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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1930
Page
4
The piece notes a 1930 fad toward miniature golf as an affordable alternative to standard courses. It discusses how small courses can be built in any town, training players through casual layouts while decrying the high cost of full 18 or 9 hole courses and the appeal of the Little White Pit fixture.
In a drafty plea the writer laments drought and praises rain from the gracious giver. They urge farmers and gardens to restore vigor, warning that lack of showers harms crops and urging faith in plentiful rain to sustain Hooded gates and Frederck county.
The readable text fragment references New Market Mae and Mae kate tiger with incomplete phrases around events or names. The garbled lines mention Mrs and a partial list of terms, lacking coherent context or a clear event.
Bible students explore discoveries in the Holy Land where 10 ancient cities once housed Abraham and Lot dating to before Christ. The finds support biblical history though scholars caution about gaps in ancient records. Modern interpretation blends archaeology with religious tradition.
Twenty years ago a note from the archive recalls a moment marked by tension and controversy. The record highlights a dispute involving key figures and regional interest, with no clear resolution documented in the fragment.
Fragmentary social column records visits and events including a Wednesday free musical and minstrel show at Jr QO WAM Hail Inday in New Market. Mentions of Miss Marpgare, Mrs. Ab Smithy, Ray Turner, Walter De Lauter, Geo Blessing and families in Baltimore, plus various local residents and visitors from Catonsville and surrounding areas.
Fragmentary OCR lists individuals including Mrs An Harrabure Mrs near town Mr and Mrs Jiba Mrs Howard Frock and others with unclear context or actions.
A former secretary to a Philippine commissioner, Baradi, will speak at the Taney and Hafner United Brotherhood churches in Ti town k rica on August 31. His 1030 a.m. sermon theme United States Philipppines and an evening 730 p.m. vesper will feature Unsung Heroes in the Missionary Field with steel guitar and songs in English and his native tongue.
Aug 27 notes report Miss Margaret of Baltimore visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Brooke Boye and Mrs Earl A Siggins along with Towson relatives. Eider and Doolittle hosts welcomed Balcent guest Dr J Earl and I Lawrence Eider, who visited Pittsburgh before returning home. Walter Halas and Christner hosted bridge guests as relatives and neighbors were seen in town.
A brief literary line laments divine distance as heavenward thoughts seek God while mingled with a troubled world. Sir William Davenant’s paraphrase echoes longing for spiritual hearing beyond earthly clamor.
A rescue at Rockaway involved four women who pulled a man from dangerous waters after a pole gave way. The group faced near drowning but escaped as the patient regained breath and expressed relief thanking bystanders. The incident ends with reflections on safety and the peril of the water.
Fragmentary text mentions Ralph Inge and ideas about quotations and art. The readable lines are garbled and do not provide a clear event, date, or organization.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains kidney role in regulating body water. Adequate hydration maintains blood volume. disease disrupts balance causing various symptoms. When water intake is imbalanced, tissues exchange water with blood, triggering systemic reactions.
A small, unclear excerpt discusses dullness or coma and possible ore, hinting at medical or sensory observations with limited readable context.
Today in history lists several figures born or died on this date including Nor man Chr isopher born 1831 educator and philosopher at Hamlin Maine and David Lincoln administration vice president, plus several 19th century births. The page also notes birthdays of Peter Norbeck Mary Anderson Eugene Grace and Theodore Dresser with brief context and a generic horoscope predicting challenges and hope.
Fragmentary society blurb lists several individuals including Mrs Virginia Hartisas and Mr Brandenauts with social mentions. It notes gatherings at residences and in Berkeley and Ham- areas, with several unnamed couples and guests referenced in a murky OCR segment.
The readable fragments reference a man and a cat metaphor, a possible struggle or rivalry, and mentions of costs and a figure named S. A. Lufedrrow. The text lacks clear names, places, or outcomes to establish a definite event.
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