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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1934
Page
4
The Daily News advertises its policy on news use and attribution. It warns against publishing opinions or defamatory content and states corrections will follow editor consent and receipt of submissions.
On September 25 1934 the new liquor license commissioner announced Dr Ima J Mesaner as head and outlined firm regulations. The policy bans selling to minors under 21 enforces age checks and requires guardians for beer sales to younger patrons. The commissioner vows to enforce the law without favor to ensure sober youth and orderly conduct in the trade.
A fragmentary notice discusses Bruce Catson and a book on house construction and repair. It mentions a 12 article series on repairs from cellar to attic and guidance on preventing and fixing faults efficiently.
A brief fragment quotes Flapper Fanny’s remark with unclear context and limited readable text. The line appears repetitive and lacks concrete people, places, or events to establish a full news item.
A scrambled letter fragment discusses veto drops and pickups on a day, mentions Jesse and stalled projects, and questions a referee’s stance in a yard setting. It references Loretto and a noisy complainant, ending with a request to silence a writer. The tone is chaotic and local in urgency.
A fragment mentions Pit Rovere and WRG in a daily English lesson. It references common word misuse and a note about Feb and three terms, including Mamatine and eryase Cur ward, with no clear event or outcome. The readable text is obscure and fragmentary.
The court notices list numerous marriage licenses and pairings across Maryland Pennsylvania and West Virginia. Names include Preston v Goldsmith and Esih v Hawbaker both of Greven castle Pa along with Ervin Warner and Grace Lachimium of Or tanna Pa and William Roberts with Annabelle Colditz of McKeesport Pa. Additional entries include Leopold Smerigilio with Mil dred Nissley both of Harrisburg Pa and others from Frederick Buckeystown Hagerstown and Baltimore reflecting a regional license record.
A fragment notes local memories from Frederick. It mentions annual events, pumpkin season, and the Frederick City Packing Company completing a local task as part of a retrospective feature.
A 161 year old issue describes a purchase of a 20000 acre farm near the Ohio and Great Kanawha rivers. The paper, dated Me rin in Virginia, Washington City, includes offers to lease land for a nominal fee and notes a brig voyage and ads for land speculation. The fragment references Edwart He Shy and local distribution at weekly horse and boat routes.
Fragmentary text appears to note names and dates with garbled phrasing. No clear event, location, or identifiable entities emerge to form a factual summary.
Health note by Dr. Morris Fishbein notes Americans spend over 21 billion dollars yearly on recreation, but little is earmarked for health. Major items include motoring for pleasure, dining out, vacations, movies, radio, and theaters, with sport spending largely uncounted.
A fragmented note describes baked pork chops with browned edges plus a top crust. The text mentions Luffs Stuff and Hex Knop but readability is limited and specifics are unclear.
Paul Harrison surveys Manhattan’s ground depth and streetscapes noting underground basements including the Empire State and Equitable, the New United States Assay Office vaults, and a changing skyline. He recalls historic firsts from slavery to street lighting and public statues, contrasting past and present New York.
A garbled history item lists March 16 1838 events, mentions Mor may be Mor, discusses Willim Le Baron Jenney the teen architect, references skeleton cension and Stray 7, Mass died, and includes scattered names Patrvcy Ruests Leateiss Ky and a bishop born in Frankl.
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