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An OCR read from The Daily News Frederick Maryland presents boilerplate disclaimers about Associated Press content corrections and editorial policy. It notes submission methods for notices and bans telephone submissions.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1928
Page
4
An OCR read from The Daily News Frederick Maryland presents boilerplate disclaimers about Associated Press content corrections and editorial policy. It notes submission methods for notices and bans telephone submissions.
A 1928 column argues humor as a saving grace during hardship and criticizes rigid piety. It cites Job and Jesus' quips to defend harmless amusement, urging religion not to be a filter of gloom but a balanced faith that accepts mirth.
The piece notes Easter parades as a time for new clothes and church attendance, praising taste and self pride in appearance while warning against vanity. It argues dress should support aims and ideals rather than dominate life or hinder achievement.
The article warns of extensive spring fires in forest lands caused by camping and fishing parties and, more so, by careless drivers who discard burning cigarettes onto dry gravel beside the road, quickly sparking flames.
In a wide stir across the country, excitement follows the Charley Ross affair while inflation and social chatter reach Miami. Mrs Tilford Monts notes Will Rogers attendance and a sensational wax element drawing crowds.
In an inquiries column five residents answer where they will spend Hunter's holiday and how. Miss Margaret Rodrick plans rest in Frederick. Miss Marie Dixon will stay in Frederick quietly. O F Amick will work in Frederick and attend church. Mrs A M Abendsschein heads to Washington. Miss Edna Snaefer stays home with town trips. The passage then notes forests burning nationwide and timber loss raising Maryland building costs.
A Holy Week meditation links John 3 16 to Isaiah 63 and the cross as symbol of God’s love and hope. It emphasizes Jesus crucifixion as the central religious act offering courage, salvation, and eternal life, urging a prayer for divine grace and compassion.
Among the sick is Mrs Merril W Smith confined to her house by illness. Dr E R Sanda Health Department Dairy Farm Inspector for Washington D C is ill and has returned to Washington for several weeks. Joseph Hooper son of Mr and Mrs William Hooper 118 West South Street is confined to bed with inflammatory rheumatism. The first woman to attend a university in Spain accomplished her purpose by discussing herself as a mat.
Frederick column notes from April 6 1908 recount local happenings and people including political figures and residents. The piece lists names and brief items tied to the era.
Editor Jdt Morris Fishbein notes the body needs ample water to sustain functions and health. Water comes from foods and beverages, with dairy and citrus drinks aiding vitamin intake. coffee and tea offer moderate benefits but can overstimulate if overused.
The ninth annual county and city colored school athletic meet takes place Wednesday at the Fair Grounds, beginning at 10 a.m. Supervisor W. Bruner of Bowie North Owls has engaged a 20 month old school band to provide music. Schools from Frederick, Western Shore, West Cumberland, Hagerstown and others will compete, with lunch and transportation funds arranged to aid participants. Principal James will urge enrollment at the county high school and state assignments for the meet.
Instructional note on correct word choices and pronunciation. Highlights include prefer more than a hundred, common misspellings like earnest, and a vocabulary goal of mastering one word daily. Malignancy defined as spite or ill will behind speech.
Purely personal notes list Mrs Matthew Fenton and her son visiting in Frederick at Council street. Miss Louise Buckingham returns from Hancock for Easter. A group including C Albert Glison and Dr A A Radcam motor to Conowingo to view the dam. Several others travel for holidays or are visiting relatives in Baltimore Richmond Philadelphia Norfolk and Atlantic City during the Easter period.
Local church and civic events fill the week with meetings in Mt Airy and Kemptown. Members from La M. P. Churches' Aid and Providence residence attend Rev. Volk’s gathering. Illness updates include T. Marcer and Mrs. Beck. Wedding celebrations in Cooksville highlighted amid community news.
A compact history page lists anniversaries for 1199 Richard I near Limoges and other dates. It notes birthdays of Defoe and Washington, plus events like Good Friday observance, Arbor Day recognition, and various commemorations across dates and places.
A reader explanation of letter golf games, rules, and scoring. It details changing one letter at a time to transform words, keeping letter order, with five as par and a solution hinted on the last page. The text notes valid words, common usage, and that slang or abbreviations don’t count.
Fragmentary OCR yields a religious reflection with references to 1 Thessalonians 5 51 and Thoreau. The text mixes exhortation on holding fast to goodness and notes an investment metaphor, but the readable portion is incomplete and lacks a clear news event or report.
Zimmerman of Walkersville and Miss Phebe Routzahn of Frederick wed Thursday at 4 30 PM in the Walkersville Reformed parsonage officiated by Rev W L R Hartzell. The bride is employed at a local bakery and the ceremony used the Ting rite.
A fragmented notice chronicles a life path marked by trouble worry and cheer. The text hints at struggle work and time for peace amid apparent hardships and a crossroad moment in daily life.
A fragmentary item hints at a reorganization cardinai in a 1930s newspaper page. The unreadable text mentions an Armani press and an Answers column, with scattered references to letters and verses. The obscured lines suggest a feature about social niceties and a Wote era attitude.
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