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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1928
Page
4
A damaged OCR segment from The News of Frederick Maryland discusses publication policies and correction responsibilities. It notes the newspaper’s role, submission rules, and the process for addressing erroneous reflections and reader communications.
President Coolidge designates American Forest Week urging care for waste lands and private woodlots. Canada joins in the observance as farm groups recognize farms need large lumber supplies. Ads and modern life are described as records of past progress in forestry and advertising.
Citizens quoted favoring flood control while critiquing fund administration and potential pork. Mixed opinions from Amon Wurgue Grayson Palmer Reno Harp A R Remsburg Rufus L Oden reflect debate on policy and effectiveness. Also includes poem about Frederick Maryland and a new firefighting nozzle illusion.
The writer rues the habit of assuming a hall suffices for another season and mocks reliance on weaker tools and outdated standards as no substitute for proper planning and effort.
A 1903 Frederick column reports a local gym game at the YMCA between Frederick High School and the Women’s College Blue and Grey team, won by Frederick 5 to 2. The piece lists rough lineups and mentions community events including a firemen’s convention and church cornerstone services, with several individual names blurred in the OCR.
A 1928 NEA Service feature highlights The Englewood a three bedroom home with high front dormer windows and a flat exterior inviting twilight porch moments. Prices range from 4500 to 6500 dollars with purchase information via The Standard Homes Bureau Washington DC.
The final batch of about three hundred road supervisors was appointed Tuesday by the County Commissioners, starting with Woodsboro Creagerstown Fohnaville Mt Pleasant and Walkersville. Newly appointed and already working supervisors oversee roughly 40000 dollars annual road improvements under their direction. Names listed include Gelsbet Fosse Keeney Wastler Slavens Dinterton Boone Panner Martin Sherk Mar tin Wachter and others across Woodsboro Crengerstain Martins Patrow Fox Fox Lounneck Hoefley Lawkins Tagenbeel Houck Grimes Sayer Briety Peters Wachter and more with Wilkersville Cram Stine Ramsburg Wagner and Hedses among them.
Column offers a guide to proper word usage with notes on common mistakes. Today's focus introduces Inevhaustible as a term meaning not to be exhausted or spent, highlighting its usage in phrases like inexhaustible abundance.
Fragmented text hints at a discussion of learning through hardship. The narrator reflects on teaching and acting, the value of experience, and gains from struggles. Ambiguous phrases mention wrinkles and a curious mix of names and ideas.
Fragmented list appears to offer quirky etiquette tips and odd phrases. Readable items mention manners and social cues. No clear names or events.
A playful puzzle note explains letter golf games with rules to change one word to another by single letter steps. Readers seek the final solution on the last page.
Community members from Graceham and Baltimore visited friends and relatives including the Arbaugh and Weller families and Mrs Mollie Fisher. Improvments noted for Howard Collistower and Samuel Freeze’s daughter, with several illness recoveries. A correction lists Buckeystown Precinct No 1 registration date and location Keller’s Hall on May 1, clarifying a prior error naming William HL dis ui Warehouse as the piney of registration.
The Frederick County Service Council held its second annual banquet at Hotel Frederick with about 30 attendees. Louis Brehm of the Postal Department spoke on service relations, praising local councils and detailing Washington support and council growth including 3450 rural councils.
Today marks notable historical moments from 1379 poll tax in England to 1930s and 1920s events. It lists Cromwell born and other figures, major fires, royal coronations, and deaths. Also notes anniversaries and birthdays including Princess Mary, Marconi and Seligman with dates tied to today.
The article explains hiccoughs arise from diaphragm nerves and contractions. It notes causes range from swallowing air to infections like infantile paralysis and epidemic encephalitis, with treatments including diet control and water, plus simple baby care tips. It also mentions public health notes and events of the era.
A compact reflection citing 2 Timothy 4:7 on fighting the good fight, finishing the course, and keeping the faith. It urges living bravely and dying in peace through a certain faith, quoting Froude to contrast certainty with probability. The note stresses unwavering belief as the basis for courageous living and peaceful death.
Fragmented notice details shortages and addresses tied to the State Roads Commission. It mentions personnel, hospital releases, and travel between Akron, Basehor, and Athens with unclear dates and scattered names. The report cites the Beading area and logistic delays affecting road maintenance and staffing.
Flapper Fanny comments on ten pence rates and teaching, noting a quirky mix of slang and social observations. The fragment hints at a humorous column voice from a vintage era, reflecting playful gendered humor and daily life.
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