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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1934
Page
4
The paper notes legal and editorial standards for publication, stating that any opinion or alleged fact will be corrected upon request. It mentions the proper handling of names and reputations and is entered for Fredericksburg. The date given is Thursday October 8, 1934.
A colorful account frames a youth football festival as a display of strength courage and unity. It contrasts athletic vigor with a call for practical learning and social betterment while praising modern youth energy and collective celebration.
English lesson notes explain pronunciation and usage for tricky words. It covers Mary as a pianist example, melody pronunciation, common misspellings, and a word study on perusal with examples and daily practice tips.
Public schools across Maryland mailed the first quarterly payments today totaling 1 007 803 43 dollars. Baltimore City received 227 75 64 dollars, and Baltimore County 103 348 37 dollars. Frederick 44 985 98 dollars, Car Toll county 37 121 32 dollars, and Mont BOATS CLUAty 45 01 T 46 dollars also listed. The largest artificial ice skating rink in Europe is in Vienna, Austria.
The Bentztown Bard describes Maryland’s autumn pageant from Worcester to Allegany, a celebration led by Mary land in vivid verse. It paints Catoctin’s blue skies and Calvert streams, with trumpets and buogles signaling a dreamward scene of fall beauty.
Graceham reports visitors and family visits through the week including Mrs Mobie Fisher’s trip to see son John Fisher and family at Towson. Several families from York and York Springs are noted with Sunday visits and hospital updates for Mrs Corricha Iter at Frederick City Hospital.
Local items from The News dated October 18 1884 note the closing of the gates to the Frederick Fair Grounds the finest display of cut flowers from Mrs B F Brown and a wagon incident near Braddock Market Street. It also records the first auditor’s report for Frederick County the dismissal of a political petition and the death of Eduard A Vyverdies. Mary J Beard turns 64 as her son Harlan J Beard resides in Peavill.
A letter dated September 20, 1934 from Minor Sampson, now a Presbyterian minister, discusses life in a frontier village north of the Columbia River in British Columbia. He details travel, lack of phones, limited mail, and rail connections via Dawson Creek, 57 miles away, with service twice weekly.
Taneytown notes include a surprise birthday party at the Welty home honoring Mrs Cindi Long, with numerous local residents listed as guests. Fire drill at Taneytown High marks Fire Prevention Week, and other social visits span New Windsor, Hagerstown, Otterdale, and local families.
Dr Morris Fishbein discusses meat and liver as essential protein sources for growth and development. He notes animal proteins supply complete amino acids and minerals like iron, phosphorus, and vitamins A and B, while vegetables lack complete protein. He advises liver paste for deficient blood in children and suggests cautious meat use, especially for ages two to five.
The Foxville area reports its first fall PTA meeting with officers elected. Sunday school at the Lutheran church is set for 9:30 AM next Sunday. Readers note attendance by Brandenburg, Bodde Brown, and others, plus local Halloween events and community visits.
A snapshot of Manhattan nightlife sketches from October with mentions of society figures, theater folk, and film stars. Notables include Harvey Laden, Kay Francis, William Rhinelander Stewart, Wendy Bare, Maude Adams, Mae Murray, and Raoul. The piece notes autograph hounds, theater-pair offerings, and a shift of actors between Broadway and cinema. It also references Gloria Vanderbilt, Reginald Vanderbilt’s town house, and the Hauptmann trial era atmosphere.
Mrs Alexander George offers sug gestions on doughnut dough handling and frying. Doughnuts should rise quickly to the top with browning on the underside, then turned to brown the upper side while avoiding overheating the oil. Keep the fat at the right temperature to prevent flat, tough results after cooling.
A school Halloween party menu lists refreshments for 25 including cider and fruit punch. The recipe shows making doughnuts with sugar and spices, frying in fat, and serving with buttered crackers and cheese spread for snacks.
Mrs Joan Fox and Mrs Jan Flac are visiting family this weekend while Mt DeLauter hosts Tracey De Laz ie Beutan and Exmer Rceaour families. A church revival begins with services at 3 oclock led by Rev W Shindle and nightly preaching by Rev L J Flohs in Long Bold this week.
Archaeologists uncovered a folding knife near Arnau in Esst Prue estimated to be over 1,000 years old. The find suggests historical metalwork techniques and may shed light on early tools used in the region. Local officials caution that further excavation is needed to confirm origin and age.
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