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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1930
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR yields a brief notice with unclear names and events. No coherent details available beyond scattered fragments.
Fragmented OCR text from a local column mentions Praconice Mississippi and names like Carter and Fagen. The readable portion lacks coherent events or outcomes but hints at community notes and possible notices.
The fragment discusses balance between disarmament and war risk, noting that prior reductions did not prevent conflict. It cites leaders seeking peace through preparation and warns against complacency, while recalling past prophets who foresaw war despite peace rhetoric.
A Department of Commerce study on automobile accidents shows a national death rate of 26.6 per 100000, up from 24 the prior year, across 76 cites. The report links rising fatalities to thoughtless driving and urges reflection on safety despite beliefs of immunity.
A reader prints a brief letter discussing a new parking ordinance for Mt Alry and questions if the planned schedule for a Sears appearance tomorrow means a change in plans. The missive includes a signature Her bert F Smeller and age.
Fragmentary quotations discuss feeding wisdom beyond the individual and beyond secrecy. The text mentions Dr Richard Lynch Meader New York and Professor Eoie Sev in a cryptic, high plane reflection on science and responsibility.
Historical snippet notes an annual event with Ras and J Fram among participants. Sparse readable names include Tusmas Stephen A and AOnS, referencing a gathering dated twenty years prior to the article.
A report from Emmitsburg notes a Saturday gathering for the Federation of Gathole Alumni at St Josephs College near Emmitsburg. Reunions continue and a mid-40s to mid-50s era program is described alongside community life events and local remarks.
A lengthy review examines the work Rise and Decline of the Mighty and Tents of the Mighty. It notes narrative flaws and weak characterization while praising some insights and the mystery’s subtlety. The piece discusses publishers and historical context, mentioning names like Richberg and Colby.
An unsigned poem argues that ancient warriors relied on raw prowess while modern warfare favors technology and tactics. The author questions whether skill and art can counter air raids and grenades, concluding that today’s war is a brutal, impersonal clash.
A late night blaze at a straw stack next to a barn near Middleburg destroyed the straw, ignited the barn, and damaged hay and oats. Firemen fought the flames but could not save the barn or its machinery. Neighbors aided as winds spread the fire.
Fragmentary text references premonitory signs among the sick and a focus on medical welfare. It mentions the North Sea coral and rapid deaths, but details are incomplete and unable to establish a clear event, date, or involved organizations.
A compilation of births and notable events tied to today including Astley Cooper Baron de Cuvier Josiah Totten Oliver Hazard Perry Oliver Hazard Perry David Swing Sacco and Vanzetti Foundation of the State of Franklin New Mexico annexation and other 18th 19th and early 20th century figures with brief reflections on the day’s significance.
Mr and Mrs Edgar Cromwell of East Third street spent several days with friends in Baltimore and Loch Raven. Helen Fitzgerald and Katherine Fitzgerald vacation with Mrs L C Burke. Miss Nemah Gorse and Noble are spending time with Mrs Crogan during a Chematee vacation.
Scattered notes mention a famed woman coach in America and a central figure in a polo-themed event. Details are fragmented but point to a long time coach influencing players, with monetary figures cited and references to sailors or dockers in connection to a Manchester or New York setting.
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