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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1933
Page
4
The Daily News reports a sharp decline in business failures over the last months, crediting the National Association of Grodin Men and NRA initiatives. It notes a 40 percent drop since 1932, with improved inventory values, higher prices, and stronger creditor cooperation, while denying a flood of voluntary bankruptcies.
A discussion argues courtesy as a key business asset influencing customers. It links polite behavior to sales, promotions, and legacies, noting employee conduct, information quality, address accuracy, and attire as factors. It questions modern youth respect and cites doors of courtesy as a guiding proverb.
A jumbled passage mentions serving papers for patent infringements and recalls a misremembered year. It includes garbled phrases about a man making a better mouse nap and a generation assuming disaster, with nonsensical wording throughout.
Reading notes discuss common misuses such as see you versus entirely alone and waive versus wave. It defines synonyms for help and offers a word study approach. The daily word is ephemeral with pronunciation guidance and an example phrase about an aphemeral flower.
Ten employees of the Frederick office of the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company in Baltimore City received emblems for long service. Barbara E. Seeger earned ten years, with Dorothy M. Bratt Anna B. Eaton Lilian Y. Fleming Emily M. Miller Thelma M. Poole Omnerine T. Seeger Mary C. Sherard Frederick L. Smith Sr Elisabeth Conan also noted. The total combined service of the honorees reaches 2,500 years. C H Chalkley, a Baltimore employee, was married. Emblems vary by years served, gold stars and gems indicating milestones up to thirty-five years. Mrs Walter Wachter of near Frederick seeks further treatment in Baltimore.
Twenty years ago in Frederick the court ruled on Annie Woullard versus Eddie Haller for breach of promise. The jury awarded Miss Woullard $234 after she sought $110. The case was presented by H. Dorsey Etchison for the plaintiff and Lea Weinberg for the defendant.
A series of local wedding notices recounts Miss Mary Elia Kuntz and Oscar Fogle Jr. marrying at the bride’s home, with details on attire and a tea. Other unions include Miss B. Gene and H. Rowe in Philadelphia, and Haralt Koppe and June Cooling in Havre de Grace, with brief bios and future plans.
Informal Sunday tea menu includes toasted cheese sandwiches with tea and peach sauce alongside fruit, pickles and chocolate. The page lists Judy Cookies with butter and flour based dough, chicken pie with cream sauce, includes notes on preparation and baking times. A brief health note compares South Africa and U S death rates and mentions a new automobile brake using tire vacuum from the intake manifold.
An article outlines bee venom effects from immediate pain to severe reactions. It notes fatal cases within minutes, anaphylaxis risks, and typical 24 hour resolution. Treatments include soothing lotions, shock management, epinephrine, and caution after multiple stings.
A critical review discusses Seeds of Revolt by Maurits Hallgren, arguing revolution in the United States is unlikely though unrest and violence exist. It critiques Communist strategy and the Roosevelt era, suggesting capitalism deepens under the New Deal while predicting fascist tendencies rather than social upheaval. Published by Enopt California leads in aircraft numbers with 972 aircraft.
Turiaes anniversaries mark mass births and deaths from American patriots to Chicago architects. Notables include Mercy Otis Warren Alfred Wall and James Bailey, with birthdays for Jenney Ream Hoxie Benson and others. Also lists 1313 Balboa Pacific discovery and 1690 pamphlet era note, plus today's horoscope and birthdays.
A garbled passage mixes quotes on consumer protection and governance with scattered names and phrases. It references Rexford Tugwell and mentions administrative authority, diplomacy, and a vague discussion of reform, ending with an unclear note about a product and a U.S. commissioner.
Wis E. Teeny and Rein Twentey of Yellow Springs leave Saturday on a motor trip to the World's Fair in Chicago. They expect to return home Monday.
New York reporter Julia Blanshard recounts a Young American tale of aspiration as Tom Hamilton lands a role after a chance encounter in a speakeasy. The piece mixes celebrity anecdotes with a look at leisure in America and a vivid backstage story about Katharine Cornell, Winthrop Ames, and dining mishaps during a tense production period.
N A Luffburrow muses on measuring a decade ahead by meaningful deeds. He contemplates expenses, satisfaction, and whether present actions will yield true thrill or lasting value. The prose reflects a personal search for purpose through future choices and self-evaluation.
Fragmented OCR text appears to reflect a religious devotional line about divine wisdom versus worldly wisdom. The readable portions mention “God,” “wisdom of this world,” and an oracle, but the overall sense is obscured by garbled characters. No clear event or person besides generic religious terms.
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