Daily News Summary Note From 1328 Tuesday
Local item from November 4, 1328 Tuesday, recorded in the Daily News. Partial OCR text shows unclear names and numbers, with fragmented references to a greeting line and a yearlike sequence.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1928
Page
4
Local item from November 4, 1328 Tuesday, recorded in the Daily News. Partial OCR text shows unclear names and numbers, with fragmented references to a greeting line and a yearlike sequence.
A reflective piece debates the causes of divorce and loneliness within marriage. It questions whether law can define companionship ending and notes that unhappy unions persist despite restricted rules and social expectations.
A fragment discusses the $55,000,000 yearly Christmas card market in America and argues cards remind distant friends of old times. It notes people often neglect writing and visiting, urging timely correspondence as a valued service. The piece meanders with garbled lines and stray reflections about memory and success.
Inquiring reporter Sok Phe Peresas is quoted in Bas dou regarding an early claim or action. The fragmentary text references a person named Charles and a mechanical context. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
The letter writer expresses support for Ma Cobrente and Governor candidate proposals. The author urges community backing of ethical standards and industry ties, stating it is a matter of public duty. The piece requests readers to join in advancing the author’s cause.
A snippet from a language column teaches correct usage and pronunciation. It highlights common errors and suggests focusing on vocabulary by studying one word daily. The today's term is mediocrity defined as moderate excellence.
A garbled list of health questions intended for a teacher to ask a student. It includes queries about drinking water, body measurements, vision, posture, routine health checks, dental exams, and daily activities. The text is unclear and contains many typos.
A brief note titled Golf Arithmetic shows Gaizte poor at arithmetic. It states the work includes six steps from one to ten and mentions a solution is provided on the last page.
At Poolesville High School the league voted to sponsor a cement water storage tank for fire protection. John E. Oxley named a committee including George Willard as chair and Dr Byron Walluts to study the project and report at the next meeting.
The item recalls post feast leftovers and the odd pleasure of turkey bones. A separate note reports a large butchered hog weighing around 150 pounds at the Wiles residence near Fulmers on Thanksalving Day, with a sizable dinner hosting relatives and friends.
A brief reminiscence from December 4 1908 notes local people and events in Frederick. Mentions Charles E Zchers Nee A Li Hasme Chap and Dr Charles F Goodell among others. References a prize for the best wheat at the Maryland Horticultural Society show in Baltimore.
In Manhattan directors hide film setups from crowds to avoid disruption. Wilma Banky visits to film a scene, with cameramen staging appearances and masking moves from Fifth Avenue to the subway, while avoiding street crowds and police attention.
OCR fragment lists individuals with partial names and titles. The readable bits mention Mr and Mrs and several surnames, without clear event or context to establish a full news item.
A fragmented history note lists varied items from 1861 to 192? including 4 H club references, a Patterson/City line, Grange, and a Navy aviation mention. It recalls Major E H Brainard and a general sense of notable births and events, ending with a pseudo horoscope and a character analysis.
The Tivoli presents the Paramount film Wings with pioneering synchronized sound, thrilling thousands with lifelike effects of falling planes and machine guns. At the Opera House Neil Hamilton and June Marlowe star in Grip of the Yukon, with Footprints as extra. Bob Custer stars in The Stent Trail at Maryland with action and romance amid comedy and newsreel.
About 50 pupils met Monday at Frederick High School to form a cheering section. Coach Muss Bethr Boyle led drills and five yell practice. Miss Peg Williamson was elected girl cheerleader with a captain to be chosen next week as the team prepares for basketball games.
A fragmented report lists speakers at a December event including Krause of the C2 C1 Shay group and Prof. Reest. Others named are van Pemologi, the Virginis Siots, and attorney Ket fge. The March or December timing and locations like Woodstock WF appear, with notes on redress and organizational roles.
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