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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1933
Page
4
A dated notice outlines the newspaper policy on advertising content and reader letters. It states corrections will be published upon request and warns against defamatory remarks about individuals or firms. The text references regulatory authority and postal handling of submissions.
An opinion piece argues Labor Day should honor all work and all workers not just wage earners. It urges dignity in every occupation from garbage collection to office work and stresses treating people with respect regardless of job. It notes social attitudes toward labor shape public opinion and echoes time worn moral lessons.
A distorted, stylized note from Lufurrow hints at school life and future worries. The passage uses playful archaic phrasing about joys, cares, and perseverance, suggesting students and teachers contemplating semesters and lessons ahead.
The page features a dinner menu including Sliced Roast Veal with Tomato and Celery Relish and Molded Cottage Cheese, plus a Honolulu Conserve recipe and a Pineapple Raisin Jelly. It also notes a Firemen's Carnival at New Midway with 3,000 attendees, a Cowboy Jam on station WORK, a New Midway String Band, cake walks, stands, fish ponds, and Ford car displays at Jesse Renner Park.
Plans were made to honor the graves of old defenders at the Hen-Taloon convention. Frederick Driving Club events at the Fair Grounds drew delegates and notable participants in racing. Greek-born restaurant man Christ Carrol’s relatives received a telegraph about his enlistment. Local police and fire apparatus exhibitions and a visit by National Bank officers to discuss the new Frederick County National Bank building were noted.
The note asks where the sacred Alphan Ly originates, hinting at a puzzle or lore connected to nature's curiosities. It implies an upcoming feature or installment exploring the origins and meaning of the term in a speculative or mystical context.
The McCardell McCardie family held their first annual reunion August 26 at Lenape Park Chester County Pa. Attendees included Edgar Walter and Granville McCardell who started the gathering trends. The group spans coast to coast with many in Lancaster Chester and Delaware counties and Maryland. Approximately eighty members registered and officers were elected including Rinss McCardle president Wis Elmer McCardell treasurer and Edgar McCardell chaplain. A pene dinner followed with refreshments provided by Mr and Mrs M D McCardell.
Rockville September 4 a public employment bureau with George W Davis of Silver Spring at its head will be opened this week by the Montgomery County Re employment Committee appointed by State officials of the Nations Re employment Service Davis will be assisted by two interviewers Thomas M Young of Boyds and Miss Naomi Bagley of Rockville who will question and register applicants for work and endeavor to find jobs on public works projects soon to be carried out in the county and with private concerns A representative of the State Re employment Service will come here Wednesday afternoon to confer with Davis and set office hours none will be made to either applicants for work or employers who ad to the business for employes who to the business of employes was announced Odorin W Reby supervisor of county aid is chairman of the County committee while the other members include Sheriff Richard H Landsdale County Commissioner John B Diamond Judge R Granville Curry Police Chief Alvie A Meoaley Ernest Offutt William S Cooley Charles S Merryman Miss Isabel Moore Mrs Fred Eagle Fred Lre of Bethesda and others
A fragment lists multiple individuals and couples from West Chester and surrounding towns including mer E McCardell Virginia Hope McCirdell Edgar MerCardell Pawin Musser Bretanana Musser Chatwood Maude McGardell Roop Georgs Terry George Jr Earl Terry Doun Benson Newport Lancaster and Nottinsham. Pa.
The piece discusses pediatric diagnosis, emphasizing that observing a child with care is essential. It notes mothers’ and nurses’ input, the limits of appearance, and how facial clues reflect illness, while warning against overreliance on instruments and tests without skilled observation.
The Wins leaders of Walkerside Grade Reformed Sunday School held a Friday evening meeting in the Sunday school room. Miss Catherine Burker presided, selections were sung, readings and prayer observed, and plans made for the fourth Sunday in September and Bally day.
4 Miss Maria Duval former principal of Stuart Hall Episcopal school for this in Staunton and for 26 years principal of St Hildas Hat Charles Town West Virginia announced that St Hilda's is closed for the session but hopes to reopen soon.
Today In History highlights events such as Los Angeles founding in 1781 and the first electric power station in 1882. Birthdays include Edwin A. Halsey Simon Lake Carm A. Thompson Henry Lafavour Rolin Kirby Harold MacGrath Richard Bowker and others with notes on their roles and origins.
Judge Woham H Forsythe Jr selected jurors from each Howard district to serve in the October term of the Circuit Court. Foreman Winam Talbott of Claresside named. grand jurors and other officers to be drawn on opening day. Indicted include Wilbert Thorn for murder. Central Trust Co of Maryland officials named. few prisoners in custody. bondsmen sought.
In New York, canal boat captains and families cling to moorings by Pier 6 East River since 1925. With no cargoes, rents gone, and social workers resisted, the clanlike community faces decline as younger generations drift toward city life and new transport means.
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