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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1931
Page
4
Fragmentary notes describe a Monday test event with football players and teams, mentioning a game and scores. The text references names like Goren, Cerii, Cafl, and venues or groups, but details are incomplete.
The text critiques national arrogance and the belief in superiority among Germans French Russians and Americans. It argues such sentiments hinder friendship between nations and cause conflict, urging Americans to honor their country while fairly recognizing others and avoiding boastful attitudes.
An educational authority discusses the idea of belt minds valued as a sharp tool. It compares cognitive effort to grinding a dull knife, suggesting problem solving and sustained practice refine thinking. The piece critiques high brow rhetoric and argues understanding comes from practical effort and clear reasoning.
A Frederick Art Club letter urged saving historic Frederick sites as the town plans a new public library. Authors argue the East Hall of the Frederic Female Seminary and the area around the old MS priceless UAS Stone T. Alstorit should be preserved to honor heritage while funding library upkeep.
Twenty years ago today the article recalls events from a past issue with scattered unreadable fragments and unclear specifics, noting a retrospective look at a segment of news without clear names or places. It hints at dated events but lacks concrete details.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Curtivs as an able leader now in Germany with unclear surrounding context. The snippet references Hindenburg and disjoint phrases about fairs and money, but no coherent event or date is established.
Emmitsburg Y Wire lists Mae Joseph Rosenseed chairing. Several locals, including Mr and Mrs Thomas Hays and their guests, attend visits, bridge clubs, and family gatherings. Trips noted to Baltimore, Boston, Taheytoan, and Malfa with relatives and friends mentioned along with a postponed band event.
Mr and Mrs Marlon Harris held a Sunday lawn supper with guests including Mrs Isabel Davis and daughter Ida Mr and Mrs Tyson Byers and family Mr and Mrs Jags Hardie and daughter Oscar Davis Cassard and Miss Jara Etna and son Jackie visiting Mrs I Dasner Catonsville Reuben Cassard spent Monday with friends in Baltimore Miss Elizabeth Hobbs visited Baltimore for a weekend with Miss
The Livewire Secret stars Clive Brook Richard Arlen Fay Wray and Jean Arthur at the Tivoli. Brook loves Fay Wray and chafes as Rogers guards a guilty murder suspect Arlen faces trial while Arthur fights for him. A subway car murder drives the plot with Holt and others in a comedy short and newsreel attractions.
The article explains iron’s role in growth and maturity, noting four year olds and older children need more iron. It cites foods rich in iron like vegetables, egg yolk, liver, and cabbage, and mentions copper and manganese aiding iron absorption. It asserts the average American diet provides 14 to 20 mg daily while the body requires about 15 mg.
A collage of quotations touches on lovers and inferiority complexes, social class, industrial violence, and the domain of the fantastic. Notable voices include John Heid George Bernard Shaw Robert Wagner and Jean Morienval, reflecting varied perspectives on human aspiration and society.
Final pans for the Rockville Community Garden Club flower show were made at Quaint Acres home of Dr and Mrs A L Quaintland near Coesville. Chauncey M Gric is chairman. event slated for next Tuesday to Thursday with entries from local gardeners.
The excerpt presents garbled lines claiming to teach English daily lessons. It notes misused phrases and misspellings such as Do naz wea ne saat and pro torteus evening, then contrasts them with intended forms and reciprocal favors. The fragment hints at language instruction amid transcription errors.
A reader's page lists historical anniversaries and birthdays with numerous names and dates. Notable entries include William Carer, David Crockett, Frederika Bremer, Peter Coller, Eduard W. Eberle, Jesse Williams, and Leo M. Frank. The piece recounts events like the 1869 Oxford defeat of Harvard in boat racing and 1915 Frank’s murder conviction mob scene, plus birthdays such as Julia Marlowe and Richmond Hobson.
A fragmentary note mentions Luf and an unfinished item titled De Ansin with an unknown collaborator Excecdet. The text is unclear and reads like OCR noise, offering no verifiable facts or events.
An incomprehensible passage from a New York event hints at a shamanic figure collapsing by a building. It notes broken boards, a tense crowd, and a cryptic exchange about bones and roast with unclear context and names.
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