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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1930
Page
4
An incomplete TAR Daily News fragment reports alleged actions linked to a Lee case, noting late maintenance and related proceedings. The readable text references charges or proceedings and mentions a Bastle and weaponry context amid the blurred content.
A historical reflection on rights and duties across society tied to Christmas themes. It laments focus on entitlements over obligations, arguing true peace comes when people fulfill duties as earnestly as they seek their rights, and notes how neglect of duties could lead to conflict and social strife. It recalls a Christmas sermon about charity and responsibility.
The quoted remarks warn that a revolutionary crisis may soon unfold in the United States. Speakers including Hamilton Mish Jr and others suggest the end of world capitalism could arrive, prompting a return to traditional work and a focus on the nation’s foundational institutions.
A brief devotional line urges reciprocal love as the path to being loved, citing a Bible verse and a concise moral: if you wish to be loved, love others.
An unclear garbled text references Will Rogers and Hollywood with mentions of professors, Beamer, Beverly, and various stray words. The readable fragments imply a historical note or entertainment item, but specifics are not coherent. No clear events, dates, or entities can be established.
Fragmentary notes recount Damascus club activities and meetings. Descriptions include a December banquet with speakers Sere yan H. Walling and Miss Jahice Hyatt honored for achievements at George Washington University. The record also mentions officers elected for the coming year, social exchanges, and a Kempton school birthday gathering with games and refreshments amid a jumbled, partially legible text.
Twenty years ago today December 16 1910 Maryland delegates gathered at the courthouse for their annual meeting and adopted new automobile toll rates. Local figures like P N Hammaker Nash E Cramer and George R Dennis spoke as a large crowd attended noting work by community leaders. A survey of the district was completed by C T Zacharias C T Opie and G H Rott while plasterers Charles F Brenner and Warren Young prepared a new home for John Pook at Braddock Besghsa. Thieves stole carpenters tools and equipment during wage-related activity.
A scanned page lists home style baking instructions for Christmas cookies and candies. It names ingredients like butter sugar flour and spices, describes making fondant creams cocoa candy and dipping chocolates, and outlines steps to bake roll coat and cut confections. It preserves old dish names and measurements, noting temperatures and cooling steps.
The November attendance report lists winning schools and their marks across grade levels from one to six rooms. Notable entries include Philips Delight, Mt Pleasant, West Seventh Street, Bruns wick, and Middletown with marks ranging from the high 90s to the low 80s, reflecting district attendance performance and ranking.
Fragmentary prose by A Lufburrow reflecting on floods earthquakes and warfare. The text laments human limits, wishes for guidance to prevent conflict, and calls for strength to avert war, stressing disaster exposes weakness more than it proves power.
The article describes experiments on animals and humans to show how heat affects the body. It explains symptoms like heatstroke and heat exhaustion and notes that extreme heat can cause death if not managed. It cites cooling wards and supportive care as effective in recovery.
Mr L L Feiga Mrs A V Baer and the Harringtons of Frederick spent Sunday in Hagerstown with the Wilsons family. Dorothy Ranneberger of Doubs visited her brother Harry Ranneberger. Rebecca Grove of Washington DC stayed with her mother Eugeni Grove. McKinney family returned from Lancaster visit. Edna McAbee Tinnenbaum of Chicago Throis visits her mother Eliza McAbee and A K Leon. Baxter Biggs family moved to Frederick. Markell Claggett of Quince Orchard visited Walter Cecil family. Claggett’s mother is ill. Harry Fisher and family spent Sunday with Rey and Max Shull of Doubs. Grover Mossberg and Margretta and Evelyn of Buccsystond visited G W Fisher. George Luts of Frederick visited Austin Feawn. Mrs Jesse Fox Sr of Rocky Ridge spent several days with J Franklin Fox. Lafayette Wastier and M Lafaye Wasting with their sister-in-law Franklin. Mrs Goldie Soper and daughter Dorothy spent Sunday evening with Minnicks.
Taneytown notes record the Palmer funeral at Uniontown for Frank E. Palmer, Christmas box deliveries to Porto Rico by Trinity Lutheran’s Young Women, and local residents' visits. It mentions Congressman William C. Lankford and Dr. W. Davis speaking at Grace Reformed, plus college Christmas services, carols, and student programs reflecting seasonal observances.
Gilbert Swan recalls a Newport News Virginia scene during a ship launching near New York, detailing a crowd, dignitaries including Mrs. Hoover, and the transformation of a historic bell into a rivet as the old warship is christened. The piece contrasts grand ceremony with street chatter and racial tension observed among workers and spectators.
The Bal ienger Farm Bureau held its Christmas meeting Monday at the Feagaville school house. Large attendance heard readings by Zimmerman and others, with Santa Claus delivering boxes of confectionery to attendees.
A pastiche list notes September 30 anniversaries and historical events including Beethoven Jane Austen and Bill of Rights with births and deaths. It also lists Today’s Birthdays Harriet Laidlaw Daniel Steck Arthur Bodenski Ralph Cram and others, plus a Horoscope about a precise temperament and potential outcomes with education.
This lesson explains common errors such as misusing words like feel and fee and adds guidance on pronunciation. It suggests focusing on a single new word daily to expand vocabulary and improve clarity, including tips on accent and correct spelling.
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