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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1934
Page
4
Fredericks, Md, plans to establish a new park on the 450 acre High Knob tract adjoining Tuscarora watershed. The naming honors James Gambrill Jr for civic service and the project aims to create a prominent natural area open to picnickers and nature lovers.
A mosaic of quoted lines from figures including Emma dridman and Sir James H. Jeans discusses labor awakenings, finance, and science. The text juxtaposes anarchist sentiment, insurance concerns, and reflections on humanity’s control of nature.
Foxville announces Sunday school next Sunday morning at 10am. Mr and Mrs Ira Fox and family visited the Berdine Huntzbury family in Mt Etna. Birth announced for Jean Mre Brown, daughter of Mr and Mrs Staniey Brown, formerly Miss Pathine Shuff of Wolfeville. Sada DeLauter recovering from left arm injury in last Saturday's automobile accident. Merion Thowr reported MW illness but improving. Hernan Hoiver spent weekend at home. Electric lights installed in the Lutheran church. Mt Alan church also announces Sunday School next Sunday afternoon at 2 oclock. Prayer meeting every Sunday night at 7:30. Bible study Thursday evening. Harvest Home services held last Sunday with music and entertainment.
Fifty years ago Capt Herman Ordeman died after a long illness at his Park Mill home leaving a widow and five children. The Fountain Mill tournament drew players Robert Griffith Joseph Wood and Nathaniel Waters with music by the Jefferson band. George William Hauer married Miss Bric Kemp at the Reformed parsonage and moved to South Market Street. Twenty years ago the 1914 era shows a Democratic primary campaign in Frederick with U S Senator candidates Pittman and Kee opposing and a Wilson centennial program being debated plus highway injuries and an amputation at Brunswick Emergency Hospital involving Frank Barrett.
An article discusses how loss of vitamins causes ailments and outlines signs of vitamin deficiency. It explains testing methods for deficiencies, examples like vitamin A and vitamin D roles, and notes that understanding of vitamins is relatively recent, not even two decades old.
The report notes Rev Paul DeLauter of Messah Lutheran Church Mete Pa leads summer school events with speakers including Prof Greeves of Yar University and Prof Henry Nelson Wireman. It mentions Paul Tater Win th 4 Semester and cites visits to Chicago World’s Fair with racing preacher roles and ties to Northwestern University.
A kitchen page presents a long list of veal stuffed dishes and detailed measurements for sauces spices and dressings. It includes instructions for making butter balls and tips on keeping paddles from sticking, with references to serving suggestions and ingredients like French beans and mixed vegetables.
Sept 12 report notes the Laques Ad Society of the M4 church in Johnsville will meet with Mrs Glenn Malone near New Mid way Tuesday evening. Also, Mrs Cora Black, visiting Mrs Pred Yoho in New Windsor, returned home last Thursday.
The excerpt emphasizes perseverance and hard work, citing biblical guidance. It notes rising laboratory studies worldwide and the likelihood that new information will emerge from ongoing research. It discusses vitamins not yet isolated in pure form and their potential use in experiments yielding valuable data.
Evelyn Beatty spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Edward Beatty in Mt Airy and returned to Baltimore on Sunday where she is connected with the Pic kondiffy Mite Club.
Bruce Catton notes Samuel Rogers story Dik at the Grove, a 1934 Atlantic prize novel about an Episcopal clergyman’s Rhode Island summer family. It follows three siblings as they mature, showing how well bred, talented people can misjudge love and life yet remain relatable and hopeful.
Review notes Charles Brackett's Entirely Surrounded as a shallow satire of writing folk at a Vermont summer camp. The tale centers on a Woollestonian figure and a croquet loving gang, while also mentioning other contemporary books and authors in a breezy critical tone.
A fragmented reminiscence by A. Luffburrow contemplates ambition and deception. The speaker notes that men may boast of strength and plan success while inward doubt and hidden flaws undercut appearances.
In New York a writer observes tipping habits among the wealthy and ordinary patrons, noting the varied generosity toward cab drivers doormen and waitstaff. He cites wages saucy tips and a nascent European 16 percent service charge experiment in select restaurants like Longchamps and Cafe de Is Pelz, with patrons sometimes tucking slips under napkins.
A chaotic chronicle lists figures connected to the Disciples of Christ founder Alexander Campbell, inventor profiles, politicians and explorers. It mentions births and deaths including Uexander Campbell, R. Sorcery Loravan, and Theodore Christianson, alongside scattered details about newspapers and locales.
The report notes arrests and arraignments involving individuals in a local or regional jurisdiction. It mentions charges and a case trajectory, with reference to a university figure and genealogical details. The piece blends legal notices with broader biographical commentary.
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