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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1933
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text outlines posting rules for notices at The Mewe-Pet Building Court Street. It references required contact by telephone, disclosure limits, author verification, and archival corrections by editors. It notes posting by an arm of a corporation and county procedures.
Opinion notes that U.S. recognition of Soviet Russia reduces signals of conflict as Moscow seeks peace. It argues Washington gains leverage over trade and security while Moscow gains relief from debt expectations and pressures Japan.
The text argues for a federal prison on a remote Pacific island 2000 miles from land, suggesting Alcatraz as a failed example and preferring isolation near a city to deter escape and influence. It proposes a remote location to confine hardened criminals.
William Gross of near FPungarilie celebrated a birthday with a Sunday gathering at his residence. Relatives and neighbors from Buckeystown and Winsnester, Va joined guests including Mr and Mrs Harris, Rev Dr Genner, Mrs Burns, Mr and Mrs Asberger, and others for a noon reunion and dinner.
A letter from Beresly Hills California discusses buying gold for the government. It mentions plans, potential profits, and cautions about effectiveness. The writer references gold headed canes and past ideas, noting uncertainty about success.
The article teaches proper usage and pronunciation for common mistakes. It highlights plural forms with pounds, adjective use of pound, syllable stress in Preamble and Principal, misspellings like Tneurable, and lists synonyms such as Humane Kind compassionate and forgiving. It introduces today’s word Dexterous and notes its meaning and example.
Detour Detour Out. Virghill Weddle visits aunt Mrs Charles Dougherty. Residents attend horse show at Union Bridge. W C Muller visits sister Mrs William Harbaugh New Midway. E K Warner and J W Dickey at Carroll County Grocers Association banquet Clear Ridge Inn. Carmen DelAplane at State Teachers Meeting Baltimore. Rebecca Coshun ill. Mrs Guy Warren visits Baltimore. Evelyn Owens nurse at Woman's Hospital Baltimore recuperating after operation expects return to duty soon. Samuel R Weybright and J B Weybright attend annual harvest home meeting Forney Memorial Home aged.
Fifty years ago the Democratic meeting at New Market drew telephonic sound eight miles away with speakers including J Colume bus O'Donnell L Upshur Dennis Gen W Shank and Col L Victor Baughman. A son of George Keefer was injured when thrown from a cart at Market and Chuck streets. Twenty years ago night school for boys and girls opened in the Charities building South Market with Mrs Fedy and others teaching singing. County expenditures for the year totaled 280764.79 with 105000 for all school purposes and a tax rate of 85 cents.
A reader criticizes当前 agricultural fair for allowing immoral exhibits, urges county officers, churches, schools and welfare groups to restore proper focus on education and community values. The letter cites experiences at the fair, praising some features but urging reform to protect children and young people.
To the Editor, a plea for sensible apparel over extreme trends. The author laments long skirts and looping hair, mocks designer fads, and notes men adopting denim and tidy dress while women chase outrageous looks. The piece urges modest, balanced styling and warns of self-made deformity from fashion excess.
A collection of letters discusses religious and political frictions, lynching, and justice. Notable voices include David Lloyd George on war fears and the Nation’s moral fabric, Howard Scott criticizing the Roosevelt era, and William J. Grove arguing for swifter punishment to deter lynching. The letters reflect public anxiety over governance, social change, and legal reform.
A mixed mock obituary and Almanac style listing notes historical figures born or died, with dates and brief identifiers. It includes Prussian field marshal Moltke and U S figures, plus a long Maryland poetry memory section and several birthdays and a horoscope.
A religious quotation collection notes Nahum 1 7 praising the Lord as a stronghold in trouble and commends enduring fortune with equanimity from Seneen. The concise thoughts reflect faith, trust, and resilience in adversity.
Dr Sigmund Spaeth argues that great events rarely birth popular songs and that music not written to order tends to succeed. He notes wartime tunes such as Over There and The Long Long Trail gained traction, while low mood anthems mostly failed to sell.
Readers nationwide continue to request copies of The News fiftieth anniversary edition issued October 14. About 2 500 extra papers were printed but supply is dwindling as collectors and former residents share glowing letters. Notables praise include Miss E Smedley Warberth Pa Mrs J N Tregellas Findlay Mrs Mary Fischer and others praising reminiscences and local history features. several express gratitude for the issue and its refined typography.
A medical piece explains cataracts forming with age, potential causes including infections and nutrition, and notes modern open eye surgery as safer with quicker recovery. It mentions the retina, lens clouding, and the impact on vision, plus related eye health guidance. It also mentions Hood College chapel talk by Dr. G C Williams.
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