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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1934
Page
4
A fragment from a 1930s page discusses slang's changing meanings and the duty of motorists near schools. It notes future generations may reinterpret current sayings and emphasizes drivers must exercise caution in school zones to protect children from accidents and emphasize personal responsibility over excuses.
A reflective piece on rapid aviation progress and shifting transport methods. It contrasts past comforts with present feats, noting aviation’s rise beyond other means, and hints at ongoing change shaping the era’s travel and tech landscape.
The text appears as a fragmented, archaic recollection describing a harsh northern chase. It mentions Reindeer, snow, and men pursuing something toward a lend, with references to Thermaces and a small weplare. The passage lacks coherent structure and clear events.
Price and the Elizabeth Marguerite Miller were married at the Presbyterian church by Rev Dr Charles B Wehiee on a Saturday afternoon at 2 30. Miller, born in France, has been an American citizen for years. Also noted is the Dunford Smith marriage in New York on August 3 by Rev JE Lovejoy with Elen Joyce Smith as the bride.
Bruce Catton highlights Mata Hart and Captain Henry Landay in a review of Ally Fair. The piece outlines how British behind the lines counted railway cars to time German moves, noting the strategic value of rail junctions and the dangers faced by wartime couriers. Ida Heim of East Fourth Street is mentioned in connection with illness.
Fifty and twenty years ago in Frederick are recalled through columns from local papers. The feature notes events such as fair improvements, horse thefts, corn cutting, a graduating class reunion, and local shop activity including plans and prices. Names like Nelson H Reifsnyder are mentioned among historical references.
A letter to The News discusses alcohol policy and the impact of Prohibition on trade. It argues for strict enforcement of law, tight control of beer and wine sales after twelve, and weathering bootleg effects, citing fiscal concerns and public health. The author urges a tempered approach to maintain revenue while reducing illicit activity.
A collage of historical notes lists dates and events including marriages fortunes and deaths from 1918 through 1965. It cites figures such as Mire Piparatl Baneeran, Anton Dvorak, Steamer Lady Elgin, and Dr Monroe Elman Dodd, along with a lengthy list of birthdays and a party report at the home of Mr and Mrs David Ridainger Bartholows with numerous attendees.
A fragmented OCR style note outlines a decreed system tying wealth to faith and work, mentioning business branches, workers, and middlemen. It references bankers, producers, and social reforms affecting ownership, distribution, and duties within a historic economy.
Weather notes and community records across Maryland outline the end of summer rituals and upcoming events. Reports mention gubernatorial interest in Maryland, yacht race chatter, local conventions in Frederick and Baltimore, tax rates, and civic group activities including the Mary Esther Ladies Aid Society gathering at Lewistown.
A dated recipe card lists dishes for dinner including Escaloped Mushrooms, Charleston sweet potatoes, plum jam, apricot Dutch cake, and coffee. It provides ingredients, measures, and step by step bake times for multiple dishes with notes on oven temperatures and finishing touches. The text combines menu items and procedural cooking instructions in a single home kitchen style.
New York DJ Richard Himber interacts with a caller in a playful card trick while discussing Broadway connections. He rose from obscurity to manage Rudy Vallee and build a loyal orchestra, later becoming a sought after booking agent with a clean living image and wide circle of magicians and performers in Manhattan venues like the Ritz Carlton.
A health pamphlet urges bed rest for fever and careful home care. It emphasizes rest, quiet, and daily fluids, noting that sleep aids recovery and that carbonated water can help hydration but should be avoided with stomach distention or gas. It covers comfort, cleanliness, and minimal activity to support healing.
Residents report ongoing work by contractors on a Potomac Street residence and adjacent properties. Shaina Wiks remains quiet as crews improve facades and complete painting. The effort follows a prior building plan approved by city officials after a previous owner’s death halted completion.
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