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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1930
Page
4
A mixed archival excerpt contrasts themes of highway landscape reform and Christmas greeting customs. It notes laws curbing roadside neglect and the push to preserve scenic beauty, while another passage reflects on the growing tradition of sending Christmas cards to sustain friendships and ease annual post office workload.
A chaotic OCR fragment lists names and places including Frederick Mira Norman Lease and Marla State School for the Draft. It references Red Cross fundraising efforts in 1930 with numerous individuals such as Mrs Emma F. Vernon and Sheriff Charles Crum, noting a drive surpassing previous records amid unclear context.
N A Lufburrow cautions readers about careless driving. He decries fatal consequences from thoughtless acts and urges motorists and pedestrians to act with caution to prevent deaths and injuries on the road.
A community butchering event occurred at the residence of Mr and Mrs Wilbert Smith near Mr Pleasant. The gathering included many neighbors and local residents such as Mrs Wa ve Clarke Stains Mrs Emery Wiltide Mr and Mrs Walter Zumerman Mr and Mrs mn Smith Laura 5 mime 1 and several others with numerous Smith family members named in attendance.
The Blut and Gre Beauty Shoppe, run by Wes Patrick and proprietor Thomas Ketaéou, marks its opening with over two thousand permanent waves performed. The shop's location is noted as present S. b007 West Patrive, noting steady growth and local demand for styling services.
Fragmentary OCR notes list names and roles such as trustees Henry Ro iamor Hatt F Bensc and B J Ease parscan, plus references to a Christmas event, Dr C B Cones, and a Pennsylvanian tally. Content is fragmented and uncertain.
A fragmentary feature describes Stronghold, a mountain estate offering grand views from a cement road approach to a wooden gate. It notes a cohosted orphan boys school, later closed, and outlines planned improvements, breathtaking vistas, the Devil's Kitchen area, and hopes for Stronghold to become a local mountain community or retreat for romantics seeking scenic, out-of-the-way places.
In Westminster, Md, Deputy Game Warden Samuel Bowman was fined for assaulting Charles Mehring during an attempted arrest over a nighttime skunk hunting incident. Magistrate George E. Ben Sampert oversaw cases late into the night. Bowen faced $150 in fines and costs, with related charges against others noted, including Reckless driving and a December butchering gathering at Mountain Dale.
An article explains four hour nursing intervals and feeding adjustments to prevent hunger at the end of the period. It notes that infants may need earlier feeds if very active or if prior feeding was small, and advises short nursing times per breast to avoid swallowing air and reflux. It emphasizes mother rest and correct holding positions during feeds.
A collage of quotations features Sir Oliver Lexige praising American culinary achievements, Rev Reinhold Newnar highlighting optimism, Fred Astaire on modesty and public life, and Marcy James J Walker noting accomplishments over tenure. Also cited is Rev Elmore M McKre on deep life understanding.
Thurmont Thurmon reports funeral arrangements for Inan J A Hankey in Dayton Ohio with services at Crea geratown and related family notices. Edward For and Miss Allen hosted by James H. Firor family in Taneytown. Mrs. Sanford ScaTer and Jann B. Baker from Manchester visited relatives in Thurmont. Baltimore visitors seen at local home gatherings and social rounds.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a December 24 evening event around 7 o clock with names like Thomas and Cars Vas STKE Ded and Mus. Caves are mentioned in a garbled form.
A flood of names and memories recalls Broadway's past including Hammerstein and the Met theater. The piece touches on orchestras, stage life, rooftop bookings, and the era’s lively show business scene with scattered references to notable venues and figures.
Today in history lists births and deaths of notable figures from Thomas Gallaudet to Alfred Nobel, plus landmark events such as Mississippi joining the Union and Wyoming granting women suffrage. Birthdays include Eugene Sue, Emily Dickinson, and Nobel laureate Alfred Nobel, with brief notes on their significance and dates.
Fragmentary note urges shunning of profanity and pagan behavior citing Timothy 2 16. Quotation blends archaic spelling and Shakespearean style, with unclear context or attribution.
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