CCC Camp At Pishtig Creek to Continue Through Winter
The Civilian Conservation Corps camp near Pishtig Creek dam will stay open through winter. Work on the city watershed continues with reforestation and protective development, offering valuable benefits at low municipal cost. President Roosevelt initiated such forestry camps to reduce unemployment, aiding families and training young men. Local authorities including Joseph D. Baker support the camp as it sustains community ties and work morale.
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Clvilam Conservation Corps
Pishtig Creek
Colt
Rocccvelt
Joseph D Baker
Mishing Creek
Trees and Highways Protect Roadside Shade Trees
The article discusses protecting roadside trees amid traffic, noting that states replace removed trees or plant new ones to maintain shaded highways. It highlights conflicts with signs, poles, and wires, calls for voluntary cooperation, and envisions future roads as broad, shaded corridors with utility lines hidden from view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Aiden
Ranta Monica Call Letter Mentions Moody and Mood
A reader letter to The News from Ranta Monica discusses Helen W. Moody and a controversial protest over prohibition on a day tied to Helen’s championship loss. The writer notes public attention and a political speech by the president to Dutchess County neighbors, bemoaning the local reaction and urging use of a coded message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monica
Helen W
Moody
Thora Belove
Lea Asome
Helen
Ronceve
Dutchess County
Daily English Lesson on Pronunciation and Vocabulary
A fragmented text advocates daily vocabulary growth and pronunciation notes. It mentions mispronunciations and spelling variants like picnicked and picnicking, urges using a word three times to own it, and highlights a graphic description example from a tournament.
Trinity M E Church Sunday Resume Of Services
A large audience at Trinity M E Church Southend heard a crayon picture presented by F Marion Dyer of York Pa titled The Children of Israel at the Red Sea. The sermon came from Exodus 14 15. Missionary day featured in the Sunday school with a program on church work led by Miss Helen Smith. Reading by Miss Virginia Murphy, violin by Miss Minyon Miller, and prayer by James F Cannon who also spoke to the Ludlew Senior Class about missions in Japan and Rud DG de Pleealeu Olel Lie church school. Primary class won the August missions offering. Rally Day pageant announced under the Great Commanders Dag Watch for next Sunday at 11 am, with practices Monday and Friday at 7 pm. Young People's Division will perform at Poolesville Southern Methodist Church next Sunday evening as a return visit. Miss Helen Southy in charge.
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Trinity Southern Methodiat
Trinity M E
Southend
Darael
Red Sea
F Marion Dyer
York
Helen Smith
Virginia Murphy
Minyon Miller
James F Cannon
Church
Japan
Rud
DG de Pleealeu Olel Lie Church
Dag Watch Wan
Sunda
Lillian Gaither
Young Peoples Divison
Southern Methodist Church
Poolesville
Meat Stuffed Tomatoes and Olive Oil Pickle Menu Feature
Old newspaper style recipe feature lists day menus by Mrs Alexander George. It covers Meat Stuffed Tomatoes Creamed Turnips Blueberry Muffins Butter Mead Lettuce French Creasing Sponge Cake and Olive Oil Pickles with detailed ingredient scraps and brief cooking steps.
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Alexander George
Copeland backs American Scotland Yard and fingerprinting
Washington August 27 Senate Committee on racketeering Chairman Copeland Democrat New York outlines crime bulwark measures including an American Scotland Yard universal fingerprinting return of fugitives strict firearm controls and sub calibre machine gun prohibition. He urges public cooperation to back the drive and for citizens to report underworld threats to authorities. Also notes local events: Galthersburg High School alumni benefit dance and Fahrney Family Reunion set for September 2 with program and luncheon.
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Washington
Scotland Yard
Copeland
New York
Senate Committee On
Congress
Copéland
Bible Thought Neo Expresses Respect for Varied Temperaments
Fragmentary note cites Colossians 1 11 and reflects on adapting speech to fit circumstances and temper. The text discusses patience and excellence in character, noting some can adjust to dire situations while remaining attentive to others.
Hysterical Fugue Report At American Psychiatric Meet
Dr L H Ziegler reports hysterical fugue as a travel addiction with memory loss after awakening on unknown roads. Chief signs include irresistible travel urge, travel done without harm, and memory gaps. Cases linked to temperament conflicts and unresolved personal issues.
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Bama
L. H. Ziegler
Myria Meek
Col
Raymond Robins
Zieglers
Quotes and quips from public figures and students
A collection of offhand remarks and sayings from diverse individuals including George Harley Hay the 14th Earl of Funnault Harold Finley a Northwestern graduate and U S Senator James Couzens. The lines touch on youth crime public service and the appeal of sight concluding with brief personal reflections from various figures.
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George Harley Hay
14Th Earl of
Funnault
London
Twenty Years Ago in Frederick Trains, Deaths, and a Bridge Move
Twenty years ago in Frederick a derailment near Burkittsville delayed rail traffic for hours injuring a worker with a shotgun pellet wreck and a house resident died after a horse incident. A new steel bridge was ordered to replace an old wooden structure.
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Frederick
Ion Hofffr
Lapans
Wuts
Broad Run
Middletown
Coutts Commassioners
Sound That Buffet Dinner Bell With Pimento Ring
A nostalgic recipe item describes a party salad and centerpiece dish. It explains making a pimento gelatin ring with mayonnaise based filling, cream cheese, and grated cheese, molded on a lettuce bed. The dish serves five and can be prepared hours ahead to avoid last minute chaos.
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Ada Ling
Today In History and Birthdays From The Era
A jumble of historical births and deaths is presented, naming figures such as John Stark Goethe Eliza Ann Seton Tolstoy and others with scattered dates and locations. The item includes today in history notes and a horoscope but contains many garbled words and mis-spellings.
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John Stark
Lonronberry
William A Hammond
New York City
Annapolis
Edward Burne-Jones
Henry Rrowne
Connecticut
Philadelpha
New York
A Book A Day By Bruce Catton Examines England’s Dole
Bruce Catton reviews The Plebeian's Progress by Frank Tisley, arguing the novel exposes England's industrial malaise and the blind greed of capital at the expense of the lower classes. It follows Allen and Anne, a young couple whose marriage succumbs to unemployment and dole, showing decline from suburbia to poverty.
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England
Frank Tisley
Allen
Anne
Buncalow
Tinsley
Seauties
Dovici-Priede
Paris Tour Notes Amid Cries and Curios in 1920s France
Paris visitors report a mix of bohemian charm and snobbery as tourists crowd cafes and the Latin Quarter. They observe a blue eagle motif at the embassy, reference Curie Institute and Georges Carpentier, and note La Demeure Historique plans to open chateaus to touring Americans.
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Paris
Evyeryoony
Wits Stone
England
Colute
Barry
Temple of Love
Lotine
Latin Quarter
The
Curie Institute
Madame Curie
Georges Carpentier
Carpentier
America
Forest Grove News in Brief Sep Dates
Forest Grove notes list visits and travel from residents including Mrs L F Banke visiting her daughter in Washington and Mrs Alveria Brocrenmdze returning from Virginia. Mrs E B Titus of Point of Rock spent the weekend with her sister Mrs William McKirney. Mrs Titus resumed visiting her daughter. Mrs Compher of New Jersey to Pennsylvania when WastOnee Deer held August 23 postponed to August 30. A Sunday morning prayer service is planned. Rev Mr Dalaney Stewards’ meeting will be held at Buccer bon on Monday evening.
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Forest
L F Banke
Washington
Alveria Brocrenmdze
Virgina
E B Titus
Point of Rock
William McKirney
Tutus Wa
Compher
New Jersey
Dalaney
Buccerbon
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Alumnus Association
Galthersburg High School
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James Couzens
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Raisay
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Harry Jennnes
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Harry Sowers
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Burkittsville
Suuck & Tock
Frederick Civ Hospital
Nog Wilson and Son
Chesreefe and Son
Syrdas
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Amy Pimetio
Carone Pipe Cleaner
SZUCA
Hane
St. Augustine
United States
Tom ‘Thumb
Peter Cooper
Baltimore and Ohio
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Philp Curns Nash
University of Toledo
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Hingham
Mass
Elmer E Grown
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Chautauqua
Henry Althoff RC
Belleville
Mark A de Wolfe Howe
Boston
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Edison Marshall
Georma
Reamslaer Ind
Charles S Whitman
New Yo
Tawyer
Hanover
Conn
George H Whipple
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Jacob 4 . Preus
Minnesota
Columbia Co
Bruce Catton
George Clar
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