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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1933
Page
4
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On September 27 1983 economist J M Keynes argues the United States risks a risky leap forward unless a vast public works program starts quickly He supports large scale government spending to spur universal employment and an artificial market to kickstart investment He contrasts this with anti trust limits and notes a Supreme Court ruling allowing coal operators to fix prices prompting a move toward government supervised fair competition
Russ Marina Thomas and MMs Mar j Baltimore are listed as attendees for an upcoming meeting. The notice records their names and intent to participate, with no further agenda or location details provided in the readable text.
Beverly Hills Cal has local reaction to the death of humorist Ring Lardner. The piece notes Roscoe Turner dominating coverage, rail service improvements cited, and mourning for Lardner with reflections on his writings and Ziegfeld Follies memories.
Daily lesson on correct usage and pronunciation of misused terms. Highlights include mispronunciations of umbrella and nay, and the verb etude meaning to avoid or escape. Examples show covert plotting and elusion.
A handheld collection of cooking directions describing a two pound carrot soup with bone stock and a separate apple pie and crust recipe. It outlines preparing a soup base with vegetables and meat, simmering, removing bones, and serving, followed by dough mixing and baking steps for an apple dessert with spices and a crust. The text includes measurements and process steps but is garbled and difficult to parse in places.
Frederick column recalls a September 27, 1913 scene with Kemp Hall reception for new students, college staff changes, and local officials. It mentions faculty names such as Professor E. Russell and addresses the Loudoun counties and Frederic area politics and events of the era.
Fragmentary weather and astronomy prose describes horizon optics and sun rays lifting the sky. It references insects and growth, but details are unclear and no complete event or person is identified.
A surprise 16th birthday party was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Preston Smith in Bridgeport near Emmitsburg. Grace Smith celebrated with games and dancing, joined by many neighbors and relatives. A second party at Laurin L Welty’s home featured games, cards, and refreshments for Miss Grhing, with a list of attendees. Plus, a preliminary hearing scheduled in Watersboro for N.3 Ditch and Herman M. Kendall on a reckless driving charge following an accident in Waynesboro. Kendall remanded on $40 cash, Ditch released on own recognizance.
May delay trial in Winchester Virginia for Max Krol former vice president treasurer and general selling agent of Arthur G donea Woolen Mill on five indictments tied to a $161000 shortage in company accounts. Commonwealth Attorney Reardon says crowded dockets may push hearing to November or December. Beal remains jailed here ill and without bail or counsel.
An English air surrounds a large family home with cost concerns over conversion and modern service. The house features a great pair of rooms forming an angle between living and dining spaces, plus a hall that could serve as a drawing room. Upstairs there are four bedrooms with varied size and space, a single bath, and a kitchen with a fireplace. Exterior shows stucco, half-timbered gables, and a weathered front door. The likely value is about 69,000.
A Bureau of Pensions study notes oysters offer high iron and copper, aiding blood cell formation. Experiments with rats show oyster diets support growth and reproduction, while mineral content varies by water origin from Atlantic to Gulf and Pacific coasts.
Bruce Catton reviews The Mere Living by B Bergson Spiro. He finds the novel earnest but dull for readers, detailing a middle class English family through one day from four viewpoints. The father, mother, son, and daughter are sketched with varying depth, ending with an anticlimax as the book concludes.
Gov Albert C Ritchie announced parole for Maryland inmates including Harry F Glessner from Frederick County sentenced to two and a half years for larceny. He is at Roxbury Penal Farm and had previously faced minor prior issues. His mother urged leniency and he has served most of his term.
Today in history lists notable birthdays and events with Samuel Adams George Cruikshank Samuel Du Pont Raphael Semmes William Hazen Alfred Mahan Thomas Nast Corinne Roosevelt Robinson and others. Also notes events from 1785 1813 1833 and 1832 plus a brief horoscope predicting a loving disposition and limited early career opportunities.
Fragmentary quote from Prince of Asturiss and Banker William A. Harriman discusses monarchy, economics, and governance at an event. Sparse readable phrases reference royalty, laws, and opinions without clear context or dates.
Journal notes Clyde Pangborn plans a non-stop world flight with few refuelings while Hugh Herndon Jr shifts to quieter life. The piece mentions the Vanities piano, Dr J F Canden’s post Lindbergh pursuit, Hoover Cities, liquor access, Howard Scott’s graphs, and the Batons duel tale of Paul Whit and Rady Vanes in Broadway circles.
In Providence and New York a clash of clubs names include Paradise and the Hollywood as N T G Granlund, a famed master of ceremonies, recalls his rise from Providence radio days to the stages of Fay’s clubs. He links past Democratic convention heat and crowd draw to the growth of show business in eight venues.
A garbled note discusses cooperation among employers and the MIRA to aid government plans. It mentions hopes for prosperity and better business conditions this year, with questions about what NIWA will achieve and the role of government. The fragment references Luffburro and a potential meeting.
A fragmented OCR line cites Bible verses about speech and sincerity warning against cursing and hypocrisy. The garbled text references James 3.9 and promises in a religious reflection tone with unclear surrounding context.
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