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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1934
Page
4
A 1954 column discusses youths' bold projects and the clash with adult rules. It argues parents should offer achievable options, guiding ambition rather than suppressing it, to prevent rebellion and teach initiative.
Fragmentary text references the American animation industry, Asian markets, and individuals such as Bishop Heivert Logan Rass of Hanxov. It mentions Wallace College Ohio and a president in a discussion on development. Details are unclear due to corrupted OCR.
A reflective verse by A Lutburrow celebrates the riches of autumn in a tree. The poem laments fading greens and praises colors and the feast of nature visible as summer ends.
The account recalls early aviation feats as pilots like Pangborn and Turpin chase speed and endurance. It praises Britain and Japan as rivals and cites a notable pioneer effort and a remaining sense of mystery about flying’s future. The writer appeals to American fascination with aviation progress.
The Parent Teacher Association of New Market School held a meeting Friday night in the school with President Charles Wires presiding. Roydesse Burtall and Walter Mann led the audience in singing “America the Beautiful” as plans were announced to seed subbery grounds. An announcement stated a hamar will be held at the school Thursday with a program including solo by Sue Baker and instrumental numbers by Earl Linthicum. J A Eng of Ekemptown spoke on school conditions in Frederick County and urged parental cooperation to keep county schools high.
Foxville Lutheran church announced Sunday School next Sunday afternoon at 139 and preaching services at 230 led by Rev. C. M. Huddie. Local notices mention illness, visits, and community events including a revival and theater audience figures in New York City.
Local items from The Columna of The News dated Oct 24 1864 note Major J M Buckey formerly of Rocks died recently after falling from a staircase at his home on West Fich. The canal boat known as Maaropomnd near Washington csted three omen. a tract of property sold for 2000 dollars. Also mentions residents William Wilcoxon Laval Tomé and Dr Armen Holmes Lamar with Episcopal connections and a death in West AXE area.
A historical list highlights births and deaths of notable figures from 1842 to 1932 including Barah J. B. Wale from New Hampshire, Noah Brooks in 1834, Sir Horace Plunkett in 1854, James Sherman in 1840s, and Daniel Webster in 1832. It notes events such as Pony Express end and U.S. troops in World War I era, plus a horoscope warning of impulsive temperament and potential trouble.
Local society notes list residents visiting relatives and attending events in Union Bridge New Windsor and surrounding towns. Highlights include Mrs Peach reuniting with her husband in Als Work, school headmasters, church and hospital connection, and garden club planting along roadsides.
A local social column lists gatherings and visits among residents around Lime Kiln, Buckeystown, Jefferson, and nearby towns. Household reunions, family visits, and travel notes include names such as Barthelow, Rice, Butts, Gordon, and Lewis with extensive mentions of relatives and hosts in Frederick, Boonsboro, Sharpsburg, and Keedysville.
A brief Bible quotation notes Judas returning the 30 pieces of silver after Jesus' condemnation. Hosea Ballou reflects that only God can know the fading paths of repentance, highlighting moral reflection.
Dr Morris Fibhbein explains bronchiectasis linked to hacking cough and lung infection. Causes include inflammation, secretions, and possible tumors. diagnosis uses endoscopy and imaging. Treatments include posture, inhalation, and, in severe cases, surgical intervention with cautious risk.
Fragmented notice reports Hyattstown Myertt starting on Daray and Mrs to New York visiting relatives. Mentions convalescent Aliss Mattare, Clargr.t, and revival service at M E church with lyrics. Several names tied to hospital confinement and local figures appear in garbled text.
New York observer notes despite labor saving devices office work still relies on human touch. He observes live models at the National Business Show and laments mechanical failure and inflation of gadgetry while praising fast clocks in typists and calculators. He reports on NRA recovery sales pitches and describes the Times building moving sign's intricate mechanism, noting its efficiency and near flawless operation.
A homey column offers lunch box ideas and a beef casserole recipe. It lists stove top and oven steps, ingredients for a beef dish with vegetables, and a fruit compote option using pineapple peaches pears and honey.
The report centers on Stoll and Sackett connections with a Nashville lawyer and a $50,000 ransom package rumor. Hudgins links to Mrs Stoll and Department of Justice action tempers the case. Ray Spurrier, once treated at Frederick City hospital for an infected leg, has returned home improving.
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