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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1928
Page
4
The notice discusses submission rules for advertisements and the prohibition of certain errors by telephoning corrections. It mentions consent for publication and the handling of names and firms, with emphasis on accuracy and proper formatting.
Last Friday a colored man body was found near the Odd Fellows Home after a likely hit and run accident on the North Market street pike. The piece urges greater pedestrian care on highways and notes the driver failed to stop as required by law.
Inquiries and scattered remarks reference William F Childs Ir Frank L Wilson Louis L Wilson Zimmerman Howenke and David C Grippin. Pedestrian safety and past actions are discussed as a public concern though details are sparse and some fragments hinder clear context.
A quirky Taste page item quotes a private urging bold play with a playful golf themed line. It hints at a game or PSA about confidence and boldness in action. The wording emphasizes moving from daring to strong in a few strokes.
Managers of People's Drug Stores in Maryland West Virginia District met Tuesday evening at the Francia Ssutt Ker Motel private dining room. Speakers included Evavees treasurer of the company and George E. McCann director of the Educational Department. Store managers J J Hudson and J C Baer attended with Martinsburg and Williamsport locations. The chain operates about 50 stores, 30 in Washington city, with plans for more. Also noted was a rise in business over the past year and ongoing evangelistic services at the United Brethren church each evening at 730. Reverend George W. Srite spoke on Elements of Success in Soul Winning.
The regular quarterly meeting of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Anizaais will be held Thursday evening at IC A. The noted time is listed as 8 o clock.
Frederick items reflect a February 29, 1907 issue with community notes. Isha Mottez, daughter of Ber and Isaac Mottez, married. new name Thomas Mottez. Nine Miler Co hardware store on West Patrick Street hired workers. Young Men's Christian Association board elects officers including Henry Trait and Oli Warehime. Miss Rosa Dyer and Miss Helen Sutpley visit York Pennsylvania. Jacob Ahalt’s son from Middletown loses four fingers at Hagerstown furniture works.
A column reflecting on blonde perspectives from Lorelei Lee style observations. The writer discusses how women perceive men across regions, the idea of changing to fit others, and the shifting view of masculinity, noting regional differences from Texas to New York and the evolving tone of fortune and romance.
A fragmented caption notes Flapper Fanny Says remark in a humorous column. The readable bits hint at light social chatter and gossip across a lively early 20th century page.
Residents and visitors travel between Washington, Frederick, Baltimore, and Philadelphia. Highlights include Harrell home guests, Peabody Conservatory entry, a Baltimore life event, a Grange Hall show February 9, and local family visits as well as illness recoveries and weekend trips.
The Kings Cornet Band held its annual election Friday night with Edward King named president and W H Thompson vice president. John King is recording secretary D le Brown is corresponding secretary C Brooke Beall leads the band with Arthur Heal as assistant leader and R E Haney as treasurer. Members’ dividends were declared and each member received a neat sum.
A short column answers questions about whether children may attend parties at unfamiliar homes, when proper etiquette applies, and whether children should send their own acceptance. The piece notes that traditionally one did not attend without invitation but now it is better not to stand on formality and that school friends' parties are acceptable.
Edinburgh honors a warrior and patriot after receiving a high medal. A grateful nation's hero rests Tuesday in Driburgh Abber Thausiade valley, with mentions of Westminster Abbey, the Haie eetace, and the gamekeeper, butler, and guests noted among mourners. Surviving relatives are listed in the sparse text.
A compact history snapshot lists events from 1820 to 193? including Sher man, Jackson, the Roman Senate action, the Confederate constitution, and Leyden University. notable births include Alba Boardman Johnson and John J Bennet. today also notes Col Lindbergh's welcome in Havana with many Cubans attending.
Dr. Morris Fishbein notes goiter more common in girls than boys based on U S Public Health Service surveys of 55 179 boys and 70 307 girls across 19 localities. Regions near the Great Lakes show the highest rates while coastal areas are lowest. Regular iodine given during growth, school or health department programs, and physician guidance help prevent and treat goiter.
The Western Division of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States will meet in Honolulu for a two day session beginning today. A Congressional committee will hold hearings in Washington on legislation affecting the use of injunctions as strike breaking measures. France marks the centenary of Jules Verne, famed author of Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea and other supernatural fiction.
A compact collection of religious maxims cites Psalm 23 10 about flying on winds and John Wesley noting haste without hurry. The lines echo themes of divine guidance and steady urgency in spiritual life.
Word study note focuses on correct usage and pronunciation of common errors. Today's entry defines incarnation as the act of clothing with flesh or assuming human form, exemplified as the incarnation of loveliness.
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