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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1934
Page
4
A 1934 editorials reflects on Labor Day praising honest labor and denouncing contempt for trades. It argues skilled tradesmen like carpenters and plumbers require skill, and that civilizational progress comes from willing workers rather than desk jobs. It condemns gender stereotypes about women's work and urges pride in all honest labor.
A disjointed item notes moves by Mr and Mrs Mur ray Brier and others, a vehicle collision injuring several and a doctor visit for Dr Bob Duller. It mentions Mr Hahn Keomare Méed and Mr Benoa with car damage, plus reuniting families from Atlantic City to Niagara Falls and visits to Camden and Trenton.
A reflective note urging believers to fix affections on heavenly matters rather than earthly pursuits, citing Colossians 3:1 2 and urging a life oriented toward spiritual reward and natural religious living.
Weather across the region stayed mild with two near cloudless days and light rain. Temperatures hovered in the mid 70s, a late-week pattern, as Fishing Creek water level fell about 21 inches, drones of dove season opened, and local fishing and hunting activity persisted with few accidents reported.
Fifty years ago and twenty years ago Frederick society is described with notes on public affairs and local figures. The column lists a charity commission involved in removing a nuisance near the courthouse and notes appointments within local offices including deputy sheriffs and election supervisors. It reflects everyday life and notable names from the era.
A historical recap lists figures born or died on various dates, including John Hamplyey Kayes founder of a reform group, George Hearst the California prospector and senator, Arm and Lo Long Confederate soldier and secretary, and Sarah Orne Jewett noted novelist. It also notes Amelia and Edward Orks era dates and multiple contemporary civic leaders born around 1909 to 1940.
A dated fortune column notes the 47 year old Georgia born Assistant Secretary of the Treasury in charge of Public Health Printing and Mant. It refers to coal gas as a needed fuel and offers a mixed horoscope describing generosity caution in finances and a warning of gullibility to sharpers.
Sept 3 social activity roundup lists Miss Ruthanne Nusbaum Sara Baie and Betty Jane Roop with 4-H club. visits from Mr and Mrs Paw Petry and families. numerous performances and gatherings across New Windsor Baltimore Randallstown Pikesville and Westminster cemetery observances. Bobolink club at Benedict home. chicken supper festival planned by New Windsor Boys Band at Presbyterian church lawn. extended travels and family visits noted among locals and out-of-town relatives.
Health editor notes 2000 men received compensation in 1932 under the workmen’s compensation acts for skin eruptions tied to their jobs in England. Irritation stems from cleansing substances and materials like lime sugar turpentine dyes and oils. Gloves and avoidance of irritants can reduce outbreaks. if persistent, workers may need a different job.
A Book A Day lauds Bruce Catton's critique of Am erican Son by Poet Pau Engle. The review praises Engle for reviving hope in American life, calling for faith in the broad land and noting his vivid, sunlit imagery. It highlights the poetry as robust and expansive, likening it to Whitman’s spirit and the western horizon.
In New York a group at Lindy’s share practical jokes about a meeting between a theatrical scout and a Hollywood agent. They recall Sinclair Lewis’s Sweden speech mishap and a Frohman prank on a ferry. A Broadway gambler’s wagers, including platinum blondes and a card-covered room, cap the anecdotes.
A fragment lists various day menus and recipes such as Escalloped Corn and Peach Meringue Pudding. It mentions Mrs. H. H. Sliger and Drs. B. A. Sliger hosting guests in Keyser West Virginia over a weekend.
Fort Wayne guest Mrs Brice Thompson stays with Mr and Mrs Luth Bannerberger while Washington visitors drop in for suppers and family visits. The Lyre Quartet will broadcast from WIEI Hagerstown on Wednesday and Saturday 815 to 820 am under the Holland Sisters. Local residents and relatives share weekend gatherings at homes in Washington Gaithersburg and Darnestown.
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