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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1929
Page
9
Fragmentary report depicts a playful moment aboard a vessel where sailors shout ship a-hoy and mock a race. Phrases about a big basket and spinning the salad appear in garbled dialogue, with laughter and banter noted among crew.
Congress observed Abraham Lincoln’s birthday with brief eulogies in both chambers. Senator Smoot praised Lincoln in the Senate while Representative Moore read the Gettysburg Address to a attentive House. The day also saw routine committee work on the native branch appropriation and ships purchases by Paul W. Chapman at a bid of 16.08 million dollars. House hearings continued on tariff and public programs as part of ongoing fiscal proceedings.
Mrs. Frederick, Maryland, near Burker Station, reports Natex eased years of rheumatic pains and neuralgia. She says she has better mobility after weeks of use and credits the treatment for reducing headaches and indigestion. Free samples offered.
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