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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1934
Page
4
The piece notes Germany ending a trade treaty notice with the United States for Oct 14 1958, blaming reduced foreign trade and currency shortages on anti Nazi policies. It cites US and Dutch/Swiss reactions and Britain’s stance, warning of a prolonged clash with broad losses.
Reporters say New Jersey may have a weak case against Hauptmann but public demand for swift, rigorous justice remains high. The Lindbergh tragedy draws nationwide attention and scrutiny of officials, avoiding any bungling or sensationalism that could compromise the process.
Fragments reflect a religious meditation urging prayer to God and repentance. The text mentions making prayer and hearing, with references to verses about a broken heart turning from sin. Context appears as devotional note or sermon snippet with archaic wording.
In a small mountain town, Toine Eder notes a heated scene as radio chatter and odd names swirl. Rumors mention Merriam, Sinclair, Haight, Reid, and Franklin amid a tense exchange about guns and threats.
The Lewistown Orange held its booster night on October 17 with a large crowd of Grangers and friends from Pomona in attendance. State Master Brooks spoke after a program of officer roll calls, solos, orchestral selections, and readings. officials and guests from Thurmont and Yellow Springs attended. the evening concluded with refreshments.
Fifty and twenty years ago, Fredericksburg items recap local life with names like Haines and Sage. A 3 year old boy Samuel Haines suffers a collarbone injury from a wagon mishap. The piece notes local officials and trustees, including Ernest Helfenstein, and recalls events such as rail commissions and nearby incidents in the era.
Local notices describe Mrs T Brown and Miss Jennie Galtami at a Woman’s Presbyterial meeting on Pye George Menge. Reports include Miss Net tie Putman on recent Miss conven tion in St Paul Lutheran Church Baltimore. Taneytown United Brethen Sunday school officers met October 12 with Olan Hoser presiding. Plans include a Missionary Sunday each month and a new teacher.
Menu notes a Halloween luncheon featuring Jack O Lantern Salad and Witch's cap decor. Includes bread rolls, desserts shaped as stars with orange sherbet balls, candy strings, almond nuts, and parsley garnishes. Children’s luncheon portions prepared with sliced cheeses and fruit, served promptly.
The readable parts reference local figures Mrs J B Bio Mrs Alien Walker and Mrs Clarenze Nal in charge of recreation and a mention of Henry Soils Iss Eas. Another fragment notes Moss Ames Slindse in the Comansination and ten airplane engines with geared down tropoilerm.
Harvest moon shines as land and sea bask in warm, breezy conditions. Morning cloudiness gives way to a bright sunrise with a forecast for warmer temperatures tomorrow. A high and low range is noted with a rough elevation mentioned, and golf clubs across the country cover roughly 2.5 million acres.
Hallowe en party planning tips emphasize festive simplicity and playful games. Marion Young outlines table decorations, costumes, and a handmade jack o lantern centerpiece, with step by step directions for creating wire frames, orange crepe, and paper accents to transform rooms into a lively party space.
Health by Dr. Morris Fishbein reviews how occupation affects longevity. It cites death rates by job, noting garage workers and pilots face lower or higher risks, and teachers, lawyers, clergymen, and doctors fall within mid ranges. Income and lifestyle factors also influence life expectancy.
Bruce Catton highlights Bertita Harding’s Phantom Crown as a vivid biography of Maximilian I. The work blends romance with imperial history, detailing Maximilian’s ascent as Mexican protector, key figures like Franz Josef and Seward, and the doomed gambit ending with execution.
New York gabble recounts soap box “reactionaries” in Columbus Circle and a tariff caper where a glove shipment yields 12,000 right-hand pieces then 12,000 lefts bought cheaply at auction. A genealogist tale mocks coats of arms and a plumber’s motto. Everyday life vignettes cover clever scams, a missing razor blade plot, and a humorous apartment revenge with a violin recital banished by a German band.
Today in history lists figures born or died, including Thomas Pinckney, James W. Denver, Charles Fechter, Adlai E. Stevenson, and Georges Saintsbury. Mentions dates, roles, and places tied to Charleston, Bucks County, Kentucky, England, and France with incomplete OCR fragments. Also notes President Wilson's 1918 remarks and a 1929 stock market event reference amid broken phrases.
A fragment from a local column celebrates Emmitt Geer’s surprising recovery and return to work after a near-fatal health scare. It highlights the mysterious cause of his health and notes other brief items including a hospital operation for Mrs. William B. James and birth anniversaries of notable scientists and publishers.
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