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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1928
Page
4
A Baltimore Sun poem by Bentztown Bard cherishes a summer trolley ascent to old Catoctin. The speaker recalls Braddock’s highway, mountain views, elfin forests, and a cool breath of air as August mists drift over the valley and village. He wanders there, resting in memory of the mountain’s beauty.
A compact selection from The Daily News reprints scattered notes and brief items. It includes short notices, local happenings, and small updates reflecting the paper’s archival segment.
A fragmented report outlines opposition from American waterway groups and private interests centered in New York to a proposed canal or waterway plan. Critics argue costs, sovereignty, and regional impact, with supporters citing potential international trade routes and private benefit.
The piece discusses campaign labor and voter outreach, noting two worker types: those urging supporters to back candidates and those opposing the opponent. It emphasizes equal dedication, calls for civility, and highlights the role of public interest and thoughtful discourse in elections.
Inquiring Reporter feature fragment contains garbled text with unreadable phrases and names, lacking coherent events or clear entities to report. No verifiable action or outcome is discernible from the readable remnants.
Guerst Ewan in New York analyzes Heywood Broun's view on aging in theater. He suggests Romeo and Juliet would feel outdated as the lovers age, imagining how the tragedy would unfold if the characters aged and faced life beyond death.
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A fragment describes rules for letter golf where players change one word to another by one letter per stroke. It mentions transforming COW to HEN and lists constraints about complete common words, allowed abbreviations, and the printed Tas pace.
A reader note discusses a child named Sophie Pill and a plan to skip desserts, implying fasting or diet changes. The fragmentary text mentions meals, candy, and a hesitant approach to eating, with unclear context and several garbled phrases.
Frederick chronicling recalls a local event from two decades past with sparse readable fragments mentioning a group or individual and a place, hinting at a community milestone or notable occurrence. The fragmentary text suggests a memorial or retrospective note on earlier civic happenings.
Md community page lists residents visiting, moving, or hosting gatherings. Appearances include Mrs. G. John Byron and Mrs. Claude R. McGleery at social events. families from Frederick and Baltimore visiting cottages, Cathy Fenton’s Baltimore trip, and Mr. Hugh Willard relocating to Washington. Also notes Mrs. Amelia Russell McCate and Miss Elizabeth Lewis among attendees. travelers to Atlantic City and Virginia trips.
A fragment from Daily Lessons In English discusses word usage mispronunciations and common spellings. It highlights terms like accessory and identical and urges readers to master vocabulary through repeated word practice.
An announced plan notes Beary Janssen as the superintendent of a local plant with Frederick County ties. The message references connections to Baltimore and Gath context as part of church affairs and leadership.
The Red Area's Committee of Brunswick Messrs L R Funk R L Much A E Stine and W W Dean called on R M H Leith at his Edgemont home Wednesday night Mrs Leith prepared a fine repast for the Brunswick men while his daughter in law entertained with music Leith a former officer of the Brunswick tribe of Red Men is presently incapacitated by blindness.
The Seld track field meet at Baker Park was postponed from Thursday at 6 15 PM to the same time Monday evening due to bad weather.
Report cites Newfoundland inhabitants relying on ship biscuits and limited staples leading to vitamin A and B deficiencies. Functional night blindness, beriberi, and eye disturbances rise. remedy proven by adding liver rich in vitamin A.
The monoplane Greater Rockford landed in Cochrane Ontario at 2 40 p m completing the first leg from Rockford to Stockholm Sweden. Pilot Bert Hassell and co pilot Parker Cramer reached the improvised runway under fine weather awaiting dawn for the next leg toward Mt Evans Greenland with a planned hop from Mt Evans to Reigkjavvic Iceland and then to Stockholm.
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