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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1933
Page
4
Public notices advise that advertising and announcements must be clearly written for publication. The paper notes that submissions may be edited for space and style and that errors will be corrected if the editor deems necessary. The notice mentions postal handling and classified material in The News.
Warm hopes arise that the NRA will end sweatshop conditions in American industry. The piece argues that starvation wages harm workers, depress purchasing power, reduce demand, and threaten overall prosperity. it asserts living wages are essential to sustain industry and national life.
Edna Woolman Chase of Vogue denounces the starved look and flat chests as out of style and predicts a fashion revival of curves. She notes women have starved themselves, harming health and vigor, and argues beauty should celebrate fuller figures.
A brief Santa Monica note comments on weather and Wall Street expectations. It reflects on Latin American revolutions and political volatility, contrasting public perception with harsh realities. The writer argues revolutions stem from longstanding issues and questions current economic media narratives.
A church service recounts evangelist sermons on regeneration and conversion with a five year old singer, while a Buick skids into a ditch near Braddock Heights injuring all aboard including Mrs Coffman and her daughter. The item also notes a Gettysburg will filing for Alla Flora Sheffer of Fairfield and U S carriers moving half of Canada’s 1929 grain exports.
Frederick items from the past describe county school attendance opening ceremonies with Superintendent Ahn White and teachers. A wedding party, bridesmaids, and a chamber orchestra are mentioned. An agreement reached by local groups and election of officers is noted amid era details.
The author recalls childhood days in Ijamsville Maryland a village full of gatherings games and river swims. He describes the old mill dam on Lush Creek the Keefer Williams store the schoolyard and farm work along with neighborhood friends teachers and local characters. He quotes Berton Braley praising simple rural life over urban clamor.
Lovettsville and nearby towns report visitors and family updates. Mrs Roy Williams returns home from care at Ballston after four weeks beside her ill sister Mrs Barney Reed. Various relatives and friends travel for visits and holidays including the Potterfields from Florida and the Hicksmans in Littles. Additional items note births and guests at local homes and a church event in Frederick.
Washington dispatch analyzes Roosevelt's cautious foreign strategy amid domestic rehabilitation and war debt talks. It notes labor tensions under the NRA, Green and Lewis concerns, and doubt about unified drys strategy after repeal.
The Emmitsburg Fire Company hosts its third annual barbecue Friday and Saturday with music by the Westminster Senior Band. A Fairfield vs Emmitsburg baseball game starts Sunday at 1 p.m. Boxing exhibitions occur each evening. Square dancing features Old Lime Firemen on Friday and the Elder Orchestra on Saturday. Saturday includes many contests such as pie eating, watermelon race, fat and thin man races, weight throwing, tire rolling, and high and broad jumps.
A garbled note quotes N. A. Lufburrow lamenting word values and scarce supply, asking about paying or supplying acids and asks who can end a teing minus a way to eve chances. The passage reflects lexical shortage and a plea for assistance.
A luncheon menu lists chilled chicken salad stuffed tomato cups with cheese pastry, melon, olives, and peach surprises with whipped cream. Peach gelatin molds feature peaches and almonds, served in cups, with salted nuts and mints.
A compact note explains common errors in English usage and pronunciation. It highlights phrases to use like remainder of the evening instead of balance and shows how accents affect pronunciation. It also presents a word story urging daily vocab growth with a focus on a single new word each day.
A fragment notes a book by Alma Er. It reviews a handbook on polite drinking for those who lack knowledge of formalities. It outlines how to drink, when to stop, and how to behave at parties while offering tips on wine serving food pairings and proper post dinner conduct.
A fragmented recount lists anniversaries and birth dates of historical figures including Elizabeth I and Buffon, with scattered notes on others such as Hendricks and Becker. The piece mixes dates, places, and brief descriptors in a choppy historical roundup.
Health column discusses child habit spasms typically linked to mental strain or malnutrition, commonly involving facial grimacing eye blinking and head tremors. It notes differences from chorea, stresses supportive care, avoiding punishment, and encourages gentle guidance and sufficient nutrition and rest for recovery.
A brief note discusses friendship as a bond that shapes both body and soul, reflecting on the moral and communal value of close companionship and support.
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