The Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Co
A historical newspaper notice outlines policy for letters and notices. It states that The Associated Press material is used, real names must accompany opinions, free notices must be mailed, and corrections will be published if brought to the editor's attention. It is entered as second class matter in Frederick Maryland.
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Frederick
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Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing CO
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Decentralization of Cities and Urban Traffic Strain
In a 1928 reflection the author argues that widening streets and subways fail to solve congestion. Decentralization via zoning would scatter workers and traffic, yet cities lack visible skyscraping monuments to industry to impress visitors while implementing such schemes remains challenging.
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Weekly social notes from the Maryland town and people
Local items record visits and stays by residents from Howard county Baltimore Frederick Middletown and beyond. Attendees traveled to Washington for a church conference and several families shared weekends with relatives. A textile mill study reports fatigue reductions and increased output from 12 minute music rests. Oak species total 300.
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New England
Emil Herring Touts Dining Daring Amid Health Warning
The piece recalls Emil Herring boasting for forty years about eating freely without dieting. It shifts to a turn of events as Jim grows lean and unwell, listening to warnings about watching one’s eating. The narrative follows a change from boasting to concern over health and stomach limits.
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Emil Herring
Emi
Jim
Nee
Granmawr Pash Reflects on Crossing the Street Joke
A quirky line from Nat'ers humor page features Granmawr Pash remarking that those about her would be better off if she crossed the street. The playful quip ends with a nod to newspaper culture.
Inquiring Reporter Asks Five People About German Flyers
Five randomly chosen individuals share opinions on whether German flyers will reach the United States. Walter LeGore cites weather and luck. Byron Winebrenner hopes for success with providence and German ingenuity. Roger Wolfe doubts the feasibility due to atmospheric currents. C Frederick Knock provides a clipped remark. W Leslie Burger believes precautions and study improve chances.
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United States
Walter C. Legore
Byron A. Winebrener
Roger J. Wolve
C. Frederick Knock
W. Leslie Burger
Letter Golf BIRDIE THIS ONE
A playful puzzle on changing one word to another by altering a single letter per step. It explains rules for a word ladder from BIRD to NEST, requiring complete common words and preserving letter order, with a final published solution on the last page.
Life's Niceties HINTS ON ETIQUETTE
Answers on etiquette for the well bred man advise rising when his wife enters, drawing her chair, serving her first, letting her enter or leave first, and remembering greetings and farewells. He should consult her on arrangements for amusements or travel.
Bible Thought and Recipe Fragments From a Vintage Page
A compact fragment from a 19th or early 20th century page combines a biblical quotation about healing with a quip on a public-spirited physician and a culinary note. It mentions a custard amended with shredded coconut used to moisten a pudding made from stale cake, steamed and served hot.
Twenty Years Ago In Frederick Church Union Notices
Local column items record a betrothal announce ment for Mise Jahet Gaither Hobbs to Charles Frances Sith, with details about ceremony places and dates. The piece references local families, community figures, and a listed payout or stack value of S100, noting events around Woreavteh and related names.
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Mroo
Ars
Fed Hobbs
Liberisiown
Announee
Mise Jahet Gaither Hobbs
Charles Frances Sith
Frederiak
Balanced Beauty The Homestead design by NEA Service
The Homestead features balanced Colonial styling with a porch sunparlor paired windows and pedimented door. A center hall plan divides the two stories with two exposure rooms on each side and a well planned kitchen. price ranges from 9000 to 12000 dollars. For more details contact The Standard Homes Company Colorado Building Washington DC.
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NEA Service
The
Standard Homes Company
Colorado
Building
Washington
Lewistown Ladies Aid Society Meeting Notes
The Lewistown M. E. church Ladies Aid Society met at Alva Rice’s home with president Mrs. C Green presiding. Attendees included Mrs. C. C. Green, Mrs. Florence Foster, Mrs. Maude Long, Mrs. B Cairns, Mrs. H G Nawberry, Mrs. Jacob Layman, and others. Refreshments followed the business session and the group planned to meet May 1 at Mrs. Jacob Layman’s home. Several visitors and relatives were noted visiting local families during the Easter period.
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Lewistown
Ladies Aid Society of the
Alva Rice
C. Green
C. C. Green
Florence Foster
Maude Long
8. Cairns
H. G. Nawberry
Jacob Layman
Aster
W. O. Anderson
Emma Reeser
May Andersson
Floss Kimmel
George Ander JSON
East Bert
Ruth Anderson
Paul Anderson
Mildred Rice
York
Thomas Fulmer
Oscar Stull
Rey Hesson
Allen Borber
Harold Freshour
Baltimore
C. C Green
Community Notes From Germantown April Visitations
In Germantown on April 12 Miss Donte Leamen of Washington visited Mr and Mrs Upton Leamen. Mrs Clarence Small of Washington stayed with Roy Marth. Mr and Mrs James Stevens were with Mrs Ford of Beallsville. Mr and Mrs Charlie Soper of Westminster called on Mrs 3 C Snider. Mr and Mrs William Rinehart and Miss Beil Rinehart visited Mr and Mrs Walter Rinehart of Gaithersburg. Mr and Mrs Howard Dunn of Layhill spent time with Augusta Marth. Rev Mr McDonald will preach at 3 PM at the Mr Church South. Mr and Mrs Russell Lenhart and two children visited her parents, Edgar and Mrs Cla sett of Quince Orchard.
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Clarence Small
Washington
Roy Marth
James Stevens
Ford
Beallsvie
Charlie Soper
Westminster
3. C. Snider
William Rinehart
Beil Rinehart
Walter Rinehart
Gaithersburg
Howard Dunn
Layhill
Augusta Marth
McDonald
South
Russell Lenhart
Edgar Clasett
Quince Orchard
Lansdale Buffetta
Mattie Watkins
Flora
Grace
John Greene
Virgie Beall
Congola
Africa
Robert Shields
Shields
Bradley Watkins
Floyd Moxley
Charley Burdette
Sadie Davis
Lois
Kev
Filmore Beall
Maurice Watkins
Milton Burdette
Roy Hilton
Claggettsville
Otis Watkins
Romaine Lambe
New Market
C. H. McElfresh
Etta Catsail
Purdum Linthicam
M. E. Linthicum
E. K. Linthicum
Moravian church events and local visitations noted
Graceham and Rocky Ridge residents visited neighbors in the area including Mr and Mrs Harry Boller. The Moravian church held semiweekly meetings and an on Sunday confirmation-related service occurred. Social visits among local families continued through the weekend with multiple stops and greetings across households.
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Graceham
Apri
Guy Boller S
Rocky Ridge
Harry Boller
Ie Routzahn
Westpent
Ray Reitler
Westmaster
Chat Boller
Helen Krom
Lave
Sundar
Taura Fenty
jMre
Fand- Iessed Green
Tesath
Emmitepharg
Local Family News From York and Surrounding Towns
Parents Mr and Mrs Richard Miller and Walter Colliflower and wife of York Pa spent time with their son Master Colliflower. Mrs Jessia Armstrong sister of M rs J B Pittinger ill in Wellington Kansas. Hubert Joy and family of Emmitsburg visited Clyde Young. Samuel Fox and family of Frederick with Carrie Fhier of Baltimore visited Larry Boller. Maynard Zimmerman employed in Baltimore. Bart Young and family visited Lemuel Bowers in Jimtown.
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Walter Collifower
York
Howard Colliflower
Mras
J. B. Pittinger
Ed Wort
Jessia Carson Armstrong
Wellington
Kansas
Hubert Joy
Emmitsburg
Clyde Young
Samuel Fox
Frederick
Carrie Fhier
Baltimore
Larry Boller
Maynard Zimmerman
Bart Young
Lemuel Bowers
Jimtown
Local Notices From Daysville Social Roundup
Apr 12 fragmentary social items list visits and gatherings in Daysville area. Guests include Mr and Mrs Chas Snyder in Virginia, Mr and Mrs Paul Leatherman Thurmont, and many from Mountaindale Walkersville and Johnsville. Card party at William and Mary Tuck's. Sunday entertainments by John Dinterman and others.
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Daysville
Chas. Snyder
Virginia
Paul Leatherman
Thurmont
C B Reddick
Daniel Staley
William Rice
Calvin Rice
Luther Geasey
Mountaindale
Danis Staley
Daysvile
B. Reddick
C. B. Reddick
Marry Eyler
Dave Fox
Walkersville
Sam Fox
Fam Hy
Frederick
Viola Nash
Paul
Johnsville
Mary Nash
Roy Winebrewer
Baltimore
Lilfe Lease
York
Wesler Shirrier
Chestnut Grove
William Haugh
Clyde Dinterman
William Tuck
Geo. Eyler
Chas. Eyler
William Hauch
Willam Etler
Sneadner
Rezina River
Beil
Browningsville visits by Lawson family and relatives
Apr 12 report from Browningsville notes Mr and Mrs Ivan Lawson and sons of Washington visiting Mrs Lawson's parents, Mr and Mrs Linthicum. Several other local families are listed as visiting or hosting relatives during the week including residents from Richmond, Va, and Ford, with various children mentioned.
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Browningsville
Apri
Ivan Lawson
Ano Sons
Washington
Lawson
Sundar
Walker
Feoest
WoWae
Price
Rachmend
Latimer Watene
Kmt van Wore
Constant
Rarford Famiv
Sanday
Ard Vre
Dilie
Jace Terrown
Mareitz
Mlexandra
Cromwell Kineard
Etchison
Today In History and Nearby Births Events
A compilation of historical anniversaries and birthdays with mentions of notable figures such as James S. Lippincott, Espartero, and Charles Foster, plus local events and social notes from the era. Includes references to Rock Springs tornado casualties, deliberations, and community visits with names like Lansdale Buffett a nd Robert Shields.
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James S. Lippincott
America
Philadelphia
Greenwich
N. J
Espartero
Spain
Cortes
Tyler
United States
Texas
Firz John Porter
Joseph Frances
Harrison
American Railway Union
Chicago
King Humbert
Kaiser Wilhelm
Venice
New Market Visit by Ellicott City Couples
April 12 visitors Miss Anta Wiles and James Nor is of Ellicott City visited Mr and Mrs P O Smith. The event lists Mr and Mrs Clarence W Miss and Mr and Mrs G R Donaldson as attendees.
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New Market
Clarence W
Anta Wiles
James Noris
Ellicott City
P.O. Smith
G. R. Donaldson
Great Lakes Region Goesiters in Northwestern Students
Dr Morris Fishbein reports a study of 635 Northwestern University women in Evansville Illinois finding 168 with enlarged thyroids nearly 26 from the Great Lakes region. Most were soft goiters similar to Norwegian and Viennese types. Many had used iodine without medical guidance. Basal metabolism mostly normal.
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Morris Fishbein
Goltter Journal
American Medical Association
Hygeia
Health Magazine
Great Lakes
United States
Northwestern University
Evanston
Great Lakes District
Daily Lessons In English: Word Use And Common Errors
W L Gordon outlines proper phrasing such as come to see me, notes mispronunciations like Absentae and ee as in tea, and flags misspellings. He defines synonyms and urges daily vocabulary growth with a focus on hacknered usage.
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Trom
Alligator Market Chooses Size for Hide Market
An alligator hunter described the Alligator Market selecting three specimens from two to seven feet for hides. Buyers pay only for a seven foot length, and smaller alligators yield skin from back to tail, while larger ones are not skinned. Seen in The News.
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Frederick, Md
Second Clares Matter
George
F. A. Hammond
M. E. Church
Harry Rip- Peon
Howard County
A. H. Jackson
Louisa Rigg
Bayard Burgess
Robert Hopkins
Hopkins
J. L. Zimmerman
L. A. Hammond
Lydia Wood
Barthlows
James Kelly
Margaret Pickett
W. B. Falconer
Tuscarora
George Duvall
Jefferson
John G Grady
Grose
Ifie
Aska
Nieis
Bible Thought
lLuke
Jis
Pope
Tre Nens
Ee¢Hon Reid
Jha
Swaine
Ips
Yin
Tse
Berges
Kravlah Rehrhack
Ios Tae
Dak Hanh
Dow
Old New England
Germantown
Donte Leamen
Washinton
Upton Leamen
Mrs
Richard Miller
John Dinterman
William Barton
Wesley Barker
Frank Harshman
Lille Lense
Arthur Etzler
Rock Springs
Adolphus of
Schaumburg-Lippe
Julian Street
Earle B. Mayfield
Overton
Daniel J. Marsh
Boston University
West Newton
Willam B. Bankhead
Alabama
Tamar County
Ala
Charles Foster
Ohin
the Treasury
Benjamin Harrison
Chelsea
Max Oser
Mathide McCormick
John D. Rockefeller
Liue
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Flapper
Fanny
ATA
Doryta
Great Lakes Region
W. L. Gordon
Alligator Market
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Braucber
North America
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