College Education Pays in a 1934 Daily News Feature
The article argues college education benefits students beyond sports, noting exposure to faculty, development of judgment, and character through campus life. It emphasizes that a college degree shapes thinking, focus, and the ability to extract relevant facts from complex information.
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Mane
California
Florida
Drogen Fastneases
Canada
Eary
Don & Ci
Prion
Canneries Produce Vast Oshery Goods and Farm Foods Grow Wide
American canneries last year faced 54 million dollars in Oshery output while farmers nearly reached 5 billion for food products. The piece notes fishing as an ancient, lagging art with low costs to grow fish and claims minimal infrastructure is needed. It calls for legal protection and hatcheries to boost supplies.
Bible Thought Biewings in a Dusty Tongue
Fragmentary OCR notes show biblical phrasing about thoughts and mouths and dust. No clear names places dates or events are readable. The item reads as a stray quotation or sermon fragment with no discernible news angle or reportable facts.
Frederick school opening and county politics mix
A Friday through Saturday briefing notes community life in Frederick County recounts plans for the opening of the Frederick school, local political tensions between Democrats and Republicans, farm support measures, and social notes including a birthday surprise for Ednas Longing at the home of Mary and Bur ger. The report mentions police, wheat checks, water rate considerations, and various local civic details.
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Frederick County
Nile
Twentyninth Divo
Aviagen Corps
Depoatia
Macy I Nies
Frederick City Hospital
John A Kounerkhoan
Frederick
Mary & Burger
Homer
Ednas
Hattie Rippron
Mrre
Mare & Harriets Mro
Reuben Bostion
Harvey Rippeon
Kemp Wolit
Henry Cene
Elmer
Barrier Margaret Rippron
Edna Pune
Senie Burrier
Katherine Rippee
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago in Frederick Revisited
A fragmented chronicle recalls events in Frederick including street scenes, a train accident near East Swints Street, a September voter registration effort led by Registrar Beckley, a hot August with 80 degree highs and 4.98 inches rainfall, costs of registration, and a Democratic Harmony gathering at Worthington. It mentions a horse accident involving Col E Awan Baughman and others, and notes beans being shipped from Frederick with expected crop volume.
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Asay
Etry
Woeon Eldering
Thomas
Patrick
Fas
Abel
J Beckley
Friedrick
Usted States
Tore
Worthingons
Col E Awan Baughman
Bharman
Alban Mo Woot
Charten
Edward
Smith Wuhan
Jo Gree
H Eckstein
Washtoman
Adamsie i
Carrie Hinks
A. T. Bnouffer
Miss Bell
Mos Marfiela
St Johns Lawn Fete Scheduled Three Days Next Week
The St John church lawn fete lasting three days will be held at the school grounds on East Recond street Tuesday through Thursday. Attractions include dancing, booths, country store, raffles, and a large crowd of volunteers and committee members. Various local names and groups participate in organizing events and serving at supper and tables, with plans continuing for weeks.
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Johns Church
Othe School
East Recond Street
Kent
Margaret Hartwan
Anne Hiteshew
Chas Sulevy
Nan Wilsen
Herering Min Rhodes
Menus of the Day From Old Cookbook Style Meals
A readable, fragmentary menu list shows meals including breakfast items like orange juice fruit and toast and dinner offerings such as chops with mashed potatoes and creamed cauliflower. The text also includes an omelet recipe and a fruit salad with marshmallows, plus cookie dough instructions and baking steps.
Turner Seeks to Lower His Own Flight Mark
Col Rascne Turner, speed flyer, intends to break his West-East speed record of 10 hours 4 minutes. He landed at Wiehitsa Kansas, refueled, then departed after five minutes. Favorable tail winds in the next leg could aid his bid to lower the mark.
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Wiehitsa
Kan
Bept
Col Rascne Turner
Turner
Teachers Named for Montgomery County Public Schools
The Montgomery County public schools announce 354 teacher appointments by County Superintendent Edwin W. Broome. The system opens September 12 for white pupils and September 11 for colored pupils. A teachers’ conference is set for September 10 at Rockville High. Repairs and grounds work are complete, with science course development continuing for new teacher readiness.
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Montgomery County
Wehout Bae Beach
der Edwin W. Broome
Montgom
Rockville High
Benen
Unis
Folt
Laytonsville
Grace Rovers
Elizabeth Grff
Etchison
Ether Deen Skeetayete
Sick Mrs Helfenstein Jr Improves at Court Street Home
Incomplete report notes Mrs Ernest Helfenstein Jr rest at home on Court Street after tonsil illness. Also mentions Miss Virgina Coblenta confined to bed in Middletown with influenza and other local ailments including a man injured by a dynamite cap near Hoy Fare and a patient returning from Frederick Co Hospital.
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Ernest Helfenstein Jr
Court Street
Virgina Coblenta
Middletown
Petersville
Frederick City Hospital
William J Revmar
Hoy
Frederick Co Hospital
September in History Highlights and Odd Dates
Septembers marked by Labir Day and Hudson River discussions, 1699 events, first continental Congress in 1774, first Marne battle in 1914, Bolton founded 1630, Samuel Adams born 1722, Constitution Dayton cornerstones of US Capital raid 1794, Balboa discovers Pacific in 1513, Meuse-Argonne action 1818, Garfield and Tolstoy birthdates noted, and various misread calendar items.
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Marne
Bolton
General Pershing
William Talburn
Dartzin
Us& Capital
Balboa
Pacific
Astcie
Meuse-Argonne
Samuel Adams
California
Ault Ly Ltd
Dmoy
Bae
Lake Erie
Bemus’ Heights
Treasury Department
Prisitens Mekalev
S* Mintel
Dent Garfield
Georges Chrmetheau
Lea Tolstoy
Today in History and Birthdays and Horoscope
Today in history lists events from 1866 to 1923 including Pullman car voyage and the first electric railway opening. Birthdays cover Carl Ries Burroughs Rex Besch Arthur Grane Lawrence Redman Herbert Asoury with birthplaces and ages. The horoscope describes a cautious practical month start for a generous contemplative person.
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Pirat Pullman
Bloomington
Chicago
Knights of Labor
New York
Baltimore
Hampden
Japan
A Book A Day by Bruce Catton
A critical notice of Bruce Catton’s book presents Civil War era scenes from San Domingo sugar plantations and slave trade lore. It contrasts reverent storytelling with harsh scenes of bondage and emancipation, while noting a vaudeville tent show coming to Frederick.
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Bruce Catton
San Dominic
Gettns
San Dotuncan
Sigar
Saran Learm
Tade Tomatch
Tas
Bere Hope
Padawan
Vanguard
Broadway Sagas and Night Club Fever in Manhattan
A crowded snapshot of New York’s Broadway scene and club life. Notes on a rattlesnake pitchman, Berlin sightings, a raft of stars like Pola Negri and Lila Lee, and the rise of the RCA Building’s Stratosphere club. High rollers bankroll Palaz Royal and hat-checks fetch forty thousand dollars as autumn inches toward openings.
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Oy Pall Harrison
New York
Broadway
Chinatown
Berlin
Forty-second Street
Lou Holtz
Eleanor Jones
Lila Lee
Charles Lemaire
Peter Arno
Tony Johnson
Arno
Hollywood
Pola Nezri
Thomas Meighan
New Yorker
Forty-fifth Street
Manhattan
Harry Paynt Whitney
Whitney
Rockefellers
John D, Jr
RCA
Rockefeller Center
Wis
Lucienne Bover
Ray Noble
Londor
Orrchestra
Junior and Sons
Harry Richman
Early walking delay and rickets in children
Dr Morris Fishbein notes normal walking begins by 14 months and delays may signal disability. He warns rickets from poor diet and lack of calcium and phosphorus can impede gait, causing bowlegs and other deformities if not corrected before age two. Proper prenatal and early childhood nutrition supports normal locomotion.
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Fiji
Rio
Renee
Political Critics Cite Mussolini and Germany Quotes
A collection of quotes from Thaddeus Wronski Carl M Weideman Huey P Long and Dorothy Thompson touching Mussolini's child welfare, alleged Communist influence in the US, Roosevelt administration criticism, and remarks on German prisons and society. The statements reflect wartime era rhetoric and partisan viewpoints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Mussolini
Thaddeus Wronski
Detroi Ci c Opera Society
Songs of Old and Modern Melodies for Children
A fragment discussing how old songs remain golden and how music links to youthful dreams. It emphasizes proper foot development, the need for physical exams if children fatigue while walking or running, and the importance of studying feet and appropriate shoe choice to prevent pain and improper gait.
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