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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1929
Page
6
A dated discussion on skirts contrasts short hems with longer gowns, noting public jokes and censorship. It argues women will choose attire they find attractive and proper, predicting enduring popularity of shorter skirts despite fashion cycles and critics.
A compact sample from Daily Lessons in English covering common misuse mispronunciations and word study. It highlights correct phrases such as They know all about instead of They understand all about and explains a pronunciation cue for portmanteau. The piece also defines lineage as descent from a common progenitor and includes a note to expand vocabulary daily.
A fragment hints at personal conflict centered on a spouse and grievances tied to work. The terse lines suggest inner dispute and emotional strain linked to duties and the partner, with emotional tension dominating the scene.
A list of local visitors and events includes Mrs George W. Burges, Mr and Mrs Wie, Buddy Fismint visiting Alc. and Mrs EL Jimes, and Mrs Eldred Falconer of Baltimore. Washington guests Mr Estep, Mrs Dy, Capt Wren, and Howard Falconer noted. Mrs HL OM Gullelan of Emmitsburg visited relatives. Miss Mora Waltz returned from funeral in Philadelphia. Rosa Mant wedding to Arth Baker in Baltimore, April 11. Mrs Rose Keller, Hanford Boyer, Miss Nannie Reich mentioned among social notes. Condition of Mrs Licrie Poole listed as unchanged.
Mrs Mary Richter a nurse at Providence Hosplatt Washington spent the week end with her parents Mr and Mrs John Richter Mrs Harold Hargett of Washington spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs John Margett Miss Hattie Sarder with Myre Georee Owings Mr Edgar Igiehart of Washington spent Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs B Spichart Mr Wiliam Rinehart of Washington with Myr and Mrs Walter Rinehart of Galthersburn spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Wilam Rinehart Miss Meall told friends and relatives to Washington Miss Dente Leaman and friends of Washington on Sunday visited Mr J W Leaman and nll Mrs Elizabeth Sr and Mrs Russell Lethart recently met Mrs Howard Purdy of Washington
A steamer ran aground on the West Coast at France Beach, with emergency crews responding to assess damage and assist any passengers. No immediate reports of casualties or injuries despite the incident.
A fragmentary item mentions events in Frederick and references a fire and a house or area fire incident. The readable text is unclear and lacks concrete names, dates, or outcomes to confirm a specific event or details.
Fragmentary OCR shows names and relations in Walkersville social notices. Mentions Mr Earl Marp, Maurice and Me, Heugh and sons, and Harry Dinterman among others, with references to Sunday attendance and sickness in communities Pon-Mar and Mogerstown.
The Unionville scene features a march meeting and social events with playful contests such as a poultry yard song performance. Residents from New Windsor to Hanover and beyond gather for gatherings at homes, the Jefferson Wemers club, and Mrs Etchison's hosting, while others report visits and civic talks on citizenship and Earth shocks news from Bulgaria.
Today in history highlights births and anniversaries from Tedass amiversarin to Rear Admiral Mark Tol and Dr. John D. Prince, with notes on nationalities and birthplaces. The horoscope predicts a commanding mature person may attain influence through character, cautioning against potential loss of reputation or misfortune.
A fragmented snippet cites diverse opinions from John G. Sargent and John Cotton Dana on law, power, American Legion might, and mass production. It references figures like Harry F. Sin, Sewhall, and affiliations with the American Federation of Labor, amid a collage of era rhetoric and social commentary.
Sub Ferhans Ios Sut ow is noted in a fragmentary item discussing a possible role for a creature described as a spider's mace within a mysterious Itint tun. The text remains unclear and context sparse.
New York sketches a corrupt hat check system run by three young magnates dominating the Broadway nightclub scene. Sugar daddies fund concessions for pretty maids and flower girls who extract tips, with lucrative payoffs from linen rooms to hotel events. The piece details theft, deception, and organized bribery across hotels, dances, and social gatherings.
Dr Fishbein reviews hiccups, noting they stem from various causes not just diaphragm strain. He cites home remedies like slow water, breath-holding, and distracting tricks, and mentions a trench story where hiccups vanish after a sudden scare or cough amid gunfire.
A toy puzzle describes letter golf to transform one common word into another in a set number of strokes. Rules require single letter changes per step and each intermediate must be a real word. The game proceeds with a fixed order of setters and a solution is printed on the final page.
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