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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1928
Page
4
Fragments discuss Lindy Lindargu facing threats of breakdown while public ceremonies loom. The column argues strong national resolve and notes industries could stay busy if consumers bought standard goods and preplanned purchases, easing unemployment and keeping factories running.
Edwin L. Shope from Washington dated February 1 1924 praises The News Sir for its progressive content and features. He highlights Indga lion's statements on the Battle of Monocacy D Baker's local organization addresses Car ver Etekinan's Seamy America letters and Albert B Brown's Early History of Frederick seeking continued support for the paper. He ends with best wishes and signs Edwin L. Shope.
Fragmentary text shows garbled names and phrases about inquiries, rooks, and a few proper nouns. It mentions Mrs. J and Menk, John Halbauch, Miss Pearse, and Agnes Miller in unclear context. The piece reads as damaged OCR with no clear event or outcome to summarize.
Fragmented report of a religious gathering and social entertainments at Pramas Scott Key House. Names include bank officials, local residents, and church members. program highlights list orchestra pieces, solos, recitations, and a Sunday evening service at 7 30 o clock led by Rev John M DeChant.
The young people of the Presbyterian church with Dr Challey F E Webler will entertain the executive secretary of the Christian Endeavor Society of Maryland and Delaware Ltd, along with the president of the Frederick County C B Union, at 6 o'clock this evening in the church dining room. The event aims to foster a vigorous new young people's organization, continuing the church's tradition under Dr Webler.
Real estate agents Cramer and Stauffer sold John W. Grove a three story brick dwelling at 123 West Third Street, Biscr house. The February court term opened with Chief Judge Worthington and Associate Judge Motter. Grand jury foreman Francis H. Markel and a long list of jurors were drawn. Petit jurors named include John Jarod Bhank, George Lovell, Marin Refarzer, and many others. Visitors and local residents were noted, with brief social mentions of H W Winsler and Mr and Mrs J A Harris visiting in the city.
NEA Service presents a portrait of Martha Washington as a pioneer of household beauty routines. The piece notes she crafted personal skincare ideas, teeth care, and home remedies drawn from domestic practice and Revolutionary era sensibilities. It outlines a fragrance free wash, tooth care tips, and a lemon juice blend, with a cautionary tone about modern beauty fads.
The Home makers club hosted a Monday night card party for firemen relief in Taneytown with games 600 Finnch Rook and dominoes. Nine prizes were awarded including door prize to B. B. Hasson and top prizes to Mrs O Sell and George W Newcomer, with about 125 attendees from Emmitsburg and Westminster. Refreshments served amid notes of local residents and passing weather disruptions.
The fragment discusses social manners and courtly conduct. It notes a man should be allowed to pay attentions, and mentions a general question about etiquette evolving. It references polite behavior at home and in greeting, with garbled dialogue on who pays and who initiates courtesies.
A brief note discusses a shift from soft to hard conditions in golf. It references a five step progression and a par plan noted on a last page, implying strategic changes or instructions for play. The text centers on technique and scoring considerations rather than a full narrative or event.
A word ladder riddle explains changing one letter at a time without reordering letters. Start with COW and reach HEN in three steps: COW, HOW, HEW. The puzzle restricts each intermediate must be a complete common word. slang and abbreviations don’t count.
Detour Detour Feb 3 reports visits by Bertha Dorsey Emimiteburg and Clara Lieb with Frederick relatives, gatherings at Harner and Cover homes, and other family events. Woman's Club of Waiken-Ale held three January meetings with Dr Worthington on women’s health and a program on Touring Historical New England. notable attendees included Mrs Browning and Mrs Brehaker. Racing greyhounds are noted to average about 20 miles per hour in 2 seconds per mile.
Mt Airy notes show Miss Alica C Tune formerly a Mt Airy High School teacher from New York visiting friends over the weekend. Mr Roby Day of Long Island stayed with Mrs J Z Burdette. Mrs Lula Pickett with sister Mrs Mahlon r m. Mrs Wilson returning from White Hall near Pride. Missionary society of the M E church South met at Mrs Thomas F Watkins with large attendance. Mr William Watkins in Hagerstown. quote about the wicked world ends.
Fragmentary OCR lists names and titles from a local notice in Wolfsville dated February 2. Individuals cited include Eccard Sarat Tema vine Whee Virginia Ble Lee Goaker Johnson Vicar Wolf Vir kinig Hickesstat Tlaine Smvith Edna K Mee Carter Jan me Buckene Baradow Ass Harsh Atty Marte Tae Powe Misa Higbee Cathermar Leate-man Peehawmn Seared myer Virail Wee Hazel Bicker Miriam Rise Ce¢herin with scattered and unclear spellings.
Today in history items note births and deaths of Sidney Lanier Hudson Maxim Woodrow Wilson and other figures. It lists anniversaries from 1832 to 1926, a Portugal revolt event a coal mine disaster and birthdays of notable people including judges senators and college leaders with ages given.
Dr. Morris Fishbein explains fish digestibility varies with fat content and species. Fatty fish may digest more slowly than lean types like oysters and certain fish. Shellfish provide iodine and vitamins, while oceans offer vitamin D rich oils. Today features include John Fletcher Spence's birth, St Blaise observances, Lindbergh visit to Puerto Rico, Lancashire wage vote, Davis Cup draw, and the Canadian Winter Carnival kickoff.
A compact health urging urges sensible eating and regular exercise to prevent digestion issues and future troubles. The piece stresses daily effort for proper living and lasting wellbeing. It notes Charles W. Shannon, 81, who runs the Lackafaren telephone switchboard, is totally blind.
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