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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1931
Page
4
The article critiques veteran benefits under the taxpayers funded program noting extensions of compensation and loans. It questions the wisdom of adjusted compensation and loan extensions while acknowledging generous treatment and increased federal deficits.
President Hoover backs a national relief effort led by Walter B. Gifford to marshal resources for the unemployed next winter. Aides named include Owen D. Young Pierre DuPont H G Lloyd Samuel Mather and others as trusted figures to restore confidence and spur prosperity.
Fragmentary text suggests a note about Rogers predicting that women will keep or maintain some record for the group or entity. The readable portion is unclear on specifics or context. Further readable lines are needed for detail.
The piece presents quotations from James Louis Gary and Raymond Lee Dittman critiquing Premier Ramsar MacDonald's actions and the man monkey relationship. It notes debate over monkey psychology and its implications for human ancestry with critical, satirical remarks.
A fragmentary cheer poem celebrates joy and resilience. The speaker notes that without a cheerful land the journey would be tearful, while those who love to smite and enjoy pleasure find remaining gloom. It ends with hopeful lines about steady folk rising above trouble.
A Frederick car owner could not explain why his automobile appeared on a city street Wednesday night. Police found a missing eye belonging to an officer near the scene and recovered the car. The investigation continues with tangled circumstances.
A fragmentary report references a twenty year milestone and a noted figure linked to a local event. Details are unclear due to OCR damage but imply a retrospective or commemorative feature in a regional paper.
A busy society page lists residents and guests from Frederick and nearby cities visiting relatives in Baltimore Ocean City and Virginia. It covers trips to New York Philadelphia and the Pacific Coast plus educational pursuits at the New York School of Fine and Applied Arts and Westminster Choir School.
A garbled OCR fragment cites biblical and Shakespearean fragments without clear context. It mentions Exod and Ling inbisor and a mislined phrase about McCay, leaving readers unsure of source, author, or event.
Local social notes record Miss Lettie Souder returning from a West Coast trip and visits to Berkeley Catalina Island and Center City. Bridge club at Mrs Clyde Thomas hosts guests with prizes won by several members. Miss Anna MacSeward returns from summer by Gaithersburg, and other residents host gatherings and travel plans.
The article notes a surge of wandering street musicians in Manhattan during Sept, with small groups and solo performers shaping acts around crowd centers. Musicians polish instruments, travel by rail in summer attire, and rehearse constantly to reflect evolving public tastes while some find entry to speakeasies and earn coins.
A fragmented list notes historical anniversaries and notable births and deaths across periods. Mentions Sarah Bache of Philadelphia, several political figures, church prelates, industrialists, and global events with uncertain dates and spellings.
A reflective piece notes the value of wisdom and restraint in aging. It contrasts youth’s vigor with the steadiness and potential of later life, urging prudent judgment, steady effort, and dignified conduct as admirable traits.
A New York Republican inquiry focuses on Sen John Dusnigan of the Bronx and his ex officio role on a municipal board. The investigative committee led by Senator Hofstadter reviews Dunnitan’s career as a radiocatchef and the board’s testimittes to assess reliability and potential exemptions on property and building rules.
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