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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1934
Page
4
The Daily News states that it will publish pen drawings photos and letters only with credit and that no unauthorised material will be printed. It warns of responsible dates and authority for any top content and asserts correction if errors are found. The notice is dated Saturday October 26 1934 and is from Preserick post office.
A rusty prose fragment claims America manufactures five hundred thousand buggy whips annually at about one dollar each. It describes displays of hundreds of whips in stores, their colors and components, and notes their nostalgic pull on men and wives, suggesting a cultural romance and quiet commercial persistence behind the slim, overlooked craft.
Snow and moisture forecast for Northwest states including Montana Wyoming and Colorado promise better feed for livestock and future crops. Strong winter snows reduce drought risk and improve pasture, with farmers hopeful for higher yields next year as weather and moisture stabilize.
The fragments present thoughts on life, taste, and personal ideals. A quirky note mentions a 1¢ brand butter and hints at a creator or speaker named X. A. LUFRURROW. The piece reads as a stray editoral or promotional fragment with unclear context and multiple nonsensical phrases.
A letter to the editor from Will Rogers in Las Vegas Nevada humorously criticizes dam construction and weathered politics. He mocks ongoing projects and expresses distrust of political promises. Rogers mentions the desert’s challenges, a levee, and Oklahoma comparisons while wryly noting the imagined outcomes of public works.
A gathering of about 1,250 farmers and dairymen in Carroll County discussed recent milk price shifts from 20 to 22 cents per gallon and the impact of flat pricing. Six chairman committees were elected to study options, with additional members named by Heaps and a vote held.
Thirty two members and friends of Tuitty Myghurel visited the new pastor Rev Ralph Mo Snasps and Mrs Sharps at the parsonage 125 East Third Street. They were entertained with refreshments after a program directed by Mrs Lois Lewis and Miss Bassie Boswell.
The report notes the eleventh anniversary of the Blue and Grey Beauty Shop in Frederick. It mentions owner Weot Bacrick and manager Thomas Kinakeu in connection with the celebration and ongoing operations.
A compact reminiscence noting low Chesapeake and Ohio canal water hindered boat travel, with local items from 1900 and a quiet wedding at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Athe Clarke. Bride is Alice S. Clarke, married to Lieut. Charisa Ro Baxter of the U S Army. ceremony by Henri L. G. Boeffer.
A busy Frederick week includes a large Democratic mass meeting addressing the party’s platform, county turnout, and gubernatorial candidates. Key events cover library trustees, property and parking issues, regional meetings, ministerial gatherings, teacher association sessions, and court cases, with Halloween celebrations and community events upcoming.
The Wesleyan class meeting was held at Calvary Memorial Church on Thursday evening. New president Mrs Eldridge Wachter led devotionals and opened with hymn Blest Be The Tie That Binds. Offertory totaled 2747 dollars. flower committee named Mrs E Haugh and Mrs Guy Brust with Mrs Norman Stone assisting. Budget and notes covered by readings and selections on the sian by Kathleen Beacht with Mrs Allen Grumbine. Mrs Haugh spoke on She Making of Friends. next meeting set for November 14 with hostesses Mrs Brust, Mrs George W Bowers and Mrs Wachter.
Miss Alice Duvall daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence W Duvell near Westminster claims both county and state canning honors. She won the Crown Cork and Star Company jumbo prize in a Frederick fair date wide contest after earlier taking a jumbo prize at Carroll County Fair Taneytown. Her county entry included 46 varieties of canned fruits and vegetables and her state entry totaled 123 varieties.
Bruce Catton reviews a World War I history volume covering 1917. Lloyd George blasts British command and Wilson’s pacifism critiques frame the work’s controversial take on allied strategy, leadership, and America’s entry to the war. Published by Little, Brown and Co.
The regular monthly meeting of the Washington Street School PTA was called to order by William J Null at 7:49 PM. The program included a dental health talk by Dr James Marrone and readings by Mrs A A Remsberg, followed by songs including Together and A Helping Hand.
Serving four, the menu features grapefruit cocktail, roast stuffed duck with wild rice stuffing, creamed carrots, browned potatoes, head lettuce with Russian dressing, apple tart a Pennsylvania pie, and coffee. Duck is prepared with salt, flour, and spices, roasted, and served with stuffing. apple tart uses apples, lemon juice, currants, and butter baked under a crust. Also noted are cooked prunes stuffed with celery and nuts as a salad option and prune garnish ideas for chops, roasts, or steaks.
Health Editor notes advances in cancer control via radium and X rays. Improvements in administration and device design allow higher, shorter treatments. Early studies show cancer tissue more radiosensitive than normal tissue, with benefits from surrounding tissue reactions and direct growth targeting.
Oct 20 report on fox and stag hunting culture describes formal attire, season fees, and ritual of find and tally ho. It covers hounds, grooms, Master of Hounds, and the risks of drag hunts through roads and farms, plus a noted lapse when a real fox escaped.
The text discusses evolving breast cancer treatments in women, noting irradiation before or after surgery and in combination with operation. It highlights comparing methods through case studies and medical meetings to refine standard practices and improve outcomes.
Today in history notes prominent figures and events with births and deaths. James Logan founder of a noted Penn family born in Ireland died near Philadelphia October 31 1751. Sir Austin Flint Petersham Mass physician died New York City March 13 1856. Debs and Wilson referenced with broader historical context.
Disjointed notes reference southern family life versus apartments, a Pulitzer context, actors, and a dialogue on India’s development and external pressures. The text mentions fear, critique of rhetoric, and questions about force, influence, and social progress amid historical tensions.
Col Charles Hoyt March of Minn head of the Federal Trade Commission was born in Cedar Mills Minn 64 years ago today Thomas N McCarter of New York president of the Edison Electric Institute born in Newark N J 67 years ago today Edgar Selwyn of New York playwright and producer born in Cincinnati 90 years ago today Today Horoscope promises benevolence simplicity and aid to strangers while maintaining bonds with kindred a sign of potential ability and fortune through execution and reputation
A compact reflection links Psalms 119 to a call for obedience and discipline, noting reproach as a spiritual hazard. The text weaves biblical praise with a nod to Schiller and monetary concerns, urging steady moral conduct.
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