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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1929
Page
4
A historical note warns that speculative booms danger when banks fall and prices soar. It urges restraint, argues that rises tempt overborrowing, and recommends buying with one’s own money and seeking home town banker advice.
A reflective piece on cheerfulness and its impact on mood and social atmosphere. The author urges living with joy to clear gloom, praising pleasant demeanor and inner levity as the key to happiness and better interactions.
Fragmentary note cites Proverbs 35 57 and hints at pride or glory being linked to poison. Indicates caution against overeating and honoring self. Lacks clear events or names.
Odd interview item features Walsh Roderick discussing a local matter with a reporter. The fragmentary text hints at questions about a man and a possibly humorous or critical angle. The source is sparse and unreadable in parts.
The text presents a prayerful meditation urging focus on heavenly treasures beyond earth. It contrasts worldly pursuits with eternal values, asking God to reveal lasting riches and to guide away from vain paths toward spiritual reward.
The piece notes daily lessons in English focusing on plausible meaning and correct usage. It reports Mountain City Council No. 12 Sons and Daughters of Liberty celebrating its 32nd anniversary with a banquet in Independent Hall attended by members from multiple towns and a state delegation.
Frederick column items recount events from February 2 1880s to 1900 noting civic items and social happenings. The fragment mentions a tavern and local observers, with sparse details about residents and places in Frederick.
A fragmented list recalls historical birthdays and deaths including General Antonio Lopez de Santa Ana born in Mexico and died later, John Henry New, Earl of Mayo, Alice Freeman Palmer, Benedict Spinomi, and Ruthind VI. It notes notable figures with brief biographical markers and scattered dates, presenting a mosaic of past events and birthdays.
Flapper Fanny comments on temptation to wear hats in the W Sears Costa setting. The column offers playful style advice and social observations characteristic of the era.
The report notes Luu facing unspecified blocks and uncertainties, with citizens awaiting clarification on plans and potential developments. Officials maintain a cautious stance as details remain vague.
President-Elect Hoover met with President Coolidge for about an hour then with Kellogg to review the administration. After the closed session Hoover told reporters general affairs of government had been discussed and referred further enlightenment to the chief executive. Golden Wedding Celebrated for Sidney H Wachter and wife in Walkersville with family gathering and blessings.
A fragmented letter describes a golf challenge and a sword pit event. It mentions a Mary Rout and a hurt, with par noted as a fast target. Details are unclear but the scene centers on a controversial golf related competition and injuries amid a heated dispute.
In a pondering vignette of Broadway reporting, Walter Kingsley, famed consultant to editors and the gossip of the press, dies after an illness misreported as meningitis. His death follows a career shaping the industry’s legends and headlines.
The column previews personal hygiene titles like Personal Hygiene Applied by Jesse Feiring Williams and What You Should Know About Health by Howard W. Haggard, praising rational, fact based guidance. It also mentions other health education works and notes future items and local topics such as a fire company ward assignment and a gas station incident.
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