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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1929
Page
4
The report notes high rates of defective coins and related tricks across several states oversight campaigns. Officers express surprise at owner negligence revealed while stressing the risky link between vehicle upkeep and driving safety.
The article discusses how bacteria grow on denuded skin, the role of soap absence, contaminated clothing, and improper poultices in spreading infection. It warns against using non antiseptic practices, notes sugar intake lowers resistance, and emphasizes grandmotherly advice on scabs and boils, urging care to prevent pus formation and skin disease.
A quirky letter argues for a nose model deemed natural in form and function. It cites Tsar and a hypothetical nose with precise features, praising authenticity and suggesting political or social stakes in defining facial ideals. The piece blends satire with calls for discernment in appearance norms.
A short, fragmented note reflecting on wisdom from scripture and warnings against wasting time. Mentions Psalms and a few garbled names, with an antiquated tone typical of devotional snippets.
A birthday surprise party for Miss Elizabeth Whooc was hosted at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Maaser in Shooksinwn with many neighbors attending. The Kings Daughters Bible Class of Calvary M E church met at the church, opening led by Mrs May Renn and planning to publish a magazine this year. A concrete project by Port hermer Manse and Myers Construction was underway for the Fourth Ward school building with work by a crews.
A man near Myer sustained a deep gash to his wrist while setting up a stove at his residence. A piece of stove paper caused the injury as the work progressed.
A fragmentary item list notes events in Frederick from twenty years ago, mentioning local groups and common happenings. The readable text references a farm and mechanics context with partial names and places, indicating a snapshot of daily life and community affairs from that era.
A jumble of dates and names notes anniversaries and birthdays: 1795 Congress counted votes for Washington and Adams, 1909 North Pole discovery, and various figures born or dying, including Mullard E. Tydings and Rev. John Reach Straten. A brief horoscope and a property sale item follow.
The Rockville and Gaithersburg congregations of Christ Episcopal and Ascension church form a parish with named vestry members and officers. Laytonsville St Bartholomew's vestry members are listed with re-elected treasurer Greenbury Griffith and registrar Bell. A farm near Monrovia on the Urbana road called the Main Farm was sold by Gimare Fiautt to Mrs Teate, with further details pending.
The Frederick column highlights local social activity including residents attending events, birthday observances for Mr. Joseph D. Baker, and large audiences at a post American Legion revue. It notes changes in local road engineering leadership and the opening of new stores as the community looks forward to spring and anticipated national attention.
Fragmentary report notes a youth described as 19 and linked to a horse and brick school hour. Text is garbled about Monday events and occupants of a firing class. No clear names, places, or outcomes are readable.
In New York the circus arrives with a shaky start as tents go up and seating proves precarious. The show features the Human Projectile from Italy, a cannon act that thrills the crowd while the performer’s wife endures stress watching from ringside.
Fragmentary remarks from figures like James Couzens and W. W. Atterbury argue for tax reform and expanded transportation roles. Others emphasize friendship, peace, and social commentary, reflecting mid era debates on governance and enterprise.
Realtor Frauit sold the Louisa Stull farm of 103 acres along the Fredruck and Baltimore State road at Pepinx Springs to Mr. and Mrs. Heder S. Summers. The property is highly cultivated and improved with a large dry house, bank barn, and other outbuildings. The Summers take possession, marking the purchase as a single Howard county section.
A terse notice indicates attendance at sessions conducted by Harvard Medical School with emphasis on American air studies. The fragmentary text references AL and AV Wan and attendance at the events or talks.
Reading tips on proper usage and mispronunciations. The text discusses word choice, pronunciation errors, and vocabulary expansion with examples and notes on common slips. It mentions phrenology terms and references a quotation about a king of metals as recorded by earlier chemists.
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