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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1933
Page
4
The newspaper notes that communications or opinions will be published with the writer’s real page and name only with consent. It is stated that submissions are subject to editorial review and may appear in the column as authority for arguments or reputational matters.
A 1333 editorial argues the free press is essential and warns against attempts to curb editorial criticism. It notes court decisions sometimes clash with founding ideals while urging restraint on governments that might muzzle journalists and public officials.
All Hallowe en eve blends ancient rites with October harvest joys as children and adults enjoy apple bobbing nut cracking and costumes. The piece notes super natural guidance, festive folklore, and a festive mood across cities and communities.
A humorous verse by N A Lufaurrow extols workers who maintain friendliness in daily jobs. The speaker notes barbers, dentists, and a presser quietly fulfilling duties with smiles and steady craft, celebrating small acts of courtesy.
Roosevelt rejects pressure to move Thanksgiving earlier than usual citing ongoing state legislation. The nation will celebrate on the traditional date, the last Thursday in November, as proclaimed since Lincoln in 1814. The ledger notes continued respect for the ancient holiday.
A fragmentary quotation blending Bible phrasing with Goethe notes moral duty and leadership. The terse lines reference following a guiding figure and the world’s dependence on exemplary men amid human trouble.
Fifty and twenty years ago items from The News columns recount local business moves at Etchison Excelsior building and McMurray’s factory, a factory injury to John Havercorn, and a 15 year old arm injury on East street. An obituary notes Mrs Rebecca Johnson’s death after a one hundred year span. Twenty years ago Senator William Borah spoke at a Republican mass meeting in Altoona, and events include the Reformed Synod meeting in Altoona. An explosion in a factory injures workers. a teacher is burned and a foot injury follows a chemical scare. the Maryland State School football team defeats College High.
The Middletown and Kemptown Women’s clubs held meetings and organized charity work. Members toured educational institutions in Frederick, visited the Maryland School for the Deaf, and toured Home for the Aged and Taney Home. The clubs planned future events and noted guests and local cultural activities.
Local items report St Euphemia’s ball for members and friends with contests for costumes. Socials include bridge clubs, Christmas tree planning, and a minstrel show fundraiser for the Emmitsburg soccer club. Other notices mention church socials, revival programs, birthdays, concerts, and family visits across the area.
Five Carroll county lodges of the Independent Order Mechanics held a session to plan a rally honoring Supreme Ruler George Headnett on November 23. Lodge members from Union Bridge Uniontown Union Mills Snydersburg Trenton and Westminster will confer the deg ems. A committee meeting at Westminster Lodge No 41 is set for November 7 at 7 30 p m to finalize arrangements.
A health column urges control of emotions to protect mental health. It describes how excessive worry harms wellbeing, suggests practical outlets like charitable work for the ill or dead, and warns about hypochondria. A miscellaneous shower for Mr and Mrs Harry Femo is reported with attendees and gifts.
A 1920s New York scene shows Captain Walter Mayer, famed jiu jitsu expert and war veteran, teaching weapons handling to bankers, physicians, police, and society figures at Major Fiala’s sporting goods store. Mayer, injured yet vigorous, recalls a life of Marines, Olympic-level marksman feats, and protecting financial institutions.
Meal plan shows luncheon soup and crackers baked custard tea dinner macaroni and cheese buttered bread plum jam cabbage salad apple pudding hard sauce cheese serving four with detailed quantities for macaroni mixture and sauce bake times in moderate oven while other courses include creamed chicken with patty shells spiced peaches buttered biscuits currant jelly chocolate brownies and coffee.
A digest of historical anniversaries and births. Notable names include Phil Remington born 1815, Adelbert Ames born 1835, Rudolph Eickemeyer born 1931, and William A. Moffett died 1933. Birthdays list U.S. figures like William McAdoo and Hubert Wilkins with ages stated.
This item presents a quirky daily English lesson with notes on misuse of words and pronunciation. It includes examples such as misusing wealthy and moderate forms as well as hints on spelling and synonyms like Hunt and pursuit. It ends with a quote and a prompt to build vocabulary by learning one word daily.
The article reviews a Woots Gout tale about Ozark backwoodsmen known as mountain whites. A bold woodsman matches Davy Crockett in frontier ethos but faces arrest and pursuit as he and his wary world collide. Published by Harcourt & Co.
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