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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1928
Page
3
Local notice reports a public gathering in Frederiek regarding pricing and distribution of staple goods. Officials promise free entries for attendees and indicate the event will discuss measures to assist residents with essential items.
A 1928 discussion notes Col. Lindbergh's Atlantic feat sparked aviation interest among young men. It urges imitation of his poise restraint and self control rather than just technical daring, praising the character qualities that earn respect and friendship.
Metcher of the American Pan-American delegation warns that threats of aerial attacks on Central or South America could disrupt the Panama Canal for weeks or months. He says the United States would demand protection against such contingencies, noting war entry is unlikely but possible.
Fragmentary OCR note discusses cooking skill and attitude toward failure with scattered typos and missing context. No identifiable people, places, or events can be reliably determined from the readable portions.
A compact, cryptic meditation cites biblical verse asserting nations are a drop in the bucket and dust in the balance. It references phrases about lifting the spirit and seeking what is higher and brighter than earth, attributed to Jean Tani Richter.
A fragmented dialogue records outspoken opinions from CHARLES B GRUFF and GRAHAME JOHXNEON about leadership and power. Staub and Palmer discuss justice, governance and the role of bosses in shaping future guidance.
The passage outlines common errors in English usage and pronunciation with examples. It emphasizes deliberate, systematic study and everyday word building to expand vocabulary and proper form.
A short editorial urging readers to discern truth from rumors and misstatements. It emphasizes critical thinking to separate wise, true information from hearsay and puffery, noting good is around if one analyzes carefully.
Washington reports a push to investigate the power lobby in the capital as the Federal Trade Commission readies to act on Senate mandates. Senator Norris of Nebraska and other lawmakers back the inquiry, viewing it as a priority second only to utility matters. Chairman Humphrey said the commission would proceed with the investigation soon.
A short guide on polite conduct questions about gentlemen offering seats and handshakes. It also mentions Almonda as a key crop of Majorca with a thriving pistacia-like industry and continuous replacement of dying trees.
Local EMS notes from The News dated February 17, 1903 recount minor civic items. The column mentions C. Francis Baughman serving as clerk and lists family connections, awards, and a few residents associated with Frederick streets and institutions.
The bride, well known for church and charity work, is a secretary of the Morald Women’s club and a graduate of Frederick High School. She will reside with the bridegroom on his farm near Luca after a Florida honeymoon with immediate family present.
At the sixth Pan American conference in Havana Charles Evans Hughes, chairman of the American delegation, urged nations to outlaw aggression in the hemisphere and outlined a peace plan. He proposed joint international commissions modeled on the American Canadian boundary setup and broad economic concessions to aid peaceful dispute settlement. Hughes pledged all U S energy to promote pacific settlement of disputes.
Ottawa, Til Feb 17 jury failed twice to reach a verdict after two date and a half days of deliberation in the Tarte Hill murder case. Jurors reported to the courthouse after a night away and remained unable to agree.
Flapper Fanny Says pie ws0 complicated ae a. The fragment hints at a humorous or gossip style column likely about a social scene or gossip line. No clear events, dates, or people are readable.
A collection of past anniversaries and notable birthdays lists figures from U S history. Highlights include ship and aviation milestones, political figures, and cultural icons with events ranging from naval inquiries to theater and religious leadership.
The court released Governor Mars and Coffin after separate proceedings as prosecutors weighed next steps. Attorneys argued the bid for freedom, while the jury returned no conviction, and local records noted the case's abrupt end following Thursday statements.
Marriage licenses issued in Hagerstown and Brunswick for couples including Mati Fun of Trenton and Abner J. Bingham of Weverton with Beatrice I. Hanes of Brunswick. Another license granted in Hagerstown to George M. Mahone age 22 and Margaret C. McNew age 21, both of Brunswick.
Henry Mason Day, associate of Harry F. Sinclair, testifies that he hired Burns detectives to shadow jurors to ensure a square deal and prevent enemies from approaching the panel. Day and Burns denied providing further details due to government objections.
Readers debate sportsmanship and scoring in golf and boxing style social notes. The piece hints at a par solution printed earlier and invites readers to compare opinions on giving versus taking in competition.
The text outlines letter golf rules about changing one word to another in a set number of strokes. It also contains garbled lines about services, an auditorum, and various disjointed phrases from a church or event notice.
Graceham records show Mrs Merle Weller and daughter Charlotte visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Amos Mer. Liosd Groshon visits from Maryland University for the weekend. Moravian church plans an oyster supper in the basement. Mrs G W Cramer of Rocky Ridge visits several days. Wailer Coliflower and wife visit from York Pa. Mrs Ray Bettler at Rock Ridge visits relatives. Locust trees cut in Moravian church yard. Wilbur Miller and Arlis Smith return from the West by motorcycle. Mr and Mrs Null visit their son Barry Neil and spouse nearby.
District residents mention Mr George Burns in quire 111 and tease of gatherings in Galthersburg on Sunday. Guests include Miss Linda Wat King and Miss Roth Wat King, along with A W Lawson in Washington and families Browning Shirer and Beall in Kemptown. Nearby towns show visiting relatives and casual meetups as echoes of small town life.
Local residents frequent Baltimore trips and campus updates. Rev McAndrew at St. Francis Xavier parish, Mt. St Marys Seminary, presides in absence of Rev Reilly. Cornet Band concert draws crowd. Mrs Eyster hosts bridge. funeral of Patricia McManus noted in Philadelphia with Emmitsburg ties.
The article notes growing recognition of vitamin importance in diets with watercress and spinach as seasonal sources of vitamins A and D. It cites experiments showing animals store vitamins and can thrive briefly without supply, while Vitamin C prevents scurvy when given watercress shoots.
Franklinville February 17. Mrs Frank Deberry visited her mother Mrs Wo Miller. Miss Marie Cline of Highfield visited her mother Mrs Samuel Hamerick. Miss Florence Demuth visiting Gettysburg. Leister Lewis celebrated tenth wedding anniversary with about thirty five guests. Little Besard Lewis broke his ankle while playing. Ethel Lewis visited Mabel Cline recently.
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