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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1928
Page
7
The Frederick Maryland Daily News notes editorial policies and AP affiliation. It states no anonymous letters, requires real names for letters, accepts notices by mail, and offers corrections on any erroneous reflections.
An editorial urges residents to buy locally to sustain Frederick’s economy. It compares spending out of town to leaks harming community business and emphasizes loyalty to local stores and resources to drive town growth. It highlights the need for collective enterprise and supportive buying power.
The New York stock exchange sees record trading with 39 straight full day sessions above the 3.000.100 share mark. Investors chase gains amid speculation while many tread cautiously, some misinformed, and wary of missteps in picking corporations to invest in.
Fragmented report notes unclear aftermath of a corporation election. Mentions general actions, members, and long term effects spanning five to six years. No coherent names or places readable.
The column records five responses to whether newspapers are read more closely today. Thomas Rice says people do not read for news carefully. Mrs Walter Decker and others claim readers are more informed and engaged, noting calmer times and a desire to keep up with news.
The editor cites a Fredericktown notice showing increased prices for local bank stocks and deposits. Shares, premiums, and par values are listed for Citizens National, Fredericktown Savings, Central Trust, Farmers and Mechanics, and others, reflecting a rising market article clipped from a periodical.
W L Gordon presents daily English guidance on common misuses and pronunciation. The lesson highlights synonyms and a vocabulary goal for readers to expand by mastering one word daily, noting today’s example abatruse meaning difficult to understand.
Glimore Ro Flautt, realtor and insurer, reports the River property on Jefferson Street in Catoctin Park sold to Harry Grove and wife. The parcel comprises fourteen building lots, each with 75 feet frontage and 158 feet depth. The listing notes a large brick building and other structures, with Mrs. Grove reported to be in attendance.
The April 4 1998 Frederick News column recalls En ron Company stockholders electing officers and naming leaders including a president and treasurer. It lists surrounding figures and notes ceremonial details from the period.
Worth v Stottemyer a Wayne sboro case alleges accounting in a Florida land sale partnership involving orange groves. Young sues to dissolve partnership after disputed second tract sale and unequal proceeds. Plaintiffs seek settlement accounting and dissolution of partnership. Leo Weinberg and Benjamin Rosenstack represent the plaintiff.
Local committee members J Wiemer Remehers and Tienry Br Aboemaker discuss listing cattle in Montgomery county for the annual sale at Baty Grounds. About 50 head planned. auctioneer Walter S Andrews. meeting in Baltimore April 18 and a Banquet May 21.
The text presents a religious meditation for Wednesday titled Religion and Hope and Defeat of Evil. It discusses suffering and how faith can transform pain into good, with scripture references Romans and Corinthians and a Maude Royden quote. A prayer asks for courage and hopeful service through Jesus Christ.
A riddle describes changing one letter at a time to transform words in a ladder. Rules require using real common words at each step, no letter order changes, one letter per move, and a complete word at every jump, with a sample solution printed on the last page.
The fragmentary OCR mentions various terms like APS Se SE cee Spar La Sadish and references to business changes but provides no clear entities, dates, places, or outcomes. No coherent event can be established from the readable lines.
In Washington on April 3 three representatives and one Senator push a Congressional Medal of Honor for Capt. Eddie Rickenbacker American aviation ace of World War I. Senator Tydings Maryland Democrat backs the bid as House and Senate consider measures framed by War Veterans Committee Chairman Jehensen and Representatives Mieheld and Alonsa.
Flapper Fanny Says notes an unusual item price with a ten dollar per book charge. The brief item hints at satirical guidance aimed at modern readers.
G Cyril Klein, district forester for Western Maryland, announces precautionary measures as spring fire risk rises. New wardens appointed include Carroll Crerger for Yorktown area, Albert Harley as smoke chaser at Vive Forks, and William Munk coordinating the effort with 55 emergency personnel. Lookouts will monitor from Hambur g pike and Foxville towers. aim to reduce acreage burned from last year. On Saturday 35,000 Scotch pine trees will be planted on Sharon Hill near Cumberland by Scouts.
John W. Snook and Grayson H. Mercer brokered numerous Frederick and Carroll county sales. William T. Miller of Mt Solon Va acquired 104 acres from Tallow Albert M Phelps, with Miller already in possession. Royer Property near Lailiesburg transferred to Thomas and Irene Burleson, ex-Seattle residents, with eight room brick dwelling and public garage. O. S. and Regsie Bercher bought 106 acres from William H. and Jennie Smith of Woodsboro, featuring large orchard. Alfred Chevillar of New Jersey gained 105 acres from Charles W. Holbruner, woodsboro. Cromwell family sold 115 acres along Baltimore state road to William T. Ridgely and wife of Gaithersburg, with modern frame and stone dwelling and large basement barn. Harry Ridgely already moved in. Cromwells bought the Simpson home on East Third Street. A 72-acre Carroll county tract, formerly owned by C. H. Snyder of York Pa, sold to David Hayhurst of West Virginia. Dixie Dern and wife sold their 93-acre Harmont farm to Dr Houston T. Tharer and wife of Cumberland, featuring an eight-room frame house and modern amenities. Stock and implements sold with all farms.
A fragmented note discusses proper pronunciation of names and correcting mispronunciations. It mentions audience embarrassment and potential social rifts. Elements reference a masquerade theme and stage etiquette, with scattered names appearing in the garbled text.
Events and birthdays listed for this date include the Regulator movement in North Carolina 1767 the first Pony Express 1860 and Edwin Booth’s retirement 1891. Birthdays feature Sir William Soulsby Earl of Derby Pierre Monteux and Tris Speaker among others with Pesach begins this evening for eight days.
Dr Morris Fishbein reports a large survey showing 1.5 to 2 percent of public school children have meaningful heart disturbances. A New York study of 55 children 2 to 12 finds girls aged 4 to 12 have faster resting heart rates, with similar standing rates. blood pressure similar by sex. Murmurs occur in 6.6 percent but not all indicate disease. exercise tests reveal some children could not handle expected activity.
A religious quote urges sobriety and vigilance as the adversary prowls like a roaring lion. A Beecher axiom notes vigilance as essential to liberty and success in any endeavor.
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