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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1928
Page
4
An early 20th century notice extols a journal as open and revealing the public mind. It emphasizes human interest and the appeal of stories about a man his family health and achievement, inviting readers to hear a hearing or reading.
A tentative US France agreement on reviving the Root arbitration treaty is outlined as similar to the expired pact with carved exceptions. While not guaranteed to avert war if tensions rise, officials argue peaceful settlement is preferable though not guaranteed. Commentary questions the high price of conflict and notes cautions about overreliance on promises and eloquent rhetoric.
Fragmentary lines show an Inquiring Reporter addressing Fore Porscen and Kendem about restoration issues. The text includes stray words and garbled phrases, with unclear context and several nonstandard spellings, making the core event hard to determine.
The author laments shifts in daily life recalling fewer cigarettes, scarce planes, and public modesty no longer the norm. He contrasts past customs with present street crowds and evolving social norms in a reflective Paragraphed note attributed to N A Lufburrow.
Mrs Bladen Lowndes hosts Misa Helena N Stauffer and Repulican national committee member from Maryland at the Tincoin Day luncheon of the Women's Republican Study Club of Maryland at the Emerson Hotel Baltimore. Congress member Fret N Zihlman to meet the association committee next Wednesday February 22 after postponement of the Heel Association meeting.
A Frederick column recalls a dated local scene with the Ascot Literary Society readings and recitations by Bessie Vorascl and Lena Derres. Mentioned are Davitt Edwin and Samcel, a reappointment of Fossen as clerk, and travel notes about Eezar and SiCardsiies from a Pittsburgh trip.
A New York court plan advanced to relocate trials to a refurbished basement at Central Station. Authorities cleared the basement this week, with a new floor to be laid and debris removed. The move aims to speed hearings for cases and keep magistrates on duty.
The New York State Supreme Court rules that the Transit Company may not prohibit the American Federation of Labor from organizing transit workers. The decision limits the company’s ability to block union activity while labor seeks to represent transit employees. Separately, a report by ALBL Harber notes a sharp rise in automobile fatalities across the US since 1920, with regional variations and faster growth in the Northeast and South.
City officials confirm the appointment of Mr Grove as master engineer and discuss support for his future business in engineering. A request from the State Roads Commission to place twelve road sign posts within the city limits is deferred for now. The aldermen approve two tablets for Baker Park and list bills paid to various vendors. A revival program at Centennial Methodist Church reports steady attendance and musical guests.
Readers weigh in on golf fashion as smart style rises in popularity among players. The letter suggests etiquette and performance mix, noting that style can match par with disciplined play and skillful approach shots.
The text explains letter golf where one word changes to another in a set number of strokes. It notes COW to WEN via COW, FLOW, NEW, with the rule that letter order cannot change. The solution is printed on the last page.
A fragmentary social column records visits among locals in Daysville and nearby areas. Clues name Mrs Mary Darp, Clifford Dinterman, Earl Harp, Mr and Mrs Ha rown and three daughters, Margaret and Minale, and other neighbors, with references to Walkers j and Walters Ward Dinterman Yarpan Sam. Wilford Wisner recovers from paresis.
A jumble of historical notes marks anniversaries and birthdays. Entries mention Imrewucea Im Congress ion of the Territory, Ty Kent Kane, Sam N. West, and the Primrose and West minstrel team. Also noted are a federal gift tax constitutional question and a mid Pacific steamship disappearance.
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Dr Morris Fishbein reviews goat versus cow milk focusing on safety and composition. Goats produce more milk but have lower vitamin A and little vitamin C when fed poor fodder. Tuberculosis risk in goats appears comparable to cows. regions with goat milk show related illnesses like undulant fever subject to sanitation.
A column presents etiquette guidance for dances. It answers questions about a man’s responsibility to ensure his partner has every dance and what to do if she is unavailable. The guidance states that once a partner is taken for a dance, the man’s obligation ends and suggests asking other men to request dances.
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