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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1933
Page
4
The national recovery faces a slowdown as industrial strife grows. Employers resist adequately while workers push for more, weakening cooperation the Roosevelt administration counted on. A new push for clearer collective bargaining aims to prevent collapse of the recovery effort.
The article extols nature as a supreme artist whose colors rival grand paintings. It praises autumnal hues found in backyards and roadside displays, arguing beauty is accessible without costly gallery visits.
A curio of brooding advice by N A Lufbureow urging perseverance through troubles. The text laments constant annoyances and fear, then counsels fighting on to improve conditions despite groaning and delays.
A scanned recipe page lists items like Ratna Baked Soesagea with potatoes, Escalloped Tomatoes, Cracked Wheat Gems, Udon glaze, and a fall luncheon menu featuring Cream of Celery Soup, Wafers, Chicken Salad, Hot Rolls, Currant Jam, Sponge Cake, Topped Wil Chocolate Tea, and Creamy Cakes. It provides step by step baking times, ingredients and serving suggestions for the dishes.
Revenue from motorists reached a new high of 1 076 022 000 dollars, 107 percent of all federal state and local taxes, despite fewer automobiles in operation last year than in any year since 1927.
Recurring items recall events from 1883 and 1913 in Frederick. An artificial stone pavement to be laid on East Patrick Street, a railroad trail to Hagerstown for the Washington County Fair, a 1883 marriage of Jacob Schmidt and Laura Fout, and a 1913 report of public schools at Bloomfield closed for phthisis and scarlet fever. Also note a near-fatal auto incident near Braddock Heights and a bold hold-up west of Brunswick, plus the Senate confirming J G Gernand as postmaster.
The record notes Henry VII’s household spent about 1.75 million dollars in today’s terms on food and drink. The text then asks why the yew tree was important in English history, implying a historic symbol or association tied to medieval royalty and church grounds.
The Frederick county Children’s Aid Society thanks The News for courtesies extended and congratulates on the paper’s fiftieth anniversary. President Charles McC Mathias signs the note dated Oct 14 1935. A second letter corrects a miscount of presidents’ wives noting Mrs Herbert Hoover is still alive and that one wife was omitted in a prior report.
Taneytown residents and visitors appear in a series of social notes. Mr and Mrs William Mallonee and Dorothy Mallonee visit Mr and Mrs D M Little. Mr and Mrs D G Burton of California are guests of Dr and Mrs F T Elliott. David Smith of Economy Store moves into part of Mrs. Samuel H Mehring's house. Mrs Mary Gamer of Lake View visits with friends and relatives. Rev and Mrs Guy P Bready host Rev Frank Bucher, a Reformed church missionary, at Sheaochowfu China.
Weekend visits and family gatherings noted across Middleburg and surrounding communities. Grover C Skipper and Mrs Childs attended a funeral in Baltimore. Mollie Winemiller visited Lowman home and returned home. Various residents traveled, hosted guests, or visited relatives including Repp, Wagner, Liston, Delphy, D Repp, Bowman, Mackley, and others.
Fragmentary text cites a Judges verse about thorns in the flesh and a warning against smoothing earthly reeds. It also includes an unrelated line about Jane Porter and a disputed phrase about giving out from before you. The readable content remains brief and unclear.
The article advocates coaches combining training with medical caution to prevent injuries. It emphasizes pre practice medical testing for returning players and graded conditioning after long absences. It also urges balanced diets with proteins fats and carbohydrates and avoiding heavy meals before activity.
A blended list notes births and deaths of figures such as Peg Woffington and Comte Dassint-Simon, plus milestones like Burgoyne’s Saratoga surrender and Julia Ward Howe. Also lists notable birthdays including James A Garfield and Eric Pape, amid a reflective tip about independence and pride.
An investigation by telephone company officials indicates wires were cut to interrupt Rear Admiral Richard E Byrd during a hotel room radio address in Norfolk Virginia. Chespeake and Potomac Telephone President says insulation nicked near the cut caused the mic to fail cutting the signal during Byrds Antarctic expedition farewell events.
Lesson covers misused words and pronunciations. It introduces ascetic as the daily word meaning extremely rigid in self denial and devotion. Includes tips on pronunciation and spelling of common terms.
A collage of remarks from figures including Mrs Isabella Greenway a new Arizona congresswoman Dean Inge and Bishop Samuel A Sinich plus a note that Mr H Noel Haller is observing his thirty fourth birthday Public opinion is cited as essential by General Hugh Johnson and a local attorney observes a birthday while the tone reflects civic discourse of the era.
The article profiles Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes of the United States Supreme Court, noting his age of 71 and past tenure from 1908 to 1916. It discusses his conservative stance and the court’s swift opinions, alongside references to Brandeis, Stone, and Cardozo as notable contemporaries.
A crowded AUD Alley scene in New York shows unemployed actors and vaudeville people gossiping about show business and current affairs. The chatter includes sketches of Bing Crosby references, contract talks, and anecdotes of performers like Webb and Loch. Local life blends with prohibition chatter and nightlife notes.
Delegates to the Maryland state convention will meet tomorrow at the Rennett hotel with Gov Aber t Ritchie to ratify the September 12 repeal of the Prombitter Amendment and plan the next day’s convention actions. The chairman may be chosen, and Bennett Dar call is expected to be named. Governor Ritchie, returning from Hot Springs, will attend and may comment on liquor legislation tied to a special session.
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