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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1933
Page
4
The Daily News states advertising must be mailed to the office and cannot be taken by telephone. It notes exclusivity for publication and requires explicit consent for reprinting and authority for alleged facts. The paper is a Frederick Maryland second class mail matter.
In October 1933 a discussion questions government use of fiat money to pay for services, arguing it risks inflation and worsens credit, unlike hard loans. The piece contrasts mass psychology effects, noting that fiat money could spur more spending while traditional loans curb borrowing. It ends with nostalgia on rural childhood and nut gathering, contrasting past freedoms with present restrictions.
Washington County Maryland reports a reduction of 209 067 in expenditures for the recently closed fiscal year compared with the prior year. Total spending was 847 500 the lowest in five years, with 466 310 allocated to the board of education and 375 307 paid as interest on bonds. Additional allocations include 24 938 to state institutions and 6 000 to county institutions.
Mrs Alexander George offers a kitchen column with recipes for spiced pears and blueberry cobbler. The pear dish uses salt paprika egg yolk and bacon fat for frying and slow simmering, while the cobbler blends flour baking powder sugar and berries under a soft crust. Also included is a spiced pear preserves method with vinegar cloves cinnamon and a spice bag.
Local items recall a Henry Goldenberg hillinery store scare as a dog bite incident, a factory accident at McMinray's, and pigeons near Ingahore Mills. Frederick Fair drew 14 000 attendees with traffic jams, lost children located at Frederick Junction, and several minor injuries among attendees.
A harsh indictment of Nazi Germany’s rise and terror as outlined in a World Committee study. The Knopf publication argues the Reichstag Fire was a Nazi coup, blaming communists and detailing mass murders, tortures, and Nazi control behind a workers’ agenda.
A reader letter from N. A. Lupburrow rails at inflation and government actions. The missive notes a falling dollar and growing public anxiety while mockingly forecasting looming policies.
Reverend Dr Wehler laments potential closure of the Frederick Free Library and urges immediate public support. He argues a well funded library and public schools lift all citizens, including the humble, with access to books, culture, and intellectual companionship.
Community notes from Hyattsville recount visits by Mr. and Mrs. Norwood and others, a Friday afternoon Ladies' Aid gathering hosted by Mrs. Eugene Carlyle, and guest appearances by Price, Rhodes, and Manion families. Ongoing church events include a ME Church Ladies' Aid meeting led by Mrs. Dulaney and an oyster and chicken supper planned for October 28.
Harney area residents connected with Rev Charles Reid and family in Westville and Philadelphia area trips. Mrs William Kump visited daughter Mrs Harry Cline and family. The Schilllett Stuldt family attended Adams County Sunday School convention at St James Gettysburg.
The cough is a symptom reflecting irritation in nose throat or lungs. It helps remove irritants and germs, not a cure. Soothing syrups don’t cure it. relief comes from reducing inflammation and addressing the underlying cause. Removal of adenoids may end chronic cough, and sedatives used briefly aid rest during swelling.
Daily lesson highlights misused phrases and pronunciation notes. It lists the word stentorian as extremely loud and powerful, with example usage. It also notes Mrs John Harner, Miss Ruth Snider, and George Shriver as delegates from St Pauls Sunday school to the Pennsylvania State Sabbath School Association convention in Gettysburg.
New York by William Gaines reports on the Astoria studio reopening under lessees. The eastern sound studio, once emptied by its owner, now hosts features including Emperor Jones and Take a Chance with Lillian Gish and Roland Young. Crony clerks and actors mingle as Moran and Mack, Stoopnagle and Budd, and others plan shorts and comedies.
A scrambled OCR clipping cites quotes from Lt. Gen. Sadao Araki and others on national power and morality, worker welfare, and labor security. The fragment references American views on security and the role of employers, labor, and social purity groups.
Detour residents and nearby communities share a weekend of social visits bridge games and church events.Birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Walton Stitely near Detour celebrated with congratulations. Local residents and visitors, including the Warners Moser Coshun families and Owens, were noted in weekend calls and visits.
Rockville Oct 23 The Montgomery County Health Department plans a diphtheria prevention drive. Dr V L Ellicott health officer says the program starts May next year and will use a card index of preschool children to contact parents for vaccination. The effort involves the Health Department Medical Society and local physicians with clinics for those unable to pay. Diphtheria risks are higher for preschool children, so inoculations are urged for 6 to 9 month olds rather than waiting for school age.
A miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Wim. Buzzerd, formerly Miss Bermiena Ridenour, celebrated recently with pink decorations and prizes. Hosted by Mrs. G. Past Gardner and Mrs. Harald W. Kefauver, guests included Anais Weagley Alicine Ford Cather Mourelie Walters Wildeed and many others.
A garbled list recalls historical events and anniversaries across years 1811 to 1923. Notable figures include James W. Denver born in Virginia, Adlai Stevenson born in Kentucky, and Sarah Bernhardt noted for stage achievements. Also mentions the 1872 San Juan Island dispute and 1914 Belgium relief efforts.
Officials say Princess Anne and Ort plan to question witnesses in Baltimore about an attempted escape and assault of a negro prisoner. Investigators weigh procedures after telephoned messages and counts of men involved. The coroner's inquest continues with potential witnesses including a jailer and a former prisoner.
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