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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1928
Page
8
The author argues that films inspired by The Big Parade may educate the public about war by portraying its endless drudgery and seamy side. He warns against romanticized histories and urges future productions to depict war’s physical misery and spiritual agony alongside rare moments of glory.
The Mexican government adopted new land regulations to settle the long dispute with the United States. Mexico, rich in resources, awaits development with fair pricing offered by Americans. Ambassador Morrow emphasizes friendship over coercion to foster mutual advantage and cooperation.
In Frederick area a survey asks five residents if there is more historical interest within 100 miles than in any other region. Answers from MRS. FRANCIS H MARKELL, REV DR US GRAPH, CAPT L ESTER SMITI, EDWARD DELAPLAINE, and ALBERT M COBLENTZ largely affirm the statement.
W L Gordon presents a word study on hazardous meaning exposed to danger or risk. An example sentence is It was a hazardous enterprise. The lesson emphasizes pronunciation and spelling corrections for commonly misused terms and encourages expanding vocabulary by mastering one word daily.
Sunday gathering at Beall residence includes Burdette Woodfield and Moxley families. Eugene Walker installs a lights system. Bethesda church to hold services Sunday. Two arrests made for breach of peace and drunken behavior. Telegram line notes a telephone cable project between Toronto and Buffalo under construction.
Local item from The Nene columns notes a road scene near Gates 3 Mev Scan Abit at 2 Mies Pety Market Street in Adamstown with brief references to events and places from that date.
Dr. Morris Fishbein explains shortness of breath arises from various conditions such as exophthalmic goiter kidney disease diabetes and nervous disorders. Each condition disrupts breathing leading to rapid or shallow ventilation during exertion and may indicate serious underlying illness requiring care.
A Thursday meditation on freedom through religion cites John 8 36 and John 21 16 22. It warns that environment and convention can limit growth and asserts faith liberates the spirit, enabling personal development and fearless pursuit of one’s highest self. A prayer asks God to free us from bondage and guide us in a day without fear.
Three etiquette questions guide polite greeting when meeting the same person twice. A courteous nod and a brief confirmation, a tactful regret if a prior meeting cannot be recalled, and recognition that knowing a friend warrants consideration of the stranger's time.
A compact, period style card presents two literary lines: a Bible verse about enduring temptation and a Shakespeare quote about sight and deeds. The mix contrasts scriptural reward with a philosophical verse from Shakespeare.
The text explains letter golf where a word is changed to another in fixed steps. Each step must form a valid common word, only one letter changes, and letter order stays the same. It cites converting COW to HEN in ten strokes and notes a sample solution on the last page.
Today marks 1621 death of John Carver Plymouth governor and 1867 Seward to Juarez plea to spare Maximilian. 1876 boat disaster at Aberdeen. 1917 US declared war on Germany. Also notes 1910 Transandine tunnel opening and notable birthdays including John Q Tilson Henry St George Tucker and Lincoln Filene. Also mentions events and races on this date.
Annapolis April 4 The Court of Appeals upheld the Frederick County Circuit Court verdict sentencing Francis Brunner of Frederick to four months in the House of Correction and a $200 fine for selling liquor. The court held the state need only prove guilty of selling liquor on or about the date charged, not the exact date.
A Thursday evening gathering at IC Grossnickle's home celebrated Mrs. Grossnickle's birthday with a large attendance including J. C. Grossnickle and many acquaintances. Neighbors and relatives, plus local families, shared visits and social calls across Detour and nearby communities.
Anrich Mrs Geo Mughes spent winter with Mrs Levi Pree and is now with daughter Mrs Edward Lewis. Mrs W E Cruntchier shown improvement after illness. Baltimore Electric plans propose tensions wire service for Clarksburg residents to gain power within months. Mrs James Garrett of Gaithersburg visited sister. Rev WF Nelson reelected to Montcomey district post with Fast Easter services in Gaon Flat. Kindergarten school hosted a supper, and church services set for Faster San Easter morning.
Frederick Crowe won Frostburg’s first commission form election as mayor, over four rivals with Citizens backing and a final margin of 86 votes over Edwin Elias. Councilmen elected were Michael J. Byrnes and others from Republican and Citizens parties. The report notes the new government structure and an unrelated hospital note on violet tgc interference with radio in nearby areas.
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