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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1930
Page
3
A fragment discusses a film portraying war as a tragic, pacifistic rite that erases the glory myth. It warns fascist readers weaponize antiwar sentiment for political gain and notes postwar peace rhetoric fades as new conflicts loom. The piece cites Italy and Germany as early indicators of dangerous tides.
A fragmented discussion outlines the push to end tolls on bridges nationwide. Officials and the public weigh the balance between reopening free access and maintaining funds for other public works while noting gradual toll removal remains feasible where privately operated bridges exist.
Fragmented OCR text shows The Inquiring Reporter style with garbled phrases and names. No clear event, date, or location is readable to form a factual summary or identify subjects for a concise card.
A clipped report notes Rogers voices views on President Hoover and the Senate. The remarks touch on congressional leadership and governance without detailing specific proposals or outcomes. The piece emphasizes Rogers stance and the broader political climate.
A cluttered item lists historical events and birthdays including Ambrosee Pare born December 27 1590 and Theodore E Button Ohio senator born in Indiana. It notes 1860 South Carolina secession and 1911 USSR formation, plus various birthdays and a horoscope about steady nature and patience.
Fragmented reminiscences recall a 1810 Christmas season in which church services are noted. Rev W E Brown is feted in Baltimore. other clergymen and local figures attend a service at a central church. A market area near Fifth Street is mentioned with a sense of fright and upheaval in the city.
A Mary Esther letter from Midletown recalls Christmas scenes as students return from school and college and the city notes a mix of celebration and hardship. The piece emphasizes unity of the needy with the more fortunate and hopes for joy and peace this season.
The article cautions that many toys pose hazards for kids under three. It warns against sharp edged toys small novelties and dangerous items and notes the family context with Christmas gift lists. It suggests avoiding guns and dangerous leaps while stressing careful selection of age appropriate toys.
A daily English lesson presents the word rectify meaning to make right or amend. The sample sentence shows I wish to rectify my mistake. The note emphasizes careful usage and expanding vocabulary by learning one word per day.
Albert A. Ady was elected master of the Germantown Grange at the annual election, succeeding James D. King. Other officers were chosen, including Genoa King as Overseer and Marcia Seaman as Treasurer, with a slate to be installed in January.
The golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Kaetzel was celebrated at their Gapland home on December 13 with many relatives and friends attending. Attendees included numerous Kaetzel siblings and spouses, local clergymen, and a wide circle of the Kaetzel and Reid families.
Conference outlines minimum protections for health and welfare of children. Recommendations include medical care, nutrition, housing, education, and protection from abuse with coordinated district and state programs and trained public health staff. Emphasizes access for rural children and need for community services and voluntary organizations.
Awan a Bible thought references Provwehe 29 55 with a note about Gadrae as the source or speaker. The text appears fragmentary and unclear but points to a religious quotation and a region or tribe named Gadrae.
Gilbert Swan reports on the New York Aquarium once linked to P. T. Barnum and its Sea Horse boat bringing back specimens. The piece notes seven major aquariums in the city, air shortages for subways, and the logistics of shipping salt water and tank air for extended journeys to and from coastal and inland cities.
Fragmentary report describes a vessel at a harbor with equipment and fish tanks. The damaged text mentions aquariums and a dog reacting to something, but key details and proper names are unreadable.
The New Windsor area hosts a ton manty program at Blue Ridge College chapel on Christmas Eve at 7. The event features duets, major selections by the New Windsor band, and a tree lighting on campus the following night. Other notices include a Presbyterian church Christmas program Tuesday at 7:30, visits from residents to families in Baltimore and Frederick, and a high school operetta My Spanish Sweetheart with local soloists.
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