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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1933
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR from The Daily News presents notices with garbled spelling and punctuation. The legible parts reference Associated Press content use and notices of various kinds, but details are unreadable and no concrete events or names are extractable.
In October 1933 the author reflects on motor outings amid autumnal scenes. The piece contrasts the slow, memory laden country drives with the modern automobile’s restless pace, invoking Indian summer, rustling cornstalks, and a longing for simpler days as the season hints at leisure fading in a mechanized age.
Bruce Catton reviews The Dragon Murder Case and other mysteries. He finds Van Dine's tale weak, Milne’s whimsy entertaining, and Bleiler and Rinehart's The Destroying Angel passably solid. Mason's Sulu Sea Murders offers exotic intrigue but thin sense, with a mix of humor and critique throughout.
Maurice and Edward De Jashmutt of 812 Madison Street were arrested Friday at 9 50 by police on fighting and disorderly conduct charges. One was released on $5 bail for a hearing in Police Court tonight while another deposited $1 collateral on a charge of unreasonable parsing as noted by Officer Brust.
Local items from The News recount past events with quirky notes from October 2, 1883 including a 2 pound shot on the Potomac, a $20 fine for a false fire alarm, a rooster raised with kittens, and urban oddities. A 1913 item reports A C Payne injured in Brunswick after a brick attack, with other notes on weather, crowds at Frederick Park, frost and ice, and a Brunswick queen chosen at a carnival.
Health column stresses ergonomics in classrooms urging adjustable desks to fit varied heights, proper erect sitting, periodic movement, and short breaks for stretching. Citing Dr. R Tait McKenzie, it warns against forward leaning increasing circulation strain and urges two five minute movement periods during study to aid breathing and blood flow.
Annapolis Md Oct 20 The right to a preferred claim on the Central Trust Company of Maryland assets is under appeal. Mary E Melville executrix of her late husband’s will had deposited 10000 for care of two Melville sisters, one died, 5000 returned. The trust later bought the Sykesville bank assets and agreed to pay deposits. The Frederick circuit court ruled no preference. appeal follows. Misses Lucille Baumgardner and Daisy Miller and Carrollton Baumgardner traveled to Baltimore for Music in the Air.
A collage of quirky observations from Manhattan and Brooklyn places, noting inscriptions in Union Square, a tailor shop on Fourteenth Street, price signs, subway quirks, and historic tidbits on City Hall. It excerpts cultural notes from the era, including hotel art lending, guest education programs, barber shop routines, and changes at the Astor, with a card party planned by Mrs. Grayson E. Bowers for the Daughters of the American Revolution.
Agricultural events noted as optimistic highlights amid fair weather memories. County officials report busy week with court sessions, deaths, state visits, liquor plans, library crisis, and community activities including firemen, alumni, and charity drives. Local anniversaries and fall hikes fill the schedule as travel plans face scattered rain.
Daily Lesson In English presents misuses and pronunciations. The focus word for today is instrumentality meaning a means or agency used. The note cites example phrase The instrumentality of faith in justification and references Bumei.
A long retrospective notes the publication last Saturday of the Pittieth Anniversary Edition of The Daily News, detailing Frederick County’s weekly papers. It lists origins for The Valley Register Middletown 1846, Emmitsburg Chronicle 1879, Catoctin Clarion 1870, Blade Times Brunswick 1915, The Citizen Frederick 1821, and the Community Reporter Mt. Airy, among others, with histories and name changes through the years. The piece traces early presses from The Maryland Chronicle to later titles, naming editors and owners such as Rhoderick, Motter, Beatty, Root, Cassell, and Milner, noting shifts in locations and political alignments across two centuries.
Today In Histor presents notable anniversaries from poets and figures such as Alphonse Lamartine and Samuel F. Smith, with births and deaths listed. It marks the U S frigate Constitution launch 1805, the Portland cement patent 1824, Edison’s lamp 1879, and lists today’s birthdays and horoscope items for notable figures including William E. Dodd and J N. Daning.
A fragmentary historical note traces early Frederick County papers from Emmitsburg's Emmitsburg Gazette to Mechanicstown and Frederick, mentioning publishers Robert F. Cro, Isaiah Wolfensparges, M. M. Shaloun, W. Ewert, David Eerly, G. W. Z. Black, Jon W. Bert, and others. It outlines shifts from The Family Visitor to The Frederick Republican, The Maryland Hero, The Moral Call, The News, and The Daily News, with brief notes on political stances and daily publication attempts in 1852 through the late 19th century.
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