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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1933
Page
4
A historic newspaper page delivers printer’s notices about copyright, editorial controls, and advertising restrictions. It notes publication standards, authority for stated facts, and distribution details, including postal and printing instructions and the editor’s oversight.
The Federal Bureau of Public Roads will permit state highway departments to begin digging and drawing as plans are prepared and approved, using federal funds to start $100,900,000 of highway work by Christmas. Washington rejects delays blamed on federal clerks and urges immediate action to put thousands to work before winter.
An association of advertising men calls against using the word free in ads, urging that true advertising informs and costs should be taught. The piece argues against waste, notes the cost of damaged benches and desks, and posits property as communal while praising gradual progress and self-reliance.
Readers are guided through common errors in English usage and pronunciation. The lesson introduces the word reconciles as restoring harmony after a dispute, with examples showing how relationships can be repaired, including a hypothetical note about a separated couple.
A vintage menu for Sunday outlines breakfast and supper offerings including orange juice, toast, sausages, pork and potatoes, and peculiarly named dishes. It lists a tuna salad, a chocolate confection, and a chocolate butter frosting recipe with steps and quantities, all presented in an amateur kitchen-format.
Saturday and Tuesday visits highlight community ties among Edgewood and Westminster residents. Families including the Grimes, Yingling, Alexander, and Cantack clans shared time with relatives and neighbors across Baltimore and nearby towns, with guests from Johnsville and Sama Creek joining at various homes.
In Frederick a library visit by Miss Mary P. Farr, state Public Library Commission secretary, promised to boost library plans. A memorial service for deputy clerk Adolphus Fearhake drew tributes from county officials and community leaders. Notices covered road delegations from Adamstown and Buckerstown, pastorate assignments announced at Greencastle, and a local accident injuring Charles Cramer.
Final plans for the Frederick Coalision Club dance in the Francis Scott Key hotel ballroom are announced with Dan Gregory's Orchestra providing music and a buffet luncheon. Prominent attendees include Mrs. George R. Dennis and Mrs. Richard Potts, with a committee led by W. Harry Haller and B. E. Town as president. Numerous out of town guests, social engagements, and local news items follow in this society page.
Alumni and former students of Western Maryland College are invited to a Monday night meeting at the MG A to form a Frederick County alumni organization. TF KO Hart, the college’s executive secretary, will attend and show pictures. Officers will be elected and resolutions adopted. Dr T Isde Boutson of Buckeystown acts as event chairman.
New York October 13 John Patrick O'Brien the mayoral candidate shows little public movement amid boos and Bronx cheers from fans at prior events including prize fights and the NBA parade. He skipped the World Series first ball and avoids public appearances while Libby Holman Reynolds returns to Broadway and theater chatter swirls around other celebrities and a hospital play in rehearsal.
West of Middletown a youth named Toe Badir Cat, son of Mr and Mrs Prank Sheffer, suffered a severe cut to his arm on a Saturday while playing near home. He tripped over tall grass and was rushed to a local fisheries station for care.
Today in history lists birth and death anniversaries of notable figures across decades. Entries include Ferdinand Farmer, Mary Hays McCaney Molly Pitcher, Horace B Hayden, Lazarette Baker, John Wesley Hoyt, Edward Blake, Louise Closser Venable, and others with brief notes on origins and roles. The compilation preserves dates, places, and notable titles from early American and world history.
Charles Dickens born under a calm, pleasure loving star chart shows strong ties to religion and possible clerical interests. The forecast predicts influential friends and a tendency toward self indulgence if not careful, with the native likely to engage in study of religion and public benevolence.
Review notes Bruce De A Book Rey's Action and Passion a naval tale about a young English carpenter apprenticed on an oversea sailer. A mutiny, mutinous crew and peril test the brass bound hero who survives to return home. The piece questions Wren's heroic male ideal and mocks its chivalrous English gentlemen.
Washington says the State department announced that four American ships were being withdrawn from Cuban waters. The destroyers Hunt and Gresham left from Puerto Padre and Matanzas, while the destroyers Hamilton and Golf departed from Manzanillo and Cienfuegos.
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