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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1928
Page
4
A historical notice warns against publication of certain material and mentions legal authorities and procedures. It references state police involvement and formal consequences for improper discussion or publication. The fragment notes restrictions and potential corrections to content in line with official directives.
The piece recalls George Washington on a February observance, praising his stature as statesman and soldier. It credits his military skill and vision with keeping the American cause intact, guiding postwar unity, and shaping a lasting federal framework. Marylanders express annual reverence to Washington as a foundational national builder.
A home where children learn courtesy through example shapes mature behavior. Honest guidance during adolescence at high school age helps, while ridiculing effort to do the right thing is discouraged.
Fragmentary remarks mention Perseus and requests for free data, with scattered names including VIRGINIA CLINE MARY YOUNG and WILLIAM E. KRINDLEY. Text resembles an archival interrogation transcript with uncertain context and garbled phrases.
Meditation recalls confessing sins as cleansing. It notes Christianity centers on individual dignity and accountability. The piece links Jesus temptation to personal defeat and urges honest self review and prayer for purity through Jesus Christ.
Miss Og. Thernadine Ridenour hosted a bridge gathering with a green and gold theme. Attendants included Mrs. C. Frederick Bowers and others from Frederick, Buckstown, and Middletown. First prize went to Mrs. G. Reth. second to Mrs. Fred Hoffman. a draw prize to Mrs. C. Frederick Bowers.
Local items from The News dated February 22 1905 note the En Avant Literary Society at Frederick College with readings and musical numbers. The Mimah Chapter No 1 Order of the Eastern Star and Miss Clara Weinbrenner perform piano and vocal selections. Nelly Burges and Amod Burgee appear in a Talos Breeze item and a purchase from ex State Senator Frank is mentioned. North Market Street reference.
The Navy Court of Inquiry assigns responsibility for the collision of submarine 84 and coast guard destroyer Paulding to the commanders of both vessels. It also recommends the removal of Rear Admiral Frank H Brumby from the Atlantic fleet rescue operations command for lacking decisive guidance. The report praises the rapid mobilization of officers and vessels for deep sea rescue at Provincetown.
An annual preLesten fastnachy tea event featured the Chanter of AlL Saints Re erent and highlighted the role of the Mts Ernes: Berkees as treasurer. The informal gathering drew local attendees and discussed communal duties amid the festive season.
A tribute praises George Washington for his skill and leadership during the Revolutionary War. The author credits Washington with remarkable deeds amid hardships, arguing the revolution required gallant men and that Washington earned lasting fame for his strategic “game.”
The Brothers of Thrift held their annual banquet featuring members and attendees from the community. Notable names listed include Sohy Wal Derr, J. Marrone, and Charles Kinga among many attendees, with association members and guests acknowledged.
A 1925 Chevrolet coach owned by George Layman disappeared from in front of Macyland Hospital in Baltimore after an afternoon visit. Layman notified police. witnesses Swain and the son were at the hospital, and the car in good condition was last seen parked near the institution before it vanished.
In Baltimore on February 2 Frank H. Collins, 46, accused his estranged wife of misconduct with another man and fired three shots at her body. He then rushed her to a hospital, attempted suicide by shooting himself under the heart. Both were expected to die, doctors said. police report notes a street confrontation preceded the shooting and the hospital stunt.
Sunday gatherings feature C R B Reddiex and family with Earl Harp and others. Visits include Dinter families, Keller, Barton, and Zimmerman households. John Dinterman buys a radio. Edith Fleming and Kathe Tucker noted indisposed. Families from Frederick, Baltimore, Lewistown and Mt. Pleasant visit locals.
The Matriach Theater in Maryland was redecorated with a fresh finish on the large floor and new wall colors of deep red and stall colors. The improvements, funded by committees of the Mosinee Benefit Association, aim to enhance the theater’s appearance and acoustics.
A brief puzzle note explains how following letter golf plans leads from PLANS to DRAWN to five brokes. It suggests a path to solution and hints a solution printed on the fast pare.
PJ presents rules for the letter golf game. Players change one letter per move keeping valid words, converting COW to HEN in three steps. No slang or abbreviations, exact letter order, complete word each jump, solution printed on last page.
A compact English lesson notes pronunciation and usage. It explains mispronunciations and provides phonetic guidance illustrating the differences between crept and krep with examples referencing Mr. Smith and Mr. Brown in a company context.
A summary of Mottram of London University outlining how diets may fail in quantity or quality, with bread as a study example. The piece describes protein value, vitamins, minerals, roughage, and diet balance, noting mixed diets and gender differences, plus historical references and commentary on bread’s role.
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