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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1928
Page
4
The piece critiques high pressure salesmanship and over-persuasion in consumer credit, noting the partial payment plan aids industrial progress while urging vigilance against abuses. It emphasizes the need for gradual elimination of risky practices and warns against overextension by financiers and automakers.
An article in the St Louis Post-Dispatch marks its 10th anniversary with President Coolidge detailing his health regime. It highlights regular exercise, steady routines, and a calm mindset as essential for those with heavy responsibilities.
Vague notes circulating in Port Ce reference a wake up order and a mortgage price. Local residents report confusion as a news-like fragment mentions Thanksgiving and a postal or newspaper context.
A reader writes that many households wish for one gift this Christmas, a national plea to Congress. The letter pleads for broader support from Uncle Sam, envisioning a present that benefits the nation and the world, not just individual homes.
The piece argues for rapid ratification of a broad peace treaty as a Christmas gift to the nation and the world. It opposes war, cites Uncle Sam as a symbol of peace, and contrasts with wartime hardship. The writer recalls past harms and wishes for relief through peaceful diplomacy and cooperative global relations.
An excerpt recalls 19th century flu outbreaks and early epidemiology, noting parallels between past pandemics and current concerns. It discusses spread patterns from coastal to inland areas, public health responses, and perceived immunity and resistance in populations, with references to schools and institutions.
The nine room frame dwelling on A street in Brunswick, once owned by Jamies W Jennings, was sold at trustees sale to J D Feliers of Brunswick for 4700 dollars. Trustees Newman and Charles E Jeower represented the estate Car Storen in Brunswick.
Fragmentary note recalls Tin Frederick with hints of irony and historical reference. The text lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable figures beyond the mentioned name.
A reading section presents misused words and pronunciation tips by W LL Gordon. It highlights misused phrases, misspellings, and the daily goal to grow vocabulary with one word each day.
Carroll and State Auditor Daniel 32 testified as a grand jury investigated a $375,000 State Roads Commission shortage. The panel planned to resume the road contracts inquiry with Carroll and Auditor Lewis A. Mahlone scheduled to appear, along with Tippett and detectives, as the investigation continues.
A collage of historical notes for December 18 mentions events in Venezuela and Ohio, figures linked to West Over, and births of writers in Littie May and at Berlin. It references notable people tied to St Fiske and Germany and notes a dated horoscope commentary on ambition and romance.
New York theater workers face a Christmas season marked by packed shows and scarce dough. Stories reveal stage families, benevolent hosts for chorus girls, and hotels trying to conjure home atmospheres amid crowded schedules and bright decorations.
Taneytown briefs report property transfers and hospital visits. Thomas Lawrence buys Mrs. Margaret E. Bank property near town. Alison Brale Trust sells Opera House building. Local residents Mrs. Foreman, Hemler, Arnold, and Staley family events noted along with hospital stays and family gatherings.
Mrs Howard Collfawer and two children returned home after a week with her sister near Middletown. Mrs W Collfawer of Baltimore visited Miss Ella Weiler. The Moravian church plans a Christmas Eve light service and a Christmas Day program titled Night Of The Star. Mollie Fisher returns home after a month with sister Willan Whicbrenner. Mr and Mrs Eli Rice welcome a seven pound baby.
Baltimore December 18. Governor Ritchie announced 37 inmates from state penal institutions will be paroled at the start of the new year. Paroles take effect December 31 unless reversed. Two pardons for restoration of citizenship were also granted.
Poolesville Community League will feature a Christmas program at its Thursday night meeting at Poolesville High School. John E Owley president says the usual business meeting precedes the program.
The note explains letter golf as changing one word to another by a set number of strokes while preserving letter order. Each step must form a complete common word. slang and abbreviations don’t count. One solution appears on the last page.
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