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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1929
Page
4
A fragmented editorial urges readers to trust large manufacturers in advertising and consumer goods. It argues ads improve food prep, home equipment sales, and community appeal, claiming broad influence on household choices and market reach.
Amateur performers and school participants fill the Opera House with a lively revue. Bret Bensel headlines at the Revue and promises a repeat performance Tuesday night. Local actors including Del Rio and others contribute to a diverse program with European influence and comic topics.
A fragmentary page lists language notes on usage and pronunciation. It highlights common errors such as variation of are and is and mentions photography and phonetic guidance.
A terse, unclear fragment discusses lending money and safety issues. It mentions NAIM 38 and SOT mbGiey, with no clear names, dates, places, or outcomes available for a fuller summary.
The text records a string of visits on April 22 among local residents including Mr. and Mrs. Royer Mrs. Jesse Royer Mrs. Same de Shorh F J Shorb Balimers Mrs George Hoover and others with mentions of Charlie Rew James Coshu and a trip to West Virginia. It reads as a fragment from a social note.
Frederick column recalls events from two decades past, highlighting local people and places that shaped the community at that time. A concise snapshot preserves memories of civic life, schools, and notable happenings from the era.
A feature on a modest yet stylish home emphasizing simple design and practical elegance. The write up highlights clean lines, functional spaces, and a serene, inviting living environment that suits everyday living.
A mixed column of antiquated tales and curiosities cites practical jokes at a city theater, a Baltimore road improvement linked to Frederick in 1833, and notes on local figures Webb Heck and Billy Evans. Other items mention Trinity steeple scaffolding, a Christmas tree yard innovator, and a quirky mystery about a paper bag meat remnants drawing six readers’ attention.
Public opening night drew residents to a series of events including a bridge clash and music performances. Movers of the cough to the baking WIATE note unclear details as Garber inns and CannA pursed products appear in readings.
Mrs Harding received a suspended sentence after a People’s Court hearing on a Saturday afternoon. Oliver Harding faced charges of intoxication related offenses and a separate assault case against John W. Garber was continued for a mental evaluation and future court date.
Temperature dropped with showers in several counties. Baltimore reported heavy rain while Gay reached 79 degrees and 43 overnight. Frigid conditions lingered into Sunday with frost threats and forecasts of unsettled weather through the week.
A sprawling New York feature recounts eerie cases of elderly loners in Manhattan. One man, a rich but hidden collector, was found bound in his dungeon like cellar with no sign of theft. The piece notes similar figures around Times Square and the East Side, including feigned blindness, his urban paradox, and the odd fortunes tucked behind poverty.
Dr Morris Fishbein discusses how mind body links debunk myths about cripples. He notes superstition links deformity to luck or evil, but argues disabled individuals can lead useful lives with opportunity and support.
Fragmented obituary notice lists Charles King near hem and Mr and Mrs Watvun ewan and son Mavis Means Myers and others. Names Eve Maker May Arthur Horsce Mov Miss Albert Mil Woodrow Wagner George Miter Bam's Crock Bricks Charles Greemhets Caria M Bahmore appear in a scattered memorial writeup.
A compilation of quotes from figures including President Quezon, Maj. Gen. O'Ryan, Albert C. Saunders, James W. Good, Arnold Bennett, Sir Alan Cobham, Rev. Edgar DeWitt Jones, and Col. Henry L. Stimson. The remarks touch on independence, national duty, war preparedness, and aviation. The article also notes a railroad recommendation to the Interstate Commerce Commission: Ford interests seek to operate the Detroit and Ironton line.
A brief sports note mentions golf with casual remarks about a 1.5 easy ic pump and par guidance. It notes a last page item about Iguon and Sve strokes, framed in a light, informal column style.
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