This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 19 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1933
Page
4
An article discusses emphasis on athletics especially football at colleges and universities. It notes parental support with a balance between sports and academics, and considers how families navigate pressure, discipline, and long term outcomes for student athletes.
The writer argues taxes reflect the value of public goods and services used and that individuals should pay in proportion to their consumption. They advocate distributing costs fairly, with indigent care as social insurance, and warn against reducing services or bankruptcy while idle capacity remains. W.C Duncan, R. D. 9, Monsovia, Sept. 75, 1933.
A whimsical piece on dental imagery uses playful language about cavities and digging. It imagines a landscape of teeth as cavities to excavate and polish. The narrator muses on dental skills and the buzzing drill brightening the examination scene.
Twenty years ago in Frederick the County Central Committee elected Col. By Austin Baughatan as chairman and Dr Charles J Conley as recording chairman. Eugene A Wachter spoke at a Democratic meeting, while Promotionists backed Remneberg and Loewis for the Legislature. A high school football game was canceled and Samuel Reed of Catoctin was injured by a beam fall. The Knights of Pythias drive gained 1 000 members with 537 enrolled at the new lodge on Court Street.
Fragmentary item appears from a local column noting a quirky shop named Mother Nature’s Curio Shop Wext. Text is garbled but hints at unusual commodities and whimsical displays in a small-town setting.
A column of early 20th century kitchen recipes and meal ideas includes an Oatmeal Cookie recipe and a dinner for four with baked potatoes and cauliflower. It lists steps for steak with flour coating, scalloped cauliflower with creamy sauce, and a drop cookie batch with oats and spices, reflecting a home cooking column style.
Among County Women's Clubs Pleasant Grove Women’s Club met at Mrs Autrey Davis’s home Tuesday afternoon. O B Baker opened with a song and a reading from Home and Community Creed. Members Shelby and Pearson spoke on clothing and Maryland University. A report from the board named Mrs Harcy Dams and Mrs Edgar Davis as fair demonstrators. Prizes were awarded and a clothing box donation was noted.
Misé Marzaset Mile of Bursailsite visits Mr and Mrs Howard Tucker of Washington. Miss Lena Wade of West Patrick recalls a social event in Virginia. Alvert Diehl, recently at the home of Mrs Wilt Crohers, shows improvement after a stay at College Park.
Today we study subjugate meaning to bring under power by force and to conquer. Examples show subjugate a king and call him a vassal. Also noted are common misuses such as I came across this passage and pronunciation shifts.
The Frederick County Hood Club plans a booth at the Frederick Fair October 10 19 to raise several hundred dollars for the Joseph Henry Apple Library Fund. A meeting set committees to run the booth with hot and cold sandwiches soup soft drinks ice cream and cake on the menu.
The Graceham Moravian Church marks its 175th year with a Sunday opening and events through October. Rev. John F Kaiser and Rev. Robert K. Stansfield will speak. Dr 8S H Gapp will deliver the anniversary sermon. Special music includes the Thurmont Men’s Chorus and local church choirs. Birthday party honors noted residents in Myersville with cake, candies and gifts.
Reports from St Louis describe an outbreak of a new encephalitis like sleeping sickness with over 700 cases and a high fatality rate. Doctors note symptoms, cerebrospinal changes, and difficulty pinpointing transmission while investigators suggest carriers may spread the disease as cold weather approaches.
A Maryland meeting with representatives from tobacco growers university specialists county agents and the Agricultural Adjustment Administration laid out a plan for reduced production. Growers will receive payments funded by a processing tax of about 17 cents per pound to curb output with contracts to be offered soon. Details on the exact 1934 reduction and payment amounts will follow, as disposal of cured tobacco remains a major issue.
Invitations issued for the marriage of Captain Rachel E Thomas of the Sanahon Amy Baltimore to Captain Bernard C Morris Salsaton Army commander Frederck with ceremony set Tuesday evening October 3 at the First Baptist Church. Also noted are multiple wedding notices and a 26th anniversary program for St James Reformed Church in Lor ewe Virginia with pastor A S Becher.
A compilation of figures born in Philadelphia Maine and other places with notes on deaths and achievements including James Deering, Francis Willard, Kate Douglas Wiggin, Georges Clemenceau, and Frederick MacMonnies. Also mentions the Parthenon’s near destruction and historic alliances and slavery abolition milestones.
A murky report notes LY Later and a farmer were duped by the same group. The two are described as despised by onlookers who allege shared schemes kept them apart. Local figures urge caution and cooperation amid the ongoing dispute.
Fragmentary text references darkness death and workers of iniquity. The readable portion mentions verses and phrases about divine light, the shadow of death, and moral contrasts. No clear people places or dates are identifiable from the readable lines.
New York radicals argue the three cent stamp celebrating the NRA misrepresents class unity as the capitalist is depicted out of step with the farmer housewife and laborer. The piece notes attention from the government and urges readers not to contact their congressman. In Connecticut and New York farmers are also in the news, with oddities of cobbler furniture and political chatter about Upton Sinclair and a fight over Exststemn’s note.
The piece notes Sin clair avoiding social chatter and gossip while staying focused on his skillful tennis play and plain dress. It highlights Mabel Walker Willebrandt returning from an 18 year Bermuda vacation and appearing as a notable sportswoman on Antigua Island with keen angling, riding a handlebars free bicycle.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.