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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1929
Page
4
A discussion on social gatherings and conversation philosophy, noting that leaders like Coolidge advocate listening more than speaking. It argues fluent talk can mask ignorance, and that true influence comes from encouraging others to speak while listening carefully.
Readers send messages of sympathy to Marshal Foch after a serious illness. The hero of World War I is praised for his campaign plan that aided Allied forces and helped end the war sooner. The note reflects gratitude from millions in America and mentions ongoing respect for his service.
The article notes that malnourished children show poorer health habits than well nourished peers. It discusses weight height indices within ten percent of normal, the influence of diet rich in sugars on children, and the need for protective foods like milk and leafy vegetables. It also highlights palatability, digestion, sleep, rest, and relaxation as factors in digestion and growth.
A compact teaching note discusses mispronunciations and word usage. It contrasts similar terms like solitude and solienation, and cautions about pronunciation of Beethoven. The piece urges careful word choice and unit letter emphasis in spelling and meaning.
A planning expert discusses a model community emphasizing orderly street layouts, parks, and building design to integrate with city circulation. Whitten's plan, praised in building circles, proposes deed restrictions, school-centered layouts, standard pavements, and controlled development to create a stable, self contained district.
A fragmented notice reads like a community letter about golf at a Moor venue. It notes scheduling or rules and mentions local figures, but details are unclear from the readable text.
An item titled Today in History presents anniversaries and events from past dates. It highlights notable moments and individuals connected to the date. The readable text offers a snapshot of remembered milestones without detailed context.
A fragmented note recalls Masise EF ty Fas and related figures, mentioning a veteran actress and a treaty era, with references to preachers and social themes. The passage remains murky, but signals a commemorative or biographical snippet tied to past events and figures in a district.
Obscure OCR fragment mentions a dentist and grading terms with unclear context. Readable bits reference LUF'S STUFF and a visit to a dentist. No complete event, names, dates, or places can be confirmed from the text.
New York features the Chanins led by Irwin Chanin, a 30 year old planner who grew from $100 to skyscrapers. The brothers opened the 36 story Chanin Building on 42nd Street, a symbol of bold urban growth, funded by borrowings and a telegraph promise of work.
The piece notes a side entrance idea for gallery and balcony patrons at venues like the Roxy Theater. It mentions crowding, needs for wider seats, and a push to avoid front entrances. It also reflects on war protests and old fashion badges, with street scenes around Fifth Avenue and Times Square.
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