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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1933
Page
4
The piece lauds President Roosevelt for reviving American spirit and public confidence after March 4. It credits his electrifying personality with energizing work and notes that trust in his leadership underpins renewed national prosperity and stability. The analysis suggests his popularity stems from both achievements and bold plans.
The piece questions Albert H. Wiggin former Chase National Bank chairman still earning near a million dollars in salary and bonuses since a downturn. It notes his 117,000 Chase shares and a 100,000 dollar annual tie, arguing pensions and retainers reflect era shifts and urging readers to focus on prudent thinking over envy.
Reverty Mik writes from Oct 24 noting farmers struggle, joining associations, facing poor returns. He laments paid feeders preaching about government favors, cites scarce copies of the Constitution, and questions methods for overproduction or excess room use. The tone mocks legalistic talk and defends practical limits.
In celebrating the Frederick News fiftieth anniversary, mention is made of Inte Mse Eynina R Glttinger’s service as the paper’s early female columnist. Beginning in 1853 with The Girl About Town, her market gossip and lively prose earned renown. Polger McKinsey in the Baltimore Sun notes her status as a walking encyclopedia of town history and biography.
A collage of quotes reflects on aging women economic roles and education. Notable lines include Mrs. F. D. Roosevelt on memory and time, a jab about Salon Fomme and pecans, and Dr. Walter L. Bleting linking mental health commitments to rising college matriculations.
Frederick column recalls events from 1680 to 1913 including marriages of Jennie Ouse to Robert H. Campbell and Mary Maxwell to James Beall, a Frederick Fair theft of $350 in cash and valuables, the recovery of a stolen wagon team, the death of Christian Smith Democratic nominee, and a party executive committee reshuffle amid a vacant House of Delegates seat.
The Daily News celebrates its fiftieth anniversary with a retrospective edition. Readers recall Frederick’s history, band memories, and community progress. Messages from former residents and supporters praise the paper’s long service and future potential.
Employers are many kinds with varied methods and aims. Some workers gladly assist in good projects. others act selfishly to hinder efforts for the common good. Employers face problems, and there is no excuse for violation or abuse. N. A. Lufburrow.
New York theater life reveals backstage meals and mock luxury as actors endure lobster soup and fizzy drinks to stay in character. Directors and restaurateurs worry about timing while dressing rooms show a mix of glamour and realism.
Twenty one witnesses, including the husband Milton Lee and Brunswicks officials, testify as Dr G Thomas Strother 33 faces manslaughter charges in the death of Mys Erma Lee near Berryville Virginia. Strother details an examination after Lee's wife sought help claiming a prior operation, noting no surgery was performed and urging hospital care.
The New Market Literary Club founded in 1886 by Dr How ard Hanford Hopkins Sr and Rev James Stephenson formed a free library in a store room later moving to the Misses Stier space. Miss Nannie Freeman Stier served as librarian until her death May 6 1933. After her passing a committee disposed of 250 books to public elementary schools Mt Airy 460 more to Mt Airy elementary and 750 to Mt Airy High School. 430 remained as Mt Airy Public Library park linked to Homemakers Club. The library is open daily except Sunday with Mrs Clifton Speaseller as adver tiser.
Today in history entries note births and deaths of famous figures such as Moses Montefiore Sarah Hale John Daniel Bellah Lockwood and George W Hough plus events like the first transcontinental telegraph line completion and Chapman mail robbery. Today's birthdays include Charles Brand Frank Wadsworth Merian Cooper Tasker
Daily lesson covers common misuse of do not and pronoun phrases, plus mispronunciations and misspellings. It highlights vocabulary growth with a daily word Insens meaning destitute of sense, and quotes Wordsworth to illustrate language. The piece notes Hartford residents joining a Citizens Voluntary Motor Patrol to improve driving conditions.
The Market Library Club extends warm best wishes to the Airy Public Library and seeks wholehearted public cooperation. A small charge is noted for each book as part of a campaign to enrich lives and strengthen libraries. Miss Mary M. Hopkane signs the notice dated October 22, 1038.
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