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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1929
Page
4
A fragmented note from ER Daily News highlights a Melrose match and referees, mentioning CPD 19 and local previews. The text references Portetica and Bey 65, hinting at a tense contest with prominent figures involved.
The letter argues Deputy Bauver and his family lose state compensation due to official capacity during duty. It notes wartime precedent where soldiers received protection, contrasts private workers with public officers, and urges material aid for the deputy's dependents amid community sympathy.
The missing persons department reports seven thousand youths fled home last year and traveled to New York. Authorities cite failure of older generations to understand youths as a major cause. Many runaways join a growing wave seeking independence and relief from strained family ties.
Fragmentary notes describe a scene at a Barie queue with mentions of names and events. The garbled text references individuals such as Preece Boeser and lesser figures, but details remain unclear and non-chronological.
The passage lauds German progress in airships and naval vessels, noting the Bremen for passenger trips as a record-breaking achievement. It contrasts historic travel with rapid modern advances and praises German engineering and bold ventures in aviation and warships.
A vintage note on common word errors and pronunciation. Today's focus is resentment, defined as intelligent displeasure from a slight or insult. Includes guidance to master one word daily to grow vocabulary.
Fragmentary text shows a quotation about forsaking counsel given by elders and aligning with younger or seary men, with archaic spelling and erratic punctuation, creating a stark mood of fear and inner conflict.
Fragmentary OCR lists names and events from an old News page touching elections and officials. Mentions include Alexander Mazz and Gaile Corcad Facreiersr with references to a secretary nomination and a president. Several surnames appear in a nostalgic, unclear docket-like entry.
A jumble of names and events marks Todays history notes including birthdays such as Irene Todsays and Elie Sage and figures like Bishop Ri Hey and Murtaree of stone. It mentions anniversaries, horoscopes, and a real estate transfer on Magnolia Avenue to Rankin for a new residence.
Dr Morris Fishbein reviews how prolonged skin exposure to water and irritation from soaps harms the hands. Domestic workers and many female trades face chapping from cleansing products and bleaching powders. Recovery improves with brief water exposure cessation, glove use, and bland ointment, though continued work delays healing.
Local residents report visits and travel in August with Eichelbergers returning from the west and Mary Caller visiting from Denver. Areas around Chambersburg and Highland Park host reunions and church programs while Gaither seeks hospital observation and Dr Barr receives treatment. The Bar Scout band performed at Lonville for a festival and youth groups planned a Brethren church program and beach trip to Telchester.
A garbled social page lists several local residents as guests of Mr and Mrs Mation Brow and Mr and Mrs John Bear. Mentions include Mr and Mrs Simmer, Mrs Wilt Sar, and Siker Sings with limited readable details about dates and venues.
A marked detour disrupts traffic across main thoroughfares causing delays for residents. Officials advise drivers to follow posted signs and seek alternate routes while repairs proceed.
A collage of bizarre notes and local color from early 20th century life. References include Freder ick lore, a hospital board, Morvan church Graceham, Chesapeske fish tales, and memorial ground footprints. Random vignettes mention J Frank Davis, Paul Delphey, and odd animal imagery.
Excerpts present opinions on amateur sport commerce death rates law enforcement and automation. Notable figures referenced include William Tilden Albert Russell Clarence Wilson Frederic Coudert and Col Leonard Ayres. The collage discusses societal pressures on sport ethics public policy and industrial progress.
A fragmented fashion column describes outfits using white flats, brown accents, and modernist touches. It highlights dresses, coats, belts, and accessories with emphasis on silhouette and decorative detail in a period style.
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