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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1933
Page
4
A scanned Maryland notice outlines the Daily News policy on free notices and publication rules. It mentions printing credits from Associated Press, requires real names for letters, prohibits certain communications, and notes post office handling in Frederick, Maryland.
A 1933 column applauds swift kidnapper arrests and convictions, praising federal and local police for rapid justice. It contrasts public demand with earlier bootlegger focus, arguing that public backing helps lawmen execute speedy, determined actions. The piece decries kidnapping as detestable and notes trust in police, courts, and public opinion.
The article notes repeal of the eighteenth amendment looms as states and departments prepare with licensing, taxation, and enforcement plans. Washington retains a beverage tax and the federal government readies laws to aid dry states while ensuring liquor supply and preventing profiteering. End users face a shift from prohibition to saloon era norms as debates about methods intensify.
A Santa Monica reader argues the stock market hinges not on actual events but on rumors and headlines. He says wars or government moves only move markets if they truly occur and that real money or losses hinge on believed incidents rather than facts.
About 150 attended the annual visitors and donation day at Pourney Memorial Home near Boonsboro. Morning messages by Elder William Kinzie from New Windsor, noon refreshments, and 31 delegates participated in the afternoon session electing Elder John Bowls as moderator. Reports praised trustees and the superintendent Rev D R Petre, noting the home now houses 40 guests. Donations included roasting ears, 95 quarts fruit, 30 quarts pickles, tables, produce, and other items for the dinner. Master Booby Murphy is ill with the grippe.
Local items from The News column recall events in Frederick with notes on a shop fire at Market and Patrick streets, John Eisenhauer shipping plate glass to Emmitsburg for a new bank, and Holgate seed shipments.
Medical authorities link tooth health to diet. A University of Iowa study notes diabetic children on rich diets gained better teeth condition, while hospital patients on systemic diets fared well too. Chinese and Japanese diets, rich in vegetables and minerals, may support calcium absorption and bone growth, impacting overall health and teeth.
A reflective essay by N. A. Lufburrow discusses progress and moral improvement across ages, weighing motives, social change, and the role of guidance in history. It contrasts ancient Greece and Rome with modern aims, suggesting people seek higher goals despite visible excesses, and notes color choices for autos with heat reflection.
A jumble of historical anniversaries and birthdays lists notable figures from Philip Howe to Johann Strauss and Floyd Bennett. The item notes birthplaces, death dates, and roles, interspersed with a dated horoscope comment on intellectual focus and ambition. The format resembles a clipped newspaper “today in history” feature with scattered OCR artifacts.
Oct 24 Mrs L E Stvuffer hosted Mrs BR Le Quaver and Mes Tt Rnesell N Bennett Kathyrn Newman and John of Philadelphia week end guests. Mrs Bennett returned home Monday. Linwood repatriations to Baltimore winter. William Brandenburg hosted Mrs Lee Myers and others. Linwood Home Coming services drew large crowds with high order addresses. Parsonage visitors included Mr and Mrs Price of Johnstown and Mr and Mrs Frank Knepper of Echo with Mrs Lew Grove Knepper's mother. Former parishioners of Rev J L Bowman attended. Birthday Surprise Party for Mrs Grimes 24th birthday at Elroy Grimes home. games and cake with 24 pink petals.
In New York scene Julia Blanshard reports on Maurice Hindus arguing the Lindbergh flight signals Bolshevik views on U S recognition, while Hindus young readers pick up his new book. The piece also spots a fashion quarterly for men plus playful politics with La Guardia’s barbering and a social tea anecdote about vacations and domestic life.
Mrs Grimes hosted a gathering with many attendees including Elroy and Grace Grimes Frank Grimes Grayson Burrier Calvin Burrier Russell English John O Poole Jr Ira Burter George Lease Charles W. Smith Wis Dinabeth Craniay Lindsey plus many Burrier and English family members. The guest list also noted Cathryn Burrier Katherine Morgan Wilma Burrier Madelyn Smith Mildred Butler Lizzie Brown Mary Ellen Grimes Harold Stull Charles Stull Staley Grimes Thomas Cramer Charles Burrier Richard English and Howard Grayson Burrier.
A fragmentary collage quotes prisoners and leaders from 1930s America. Dallas Egan and A Heacock lament death row conditions while Albert H Wiggin criticizes focus on past eras. Edidle Cantor and John Erskine offer arts and life views. Governor AlfALfa Bill Murray appears in garbled form.
Bruce Catton critiques Dorothy Canfield’s Bonfire as a richly woven Vermont village tale. An untaught girl unsettles a Yankee town, becoming its moral focal point and revealing universal human triumphs and flaws. Set amid Vermont’s landscape, the novel explores destiny, longing, and community life. Published by Harcourt, Brace and Co.
Court news lists marriage licenses for Hugh A. Asper 21 of Shippensburg Pa and Frances L. Stoey 20 of Myersville Pa Harvey L. Hackey 21 and Alicia D. Saschen 22 of Su aalored Charlise i S pure Russell J. Commons 35 Patton Pa and Lillian G. Leonard 23 Nanty Glo Pa Also deeds: Sherman P. Bowers trustee to Chuce P. Stellemyer et al county 50 Herbert F. Martin and wife to Robert M. Downes and wife county 10 14 Durrew and wife to Willie M. L. Gaver and wife county 10 Orphans Court accounts filed first and final for Florence F Shry and ER May Boittle executors of John W. Shry died October 19
The Cook County Medical Society endorsed physician advertising and urged lowering medical costs. It called for scientific programs targeting general practitioners over specialists and discussed planning to meet broader care needs.
Temperatures fell to the lowest in about seven months with a day high of 47 and an overnight low of 43 as a blizzard paralyzed the North Pacific coast. Winds swept cities, while Juneau reported roofs torn and glass shattered. Revelstoke logged eleven inches of snow and Vancouver nearly an inch with unsettled conditions spreading from Montana and Wyoming to the Great Lakes region.
Lieutenant James Finn, former Lindbergh bodyguard, says John Gorch is not connected to the kidnapping and slaying. A New York official confirms Finn’s belief as Boston police hold Gorch. The NYPD continues pursuit and asks Supreme Court for a safe contents examination in a New York barn.
Westminster October 24 Carroll Post No 31 American Legion lists officers including commander Brute T i and vice commanders Finks burg Herman Green Tanertown Arnold Harvey L Miller Marsh Schatm St Airy Beck. Several appointments and committee heads announced with names such as Arthur Sr Carrell L Crawford Paul Wimnert Allen Rickell John Mattin William Horn Guy F Fowler James A Boylan Jr Denton Snader Wesley Matinas Lester Zepp and others for areas like community betterment publicity rehabilitation and national defense with Captain Thomas Holmes leading grave registration and Christmas drive efforts.
A Thurmont social column lists a Mrs Randall Myers party with games and refreshments. Attendees include Mrs Myers and several Thurmont residents plus visitors from York and Baltimore. Other notes cover World’s Fair trips, parish society visits, a Peabody Institute student, and Romany Players planning their fall production with new members and a $5 donation to Thurmont Trousers Company.
New Windsor date Oct 24 notes Jane Warner daughter of Mr and Mrs J Oden Warner returning from Eye Ear and Throat hospital Baltimore after minor operation Mrs Robert McKinney Baltimore spending days at her father H G Englar residence Mr and Mrs C G Devilbiss visited daughter Mrs Grace Pisher Baltimore Miss Donna Poole surprised at home on birthday four generations enjoying summer at Mrs R Lee Myers Linwood Dr J Sterling Geatty returned from business trip to Dinwoise W O Barnes sold property and meat market to H F Miten family moved to new Liberty Street Westminster Residents attended funeral of Rev William C Parish at Lutherville church Monday afternoon.
A compact line from James urges temperance and prayer for the afflicted, pairing admonitions to pray with exhortations to sing. The fragment reflects devotional guidance, urging humility, patience, and steadfast faith within a community setting.
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