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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1934
Page
4
The Daily News states all letters and opinions are published at the editor's discretion. It notes court matters and advertisements appear with restricted content and that editors may correct errors upon notification. It indicates the paper is entered as second class matter at the post office in Frederick, Maryland.
Secretary Morgenthau revives an old cause to curb extravagance in federal buildings. He cites Pittsburgh post office as wasteful for costly white stone and window grilles. He argues trimming costs can cut project totals by millions while preserving appearance and local pride amid political pressure.
Report describes Teeland planning a large scale geothermal project in Reykjavik to harness inner earth heat for space heating. The plan includes pipes chambers cement solutions and valves with high temperature water and estimated costs and feasibility questions.
A compact note on common word misuses and pronunciations. It lists examples like bushel and booshel and covers daily practice to erase errors. The piece mentions pronunciation notes and urges repeating a word daily to build correct usage. It also includes garbled lines referencing telegraph terms and a dated remark about violence with minimal clarity.
A St Peters Ghuld sponsored visit tours notable houses in Pooleaville including the first home built in 1790 now Faithe Morrison’s, Graypaven Manor from 1796 owned by Beryl Gh, and other historic properties such as Larue Grove and Mother's Delight. Tea will be served at George D. Willard’s home in Pontesyile after the tour.
Fifty and twenty years ago in Frederick several items appear. The piece mentions City Hall questions, a tramp described, and a local healer with a referenced lane. It notes deaths and marriages including Charles Cleveland and Rev William Hiracofe stories tied to the era.
Fashion notes describe fur trimmed coats and tailored suits suited for cold weather. Emphasis on three quarter coats with circular fur yoke, straight hang, leather accents, and smart suede pumps with mixed leather quarters for a striking, upscale look.
A Taneytown Presbyterian church youth group completed a stewardship class then hosted an evening at the Home of Mrs. Ot. Tue. Sept 29 featuring refreshments, readings, and a banquet aimed at introducing the new Christian Endeavor year led by Rev Gav Brendy of Gree Retornmed church. Numerous local residents and students from Western Maryland College and nearby towns attended or were noted in attendance.
The article details community events around a fall fair in Frederick County with plans for the Maryland Dental Association meeting, a new Liquor House Commissioner appointment, and election campaign activity. It mentions the Monocacy battles being broadcast, school and church activities, and concerns about liquor laws and slot machines as the election nears on November 6.
A compact reading notes a proverb like reflection on living faithful in a world with quicksands and snares. It cites II Timothy 2 22 urging a pure heart and contrasts guiding verses from Longiliow and Lille to warn against youthful lusts and temptations.
Health notes outline common muscle tears and sprains in football and basketball, stressing immediate compressive care and cold treatment to control bleeding. It warns against improper bandaging, recommends immobilization and physician supervision for knee and ankle injuries, and discusses proper splinting and strapping to support recovery.
Today's history feature lists births and deaths of notable figures including Horatio Nelson born 1748 and other figures such as Clement Cleveland and George P. B. gem. It mentions dates and places like Portland Oregon and Springfield and remarks on various anniversaries and biographical notes.
New York columnist Paul Harrison notes Manhattan has many fat men who order from Sigmund Klein's Fat Men's Shop on Third Avenue. He recalls oversize clientele, Prohibition era waves, and rival weight loss schemes led by Philadelphia Jack O'Brien.
Fragmentary recipe notes describe ice box cookies and loaf dough prep with chilling, shaping, and baking steps. We see references to corn stuffing and tomato halves, plus a chocolate marshmallow padding and vague ingredient scraps. Names, dates, and clear instructions are missing or garbled.
A damaged, cryptic note from Bergsthirg Vermont and Denver publisher H A Lufburrow mentions a birthday, conscience, and guidance. It weaves religious labor, fortune, and the idea of conscience as a guide, ending with a signature.
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