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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1934
Page
4
The Daily News outlines publication practices and rights including branding by the Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing. It warns against using other names, clarifies corrections policy, and records postal status at Frederick, with legal notice language on misrepresentation and liability for content.
The American Federation of Labor proposed creating a national agency uniting business labor and consumers to lay out and push a production program. It warned mounting federal debt threatens credit and urged cooperation. The call stressed courage, enterprise, and protections for honest businesses to revive production and employment.
The article argues education improves life prospects by increasing college and high school attendance among youth. It cites rising odds of attending college from 38 to 65 percent and high school from 25 to 50 percent, claiming educated individuals better support themselves, vote, and contribute to society.
The text records scattered remarks about legal outcomes and penalties, mentioning a judge, appeals, and an implied ban on alcohol in a trial context. It also references wartime or mission duty, a report of feed and performance demands, and a stray line about birds and a game.
Fragmentary text mentions names like Andrew Motion Frank R Kent and Princess Marina. Contexts include treasury, revenue collection, and political commentary with scattered phrases about a recovery program and engagements. No coherent event or outcome discernible.
About 176 Montgomery county women attended a Fusion Party meeting in Rockville to discuss behind the scenes, mechanics, and plans for a countywide fusion movement. Speakers included Mrs Claude W. Mitchell and Mrs Bunce Wear with Miss Hele McLachlan noting youth organization roles.
Fragmentary notes recount historical snippets from Frederick with references to the Vigilant, local families, and events spanning twenty years prior. The text mentions relatives, a home scene, and scattered names such as Kelly, Harris, and Frare, all rendered in a reminiscence style.
The article records community happenings across the town, including civic meetings, the American Revolution celebration remarks, garden club tours, and collaborations with neighboring towns. It notes trade and commerce efforts, street and ordinance updates, and social gatherings with references to local groups, leaders, and venues.
The grand jury adjourned Thursday after a murder trial involving Frank Go Marhaugh and Charles Finbie Thesdane in Calvert County. The case, indicted for murder with premeditated intent, named witnesses and clerks, with the traverser awaiting appointed counsel and a scheduled duty report.
The Hanover Hood Club met at the home of Mrs Helen Slagle for a first fall gathering Tuesday evening. Members present included Mrs Robert Winebrenner Mrs Edward Coed Jr Mrs M M Flengie Mrs Puller Wirrman and Miss Ruth Hiverstick plus Betty Howells Tvie Ellen Zepp Mary Flicking Romaine Sheaffer and Helen Slagle. Two Frederick boys who were taken in custody after an investigation by Officer George Hoffman and accused of disturbing an elderly resident on North Market street were reprimanded by Justice Sherman BP at a hearing. The release was to be successful and the event pleasant.
Local families from Taneytown and nearby towns visited relatives in Washington Frederick and Baltimore over the weekend. Church groups from Taneytown Presbyterian met Carroll County Home for a program of prayer scripture readings and hymns and shared refreshments.
A caravan of twelve motor coaches with about 350 university students from 26 universities will visit Kentucky then Massachusetts and Chicago, starting September 19 and touring to Columbus Day October 2 with a Yankee Stadium celebration. H. L. Burchfield, 35, Texas native, died after a factory accident at Mt Alee cannery. he received first aid.
Health notes emphasize maternal dental care and nutrition before birth to support calcification of the baby's first teeth. Adequate calcium and phosphorus from milk, leafy greens, cereals, eggs, cheese, and vitamins are vital, with breastfeeding preferred. After birth, start gentle mouth care and brushing as teeth emerge, teaching the child to brush eventually.
A digest of anniversaries and birthdays featuring figures such as Lincoln era emancipation events, 1778 Nathan Hale, 1862 Lincoln, 1919 Great strikes, and notable births including Jehan LaGorre of National Geographic and Eric Von Stroheim.
In a New York column a playful Darwinian lens tracks Broadway figures from ragged beginnings to polished careers. It lists actors, managers, and entertainers who started as waiters, dress sellers, bellhops, or ferries crew and rose into cinema, theatre, or television prominence, highlighting environment’s role in development.
A dated recipe column details making dough half rolled out and filled with a date mixture. Steps include beating eggs milk and cream, spreading date filling, folding, chilling, cutting 2 inch squares, and baking in a moderate oven. Includes ingredients such as nutmeg sugar cinnamon and dates.
The notice highlights figures such as Andre Tardies, a French statesman born 36 years ago today, and Eleanor Halioaxel Abbott, a Cambridge born novelist aged 62. It mentions Levins of Broad img oMews and references a temperament profile with remarks on cognitive faculties and occasional lapses.
N A Lupburrow writes of a strong season with hopes of victory. The passage praises the team and supporters, noting rising anticipation and enthusiasm for upcoming games and performances.
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