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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1930
Page
4
The survey across 46 states shows most papers back the President's plan with strong aid in nine states and no local opposition in four. Only a few regions differ with harmony across New England to the Pacific Coast on the national measure. Congress need not be in doubt given broad press consensus.
An altered piece discusses Will Rogers and his view on attendance for football games. The text includes garbled phrases and fragmented names, reflecting an OCR damage with ambiguous specifics.
A fragment discusses high school seniors contemplating life after graduation with earnest debate. It notes girls not yet college age influence discussions, critiques of young women and the shift toward self sufficiency, while considering future home duties.
A cryptic fragment offers aphorisms on self control and temper. mentions verses or phrases about anger and reflection. The text reads as a collection of stray maxims with unusual spellings and no clear source attribution.
William J. Grove of Lime Kiln argues in letter form that all citizens are equal under the law and should pay taxes. He calls for a broad income tax, reducing burdens on farmers and small property owners, with exemptions and reassessment changes to relief the farmer, and urges salaried individuals to pay income tax including teachers judges and the president.
A collage of quotes from officials and academics on colonial policy and education. Pedro Guevara, senior resident commissioner, notes status changes in the Philippines. O Flaherty and Molt critique misdirected research praise. A Viscount defends wartime stance and peace via readiness. Hoover emphasizes advertising's role in society.
An unclear note outlines aims for a fresh start with plans and goals. It mentions stretching the year, pledging tasks, and setting new targets as time progresses, though many phrases are garbled.
Fragmentary notes reflect a newspaper item from Arlington West Virginia with garbled references to Christmas, Santa Claus, and local market chatter. Names, dates, and clear events are missing or unreadable. content is too incomplete to determine the main fact.
The Milan Cathedral begun in 1386 stands as Europe’s largest church built with Tassin marble. Architects like who designed the structure and Theidt laid pavement and a baroque facade ordered by Napoleon in 1013. The crypt houses Carlo Borromeo’s body. The cathedral sits in Milan, a leading financial, commercial, and manufacturing hub. From the roof the surrounding countryside appears divided into tree-lined square plots.
Recipe excerpt detailing veal cutlets wrapped in bacon with parsley and shallot stuffing and buttered garnish, then fried and served with Royal Cream custard made from milk gelatin eggs sugar and vanilla. Includes steps for preparation, cooking times, and serving notes.
A jumble of short visits and family gatherings lists residents and relatives in Edgewood and nearby towns. The notes mention numerous multiple households in Frederick and Waynesboro areas, with several families visiting or hosting weekends and Sundays. References to local names include Barnes Grimes Stambaugh Harbaugh and Shriner among others.
John Yingliig and wife spent Saturday evening with Charles Myers. Samuel d Foyle spent Sunday staying in Jchneville visiting relatives.
A historical note lists births and deaths such as Dr. S. Parkes Cadman and Francs Burton Harrison, plus events like the third amendment era and Washington’s burial. It includes dates, places and brief biographical details, ending with a poetic, reflective appraisal of talent and character.
Daily lesson item teaches misused phrases pronunciation and spelling notes. Today's word facial defined as pertaining to the face with example of a severed facial artery.
Light snow began in the late afternoon and covered city streets and county roads to less than an inch. Snow fell from the southwest around 3 30 p m and varied by locale from three quarters to nearly an inch. Forecast calls for overcast skies and rising temperatures with possible light rain helping end the snow.
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Chronic rheumatic conditions haunt ancient remains and modern patients alike. Studies show high prevalence in hospitals across London Berlin Boston and the United States with family history occupation and damp housing influencing risk. Prevention stressing circulation moisture and sunshine is urged.
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