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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1930
Page
4
A jumbled colonial era style meditation mingles festive wishful content with stray phrases about a vanished child, social concern for the unfortunate, and scattered aphorisms. The text shifts between imagined scenes and aphoristic musings on wealth, deception, and humor.
An OCR fragment contains scattered quotes and garbled phrases. It mentions individuals like Landes Schwab Ford and Henry Ford among jumbled lines. The text blends remarks on character, prison, pacifism, and perceived superiority with unrelated fragments.
Mr Rogers reports the coast remains focused on football consciousness as Will and Hoo lead a cautious season. Local readers are urged to watch for updates on team strategy and upcoming games.
A concise report outlines a daily English lesson focusing on pronunciation and grammar basics. It highlights practice exercises, teacher guidance, and student engagement strategies for improving speaking and writing skills.
Fragmentary text mentions ease, costs, rewards, and attempts to treat Athens Pantte. Names and solid details are unclear, leaving the item as a puzzling or nonsensical notice with no clear event or date. The readable parts suggest a general promotional or speculative note without concrete facts.
The Stony School Associations elected Mre. William 3 in ofers as president and Mrs. James i Ragere, of Chevy Chase, as vice president with Mrs. J Somervell Dawson of Rockville as secretary-treasurer. The meeting at Rockville High included 42 constituent bodies and speakers from county offices. A motion to print White House Conference on Child Welfare principles for parents was adopted.
Fragmentary item from The Hews column dated December 5 2310 notes a discussion of hire CORDATES and mentions winter bears and a State Horse On Dower Fr ont Minor timore. The text is garbled with multiple misspellings and incomplete phrases.
Social pages detail gatherings at the Country Club and Hemp Hall, with names including Dr. and Mrs. Montgomery and Dr. Montgomer y. Mrs. Haller hosted two bridge evenings with pink and low color schemes, while guests celebrated at various dinners. The piece also notes travels and lectures by cultural figures and announces a funeral in Thurmont for Stanley M. Damonds.
The readable text hints at a discussion of digestion processes, mucus amounts, and related material in a care setting. It mentions cows, Gaieenen, and possible references to songs or calculations, but the fragmentary source provides limited coherent facts.
Olen L. Beachley, 22, near Middletown, was wounded in the right hand chest and forehead when a shotgun he carried discharged. He reached Frederick City Hospital about 3:39 PM with injuries not expected to be serious. his right thumb may require amputation. Beachley, who said he was alone fox-hunting, was walking southwest of town when the accident occurred one mile south of the Middletown Garrison highway two miles west of Middletown. He was married.
A New York Times style note describes a missing young woman last seen near the Penn Station area. A vendor’s sign pleads help, with a husband claiming abduction and expressing deep sorrow. Neighbors recall the couple's modest life and rent struggles. Readers urged to share any information.
Historical notes mark anniversaries of figures like Martin Van Buren and Christina Rosser, with births and deaths across 18th to 20th centuries. Birthdays list includes Charles D. Mahatte, Rev Charles R. Joy, and Elis Parker Butler among others, noting ages and origins.
Local officials move to raze remaining structures for the new courthouse project in Mocogomesy county as Petersville Farmers Club prepares a meeting on November 26. Details of annual HEF and officer elections set for January 14 are discussed during next committee session.
A compact note cites Proverbs 26 1 about boldness likened to a lion. The short reflection emphasizes strength and prudence in wording.
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