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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1931
Page
4
A discussion on tax policy notes the need for stable revenue sources and slower shifts in taxation while urging study of alternatives. The piece then praises Senator Jesse J. Davis for promoting self expression and questions the breadth of his lodge memberships in Washington and Pittsburgh.
Fragmentary notes show Wall Rogers expressing concern that collective action could backfire and force self preservation. The garbled text suggests a cautionary stance on self reliance amid unclear context.
The reader is prompted to consider what action to take if ribbons arrive, asking how to respond and preserve belongings, with a playful hopeful tone about sharing ideas and scenarios. The fragment references names and a playful editorial style from a newspaper column.
Lovettsville Loveligyite Virginia reports Mr and Mrs Lawrence Reed of Brownsville Maryland spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Guy Grove. Mrs Mollie Hawes returns to Waterford Virginia after visiting friends. Miss Niaton Brown Bowlus Brown Brice Wenner and others invited to New York and Canada last week. Mrs Samuel Prye remains fit. Mr and Mrs Thomas Baker and daughter of Brunswick spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Eich Baker. Miss Nannie Frewenane visiting Washington DC and Miss Eva Householder visiting her mother Mrs Ela Householder.
In Germantown Aug 20 the home of several Washington residents hosted gatherings for Mary Keystown and others linked to Rein, White, Pope, and Reinhart families. Anna Beve Fieicher awarded absolute divorce. Ernest Franklin Fletcher, Stoner, and Storm cited in proceedings. Breeken Divorce term appears.
Archived column from Twe Mews dated Argust 20, 19nt provides passing notes on local people and street life. The itemization seems fragmented but suggests a retrospective look at twenty years past events and figures in the community.
A reader reports seeing a glut of peaches and other crops along the Eastern Shore. He notes wheat in shocks and potatoes in barrels awaiting shipment with prices very low and fruit left to waste.
A scattered, voiceful list of names and visits from Sykesville area residents includes Mrs James Plant Deny Ward and family, trips to Atlanta and Havre de Grace, and social calls by Mrs James Dorey, Mrs H Rose Vrbs, and others. Numerous local households are mentioned with guests and traveling relatives.
Residents visit relatives and friends across Maryland towns. Mr and Mrs Hockenfuss and daughter D Ryan of Baltimore joined Mrs Dorsey L Oden and family. Charles Ederfisid with Dorothy and Charles Howard also visited. Beard returns home after MU trip. Howard Burrier and Alice of Frederick spent an evening with Irvin Beard. Anno Page and Katharine Page of Pleasant Grove socialized with Boyd A Page.
A letter by William J. Grove of Lime Kiln dated August 18 lauds Frederick newspaper for broader national and international news. He notes the paper’s energy and ability to cater to readers, comparing it favorably with Toledo papers and praising its appeal to residents traveling from Baltimore and Ocean City.
The text discusses the body's need for water, effects of dehydration, and methods to restore fluids. It mentions unconsciousness, stomach tubes, and the role of water in life. It notes that thirst reflects the body's hydration status and cites observations on drinking behavior and diseases increasing water loss.
Deputy Sheil Vernon Abbott aided by Sheriff Lea Warner and state officers seized the Delpher residence near Middlebury after forcing entry. They found broken bottles and liquids, plus evidence of activity consistent with bootleg operations. Mrs Delpher and Mr Delpher were detained. Abbott posted bond of 500 dollars for both to appear at Justice Benson on August 21.
Fragmentary notes describe a detour and daily activities with scattered names and places. The readable portions mention Mrs CW Hah, Miss Velvs Waite, Upton Darhoft, and a meadow scene, but details and context are incomplete.
A garbled New York segment discusses various topics with references to people and events but is unreadable. It mentions young women, elder individuals, gravity, and conversation but provides few decipherable specifics or names. Overall, the text is incoherent.
Today in history notes numerous births and deaths from 1785 to 1939 including Benjamin Harrison and William Booth. Also lists assorted birthdays such as Florence Meredith and Edgar A. Guest with brief biographical hints. A horoscope section offers general fortunes and cautions.
A damaged line from a Bible thought discusses great towns as a type of poison to the soul, citing scripture from 3:1. The text appears in a fragmentary, old-fashioned style with unclear attribution.
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