Tormont.
A fragmentary teaching card urges improving vocabulary with one new word daily. It lists misused words and pronunciation notes and references quotes from Longfellow about eyes and light as examples. The piece is a garbled OCR reading of an English lesson page with scattered typos and odd spellings.
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