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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1933
Page
4
A special edition commemorates thirty years of The Daily News service and editorial effort. It reflects on changes over the past half century, pledges neutrality in politics, and invites public input while thanking readers and advertisers for fifty years of support.
The News thanks friends for kind remarks about its fifty year work and acknowledges letters and telegrams in this issue. It says a man’s reputation is learned from the community and reaffirms dedication to faithful service in the future.
Hakeapere publishes a Golden Jubilee issue and thanks President Roosevelt officials, governors, mayors, senators, congressmen, broadcasters, church leaders, subscribers, and merchants for their generous support and comments. The note expresses humility and gratitude and hopes readers enjoy the material presented.
Letters to the editor praise Bev Hoof for fifty years of daily letters and guidance, noting courtesy, good manners, and helpful participation. Congratulatory messages from editors Rinker at Brunswick and The Blade-Times reflect wishes for continued service and future success in 1933.
Twenty years ago in Frederick items note cool weather and aroma of furnace fires. A new library planned with suffrage books, Mrs Adolphus Frar hake died, and her husband died a week earlier on a trolley. The Fergaville WCTU and temperance literature distribution at the county fair are mentioned. An accident left a man with fractures from a chestnut fall. Gov Phillips Lee Goldsborough and officials visited a western Maryland road project, estimating eight million dollars needed for the 1900 mile program. Another man escaped by bedpost ransom of a Tote fed, prompting family intervention.
A dated fragment outlines multiple dishes attributed to Mrs Alexander George. It lists Meat Loaf baked potatoes corn pudding sauces and desserts with ingredients and vague directions for scalloped corn spice pudding and a fruit dish. The text resembles a mid-20th century home menu or recipe page with measurements and serving notes.
Excerpts show Dr. George W. Crile praising eugenic aims to reduce unfitness, Frances Perkins warning of war’s toll on civilization, Edouard Daladier facing collapse, and ex-King Alfonso proclaiming happiness as a private citizen. The remarks reflect troubled wartime attitudes and political shifts across the era.
Health editors emphasize pre participation medical exams to judge fitness for sports and protect students from overreaching injuries. Examiners assess past illnesses, heart rheumatic risks, ear infections, tuberculosis, and overall nutrition, aiming to prevent complications during runs, football, basketball, rowing, and other athletics.
The Heart Hlatkety Distributed. About 100 pairs of blankets and quilts were received through a Frederick Dowily giant of the Red Cross and distributed to needy persons by the Brunswick Welfare Association this week. The association expects additional merchandise, mainly clothing, for later distribution. Some of the clothing has been assembled but not yet apportioned among county welfare agencies.
Throngs enjoy pleasant weather at the Perry County Prederick Fair with county exhibits, grandstand attractions, and the Battle of Cantigny re lit. Officials praise strong attendance while some fair segments struggle. County road surveys proceed under emergency funds. Armistice Day plans and local church events feature across Frederick. Campus Day at Hood College and The Frederick News 50th anniversary are noted, with reflections on past figures and future hopes.
A fragmented item from The News quotes Luff Burrow discussing morale and effort. The garbled text references Semerieur and Tetum with hopes of improved performance and better class showings amid uncertain days ahead.
Mrs Mildred H Buckworth resigns after eight years with People Service Drug Stores of Frederick. A farewell party was held Tuesday at the Grey Stone Inn Urbana with gifts for the hostess and all staff attending. The event featured supper and dancing as colleagues bid her good luck before her move to Cumberland with her police officer husband.
The page reproduces a Dec 8 1892 column by Emma Git linger, noted as the United States’ first woman columnist. It surveys holiday ads, naming vendors like Be sant & Knott, Stewart, Frank Sappington, Hendrickson, Rodock S&S Weidig, and Tanrentz’s. It preserves style and quotes playful, fragmentary retail scenes and Christmas goods as seen in The News.
At about 8 80 o'clock Wednesday the Straw Stack Barrel fire broke out in Wideletown. Chas E Nikie owner, Mel allaw, and the embended imbendary engin were among those noted. Rhiddletown firemen battled the blaze and extrumusned the flames.
A historical roundup lists founders, signers, reporters, and leaders with birth and death dates, including Pennsylvania founder born 1640 and Virginia signer who died 1897, plus Civil War correspondent born 1833 and Missionary to China born 1900. Also notes Hastings 1066 and Fremont 1843 explorations. Birthdays feature Albert Goss, Norman Armour, William Bizell, Francis MacMillen, MacLennan, and Mrs. Woodrow Wilson with ages noted. Horoscope predicts talent driven language gift and guided career training for a child born today.
Bruce Catson critiques Hitler s My Battle calling it a bizarre mix of insight and nonsense with vehemence against Jews. He portrays Hitler as a world statesman using anti Semitic planks to promote racial supremacy, warns of Jewish money power and world domination, and notes the book s value for understanding postwar nationalism, while acknowledging the author s odd rhetoric. At wrap there is a note about Miss Naomi P Rice and Mrs Ruth Mider visiting Baltimore relatives.
New York features a gallery of local characters including Italian Joe at the Post-Graduate Hospital. For 30 years he roams wards from 6 a.m., delivering cigars gum mints and ice cream to patients, while recalling Grant's funeral and other city lore. Also featured is public figure memory and a sweep through other notable names and anecdotes of the era.
A fragmented educational note outlines common English errors and pronunciation hints. It mentions misused words like mispronunciations and misspellings, teaches a few examples, and promotes daily vocabulary growth with the word inquisitive defined as curious about knowledge.
A fragmentary note quotes Besmmoot and Fietohen on the theme of faith and love, presenting a brief meditation attributed to a sermon or teaching column. The readable text suggests a religious reflection stressing a central virtue and its enduring value for believers.
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