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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1934
Page
4
A 1834 Daily News column discusses a four week grand scholarship for 200 Italian students who excel in academies. The piece argues for broader, tangible rewards to encourage strong scholars beyond athletic prizes, noting that many deserving students remain obscure while athletes receive praise and travel chances.
Fragmented remarks warn that reckless forest exploitation and replacement by landowners threaten national timber resources. The text argues the race of humanity must prioritize sustainable use and wise stewardship to prevent widespread ecological and economic decay.
A garbled, historical clipping mentions 1932 hearings with witnesses and names such as Turner and Rogers. It references aviators, old flyers, and observers, hinting at dramatic recollections and speculation about events and prizes in a broad, fragmented narrative.
Bruce Catton reviews a biographical study of D H Lawrence and Frieda Lawrence. The piece critiques the portrayal of Lawrence by his widow and notes the book’s focus on Lawrence rather than Frieda. The review reflects on the portrayal of genius and suffering in literary life.
A fragmented local recount lists events from the past including voter activity, travels, and a town fight near Baumer. Mentions John corresponding names and locations in Frederick and nearby Somerset area with scattered details.
Mirthful garbled text appears to debate language focus and meaning. It references mercenary motives and prompts, hinting at a puzzle about word choice and intent within a cryptic sentence.
Local residents from Middlehure and surrounding towns share visits and moves. Notables include Theodore Read of Centerville in the area near D S Repp, and many Johnsons, Jaansons, and Shoemakers visiting relatives in Frederick Harney Taneytown and Baltimore. A card party is planned at Elmer Wolfe High School on October 7 for the Alumni Association fundraiser.
Bishop Edwinkelus will officiate at Luke's Parish and St Live's Parish this Sunday. Services begin at 8:20 a.m. at Trinity Church in Point and at Adamatowe at 9 a.m. Helfenstein scheduled to attend Glyenity event.
Police report in a Saturday night court listing multiple arrests including five men identified as Negroes charged with shooting craps. Edward Daniels fled the scene after a score was shot and other individuals faced drunkenness disorderly conduct and traffic violations with collateral bonds posted.
The Peederick Art Club began its year at Mrs. Robert E. Clapp’s Rothwell Terrace home with three new members Mrs. John Brandock Heights Miss Thelma Mullinix and Miss Hattie Buckey. Mrs. Margaret Maser shared Europe travel notes including Obstammergau and the Passion Play.理
A garbled snippet quotes Albert Einstein criticizing tyrants as successful scoundrels. It references Dean, Durden, Vanabie Rai, and military themes with ambiguous attributions. The text is fragmented and lacks coherent narrative or dates.
Residents and relatives gather for weekend visits across Harney Gettysburg and Taneytown. Guests include Mildred Stambaugh Aréndtsville Edward Wiser families and several local households. Communion noted at St Paul church and Rev Fridinger’s death mentioned with church reassignments.
A fragmentary quotation contrasts soldiers and spiritual calling. It cites Erasmus and a biblical line about not entangling in civilian affairs to please the one who chose him as a soldier, suggesting reflections on war and discipline.
Health writer reviews observations from a study in a health magazine noting men show higher rates of cancer in the larynx and tongue, tuberculosis, and heart issues, while women experience more valvular heart disease and backache. It points to birth, nutrition, and societal factors as possible explanations and cites suicide attempt patterns.
A fragmented list of historical birth and death dates for figures including Thomas Fairfax and Angus, with scattered dates and incomplete notes. The text mentions various individuals from politics, music, and culture, but many details are garbled or missing.
New York dispatch profiles Donnie Boone a descendant of Daniel Boone living in Mill Creek noting her blonde hair, log cabin upbringing, and rifle skill. Dennis Boone visits from New York on a scouting trip as Donnie aims to lead an orchestra after studying piano saxophone trombone and drums.
A jumble of recipes and kitchen instructions appears, including banana split style notes and brown Betty directions. The piece also lists birthdays and oblique personal milestones, citing Rev R Bruce Tannor and Archibald Sinclair, with a brief horoscope and a Baltimore hospital nurse obituary fragment.
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