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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1929
Page
4
A biased profile laments Yaen Daldiaen for taking unfair advantage in sports and business. The piece notes repeated side plays on tracks and questionable conduct in golf and community ventures. It calls out his unpopularity among peers and the public’s quick judgment of unfair competition.
A fragment discusses President Coolidge proposing a Summer home near Washington for future presidents to ease the burdens of the White House. It argues a quiet hillside retreat would comfort occupants while avoiding overlarge estates. The piece meanders through unrelated musings and odd asides about manners, machinery, and society.
Frederick residents discuss the most interesting local historic site to save. Figures include Dr Wm Crawford Johnson and Edward Delaplaine, with mentions of Monocacy battlefield, Trinity Chapel, and the Taney home as notable locales within Frederick city limits.
Daily lessons aim to boost vocabulary by mastering one word each day. The note highlights common mispronunciations for corps and maniac and defines tenable as capable of being held or defended with example in Their theory is not tenable.
A verbose verse argues that living for ease is impossible within society. It warns that shelter, clothing, and food require effort and responsibility to others. Those who refuse aid or shirk work will face hardship and even burial, making diligence the only path to real ease.
Readable columns recall a teachers institute held at Girls High School and Masonite Hall with staff names and subjects including literature, geometry, biology, history, arithmetic, and citizenship. Also covered are annual student and company elections, with named local officials and a wagon incident report, plus personnel changes and appointments in the community.
A medical expert argues pneumonia will become rare, detailing germ types, transmission, and prevention. The piece credits Rockefeller Institute researchers and notes Type I pneumonia serum may aid early treatment, urging abstinence from alcohol, cautious handling of bed linens, and prompt medical care for colds to prevent severe illness.
In New York Gilbert Swan reports a newspaper scene showing Terry and Nannie in an alley. Nathan Cohen and others confront the situation as Federal Judge Croddard presides over a case against Universal Pictures for pirating Abie’s Irish Rose in The Cohens and the Kellys. Former Governor Miller is mentioned during the scene.
The court scene features attorney Malevinsky debating with Miller about similarities to Beene V and Aristotelian unity of expression. The exchange references dramatists from Aristotle to ONeill as the trial underscores dramatic critique and mockery of legal theatrics.
A long reflective piece surveys New Year attitudes in Frederick, noting bank deposits and building permits exceeding 2634000, property transfers, and new homes. It observes changes in residents over the year, ongoing club meetings, license tag renewals, and social commentary on resolutions amid prosperity and caution.
Today In History lists Vito Stephen Decatur born in Maryland and Robert Morrison who founded Protestant missions in China, with deaths in 1820 and 1834 respectively, plus Rudolph Eucken and Adolph Spreckels birthdays and Benedict Arnold’s 1781 Viruma invasion. Today's Birthdays include Isaac Bacharach, William B Mundo, and Dr Henry Con, with ages noted.
A birthday gathering was held Thursday evening at Mr. and Mrs. John B Landis home on McMurray street. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Landis, Mr. Bax Heh, Anna Albaush, Brtella Baumgardner, Lucile Baumgachoe, Xvelin Shoemaker, Evtion Tiow, Virnitta Keefer, Mary Baynes, Robert Moss, Cherrie Harris, A Mackenzie, Edgar Landis, Bejer Biser, Kenneph Brows, Bots Ofc, Moke Ena, and Charice Lassen.
An 18 year old was badly injured in a gas tank explosion at the Cash and Carry station near the Fair Grounds. Firemen fought the blaze, keeping bystanders and children away from the scene while Baltimore officials planned a full investigation. Gardner, a faithful worker, was not believed to be a smoker and the cause remained a mystery. The station is part of a six site network including Emmitsburg and Martinsburg.
A vintage puzzle note explaining letter golf rules. It defines changing one letter at a time to form valid words within a stroke limit, keeping letter order fixed and avoiding slang or abbreviations. A complete solution appears on the last page.
Miss Ann M. Bentz and James W. Fletcher, both of Frederick, were married at high noon Friday by Rev. H. L. G. Eleffert. Attendants were Miss Charlotte Burger and Dr. J. Baer of Frederick. The bride wore tan crepe and the couple left for Charlottesville, Va. They reside at 231 East Second Street. The event is linked to People’s Drug stores. Beltzhoover Walker nuptials noted between George C. Beltzhoover of Carlisle and Hazel O. Walker of Shippensburg, Pa.
Henri L. G. Eleffer is listed at the Evangelical Reformed parsonage on Thursday January 4 at one o'clock.
Purely Personal notes list Mr. and Mrs. A. Btaley Holtz and Virginia Ruth returning to Norfolk after visiting in the city. Mrs. John Cobb of Washington visits her mother Mrs. David D. Kolb in College Park and will be joined by Mr. Cobb this weekend. The Cassards and Miss Mary Thompson of Baltimore spend the weekend with Mrs. Francis H. Markell and Messrs. Edwin C. and John Usher Markell. Blanche Coward returns to Dayton after funeral attendance. Nell Raymond leaves Sweet Briar to resume studies in Lynchburg. Mrs. Charles B. Trail heads to St Paul to visit Mrs. James D. Denegre. Mrs. Eugene Ashby Carter departs for San Francisco after visiting the Traut residence. Mr. and Mrs. Bradley B Clem and children visit. The Great Stone household in Frederick hosts relatives. Ann Burrier and cousin F. Burrier complete a 2100 mile automobile trip through Ohio Indiana Illinois Missouri. Harriet and Lucy Boblitz depart for Tarpon Springs for wintering. Miss Harriette S. Bell returns to Lynchburg after Christmas holidays. Say you saw it in The News.
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