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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1933
Page
4
A garbled OCR style note requests publication of a writer's expression while withholding full content. It claims authority for the state memo and references an alleged fort, with the author’s real name provided for attribution. The text remains unclear and appears to be a fragment of a larger message.
A 1835 meditation on wanderlust, describing how the lure of unknown lands and ideas draws people from youth to old age. The piece notes journeys into uncharted regions and even peril, with some returning wiser and others damaged by pursuit of strange theories, beliefs, or adventures.
An article notes the economic burden of the common cold and its personal misery while reporting that research points to infection as the cause and hints at a future vaccine. It urges avoiding drafts and wet feet to prevent colds and mentions silk-worms producing colored threads.
Frederick County residents champion a memorial highway across their region to connect Washington with Gettysburg. The plan dates to Taft era funding of 3 million dollars for a Lincoln Memorial, but the commission rejected it. Undeterred, Frederick County restates the proposal, arguing funds from public works could revive construction and honor Lincoln on the battlefield route.
Court news reports faulting cases including a bill of complaint for absolute divorce for Lucile Amida Favorite versus Edward Lee Favorite and A Y Bennett as attorney for plaintiff. Another suit names Allée V Thompson versus Howard M Stup for sale of Mary E Smith estate. Marriage licenses shown for William Swarts and Sarah Martin, both divorced, of Carissie Pa. Property transfers listed James T Waesche and wife toarry a, Shafter in county for $5. Also notes on study aids stressing desk and lighting to boost a child’s home study efforts.
An architectural summary details a Jersey Colonial home focused on comfort and practical layout. Downstairs spaces include a compact kitchen and living area with porch access and a back hall linking to the basement, while the dining room remains separated by a small entrance hall. Upstairs feature two large bedrooms with big closets and a third smaller room above the kitchen, with potential for an owner’s fireplace and careful siding choice. estimated cost around 7000 dollars.
Dr Morris Pishbein explains goiter as thyroid enlargement caused by iodine deficiency and other stimuli. The thyroid stores iodine. inadequate intake enlarges the gland to meet body needs. Infections elsewhere can trigger enlargement, with goiter types tied to changes in the gland.
Twenty years ago Frederick saw its first steel convertor test run at the Morris Tron Works producing a strong grade of steel with about 40,000 pounds processed. A local band formed from the Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School’s Men’s Bible Class planned a performance on a Church Street corner bandstand. Major Fraley ordered bicyclists off pavements and required lights after dark while discipline and public order concerns rose alongside skating nuisance. County school officials warned of removing inner walls in schoolhouses to improve appeal during visits.
The text notes May as a time associated with iodine deficiency in the diet and early recognition and treatment with small iodine amounts. It highlights prevention via sufficient iodine, especially in the Northwest and Great Lakes areas due to deficient water and soil. South Carolina is labeled the Iodine State for its high iodine in soil. If enlargement from deficiency becomes permanent, removal of excess tissue is the only remedy to relieve pressure on throat structures.
Sept. 34 list of visitors to Miss Lottle Troxell and brother Calvin includes Legler Troxell of Detour Julia Dern Taneytown Inez Baar Russell Troxell Detour Leslie Fox and family Charles Troxell and daughter Rocky Ridge Karl Troxell and daughter Carrol Lee Thur Mort and Alne Forest of Keymar Carroll Hartsock and Oscar Singer and family Emory Saylor visited his mother Anne Brandenburg Sohmsville Mrs Brandenburg has ben us Or and Mrs Claremes Pallanger and daughter Jonnsville visited Widham bong Mrs Oscar Singer and daughter Catherine Friday night visitors include Miss Mary McKinney William Bircley and Walter Lind Catharine Singer with Nellie Bostlan Saturday.
A fragment notes a Kansas cyclone item described as a circular small funnel shaped tornado symbol. It contrasts common mistake to call it a cyclate while referring to nature’s curios and a nameless wind phenomenon.
Readable items describe Frederick County events from September onward: fair preparations with fire weather caution, agricultural displays and Cantigny reenactment, fall golf trophy dinner at Catoctin Country Club, grand jury indictments, political announcements by Dr. Charles H. Conley, CCC camp discussions, firemen’s addresses, grange boosters, and church and school activities. Also noted are NRA/WRA discussions, milk marketing, an upcoming Tercentenary program, and artful Maryland Tercentenary materials received by local commissioners.
The document quotes several figures debating prohibition and freedom. Col Charles Lindbergh discusses Soviet openness in Moscow. Edward Mulrooney criticizes foresters' controls as the strongest prohibition. Donald Richberg cites a conflict between corporate governance and individualism under NRA. Premier Mussolini is quoted on embargoes for moral reasons.
The fragment recalls youth and aging with mentions of Yeats, therapy, and memory. It reflects on youth passing, regret, and the speaker’s late reflections as they describe striving, dreaming, and losses tied to time and experience.
Notes celebrate historical birthdays and deaths including Samuel Hildreth Matthew Quay and Hermann Sudermann. Also lists 1800 peace moment Jesse Pomeroy and upcoming birthdays Brig. Gen Walker and Meriwether. Ends with today’s horoscope predicting self sacrifice and high life aims.
Bruce Catton reviews E Amos Robertson's Ordinary Families, arguing the book exposes hidden drives within even quiet English households. He details a retired engineer, a wealthy industrialist, and a self conscious clan as examples, noting the author’s keen insight into human struggle and the book’s convincing, troubling portrayal. He mentions a later work Crainomy Families.
In New York, seventy year old clerk Matthew A Henson, who went with Peary to the North Pole 24 years ago, reflects on the Arctic life. He still keeps his teeth and bones, attributes vigor to frozen foods, and dreams of another northern journey while lamenting the cost of a vacation. The piece blends with notes on a local stage scene and social spots, including mentions of Ella Wendel’s estate, a dog Toby, and contemporary theatre acts.
Daily Lesson In English presents misused phrases and pronunciation notes. It defines condescend as descend to accommodate oneself to an inferior and cites a quote from The Bitte.
A damaged text fragment discusses religious exhortation to refrain from self harm and mentions marks for the dead and trade mark rights. The disjointed language references a biblical tone and a legal term related to branding or marking goods, though specifics are unclear.
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