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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1929

Page

4

Inquiring Pleo Poses and Quali Debate

The fragmentary talk cites names like Mellon, Remey, Kellogg, Hoover, and Mellin in a cabinet reshuffle discussion. Participants question whether Mr. Hoover will retain Postanaste and whether the country should change the whole cabinet.

Worl Baller Mellon Remey Kellogg Couf Remsberg Melon Palmly James Staley Andres Mei Mr. Hoover Postanaste Ornera Andrew Mellin V. M. Rmoads Melia

Charities and grippe notes in a 1923 column

A 1923 column discusses American charitable giving for 1928, noting only three percent of income is donated and urging higher contributions. It warns of a second wave of grippe, describes its spread as mysterious, and urges precautions. The piece also includes pithy social musings on women, manners, and everyday life.

Charemea Indyenga Grippe

Winter’s Wees and the Winter Weather

An old verse laments the cold season with lines about frozen milk, dead trees, and a furnace kept hot. The speaker notes sickness and hardship yet hopes for spring and clearer weather as winter lingers with a gentle nod to the author N. A. Lufsurrow.

Pest Anon N. A. Lufsurrow

Letter Golf Puzzle From A SWEET ONE

A playful puzzle explains letter golf rules and example steps to transform words by one letter at a time. It notes scoring par and provides sample transitions from COW to HEN and related words.

Daily English Lessons From W L Gordon Candid Word Note

Daily English lessons present common usage errors and pronunciation tips. The piece highlights misused phrases, spelling pitfalls, and a vocabulary goal of mastering one word daily with a focus on the word candid defined as sincere frank fair impartial and includes example sentence.

Community Notes From Frederick Area Visits and Illness

Daysville and Jr C Nichols of Frederick spent Friday in Galtimon Bin b D Harp has improved after being seriously ill Mrs Roger Boone recuperating from indisposition Mr CO B Reddick visited during Earl Marp’s visit Alofzy Shafer spent Sunday with Harry Nichols Frederick Roger Boone and children Mary and Harold visited Ed Luckner near Mt Pleasant Willam Biser near Mt Pleasant is ill Berlie Summers near Mt Pleasant visited Walkersville J W Beall visited Oscar Leubard near Unionville Friday

Jr .C. Nichols Frederick Galtimon B. D. Harp Roger Boone CO. B. Reddick Earl Marp Alofzy Shafer Harry Nichols Mary Harold Daysville Ed. Luckner Mt. Pleasant Air Willam Biser Berlie Summers O Walkersville Florence Harp Fredevice J. W. Beall Oscar Leubard Unionville

Frederic Local Notes Twenty Years Ago in 1902

Local items note Charlies Dancer celebrating his seventy first birthday with friends, a Brown PN seating the 7 in LMS, and a 13 to 6 score in a game. The entry mentions Mrs. James EK Dot and East Patrick wheet visiting relatives in Gettysburg PA.

Brown PN LMS Rosie James EK Dot Patrick Wheet Gettysburg

Golf hazards from poor condition warn cautious play

Editor notes the physiology of golf with warnings about risks for unhealthy or recovering players. The article cites fatigue sleep loss and reduced appetite after exercise, advises limited play for convalescents, and recommends slow walking and no more than 30 minutes on flat courses until strength returns.

Peter V. Kaerpovich Burke Relief Foundation

Who’s who of Manhattan at the New Year in New York

The piece surveys the social scene in Manhattan as the new year begins. It mentions the Algonquin as a frequent gathering spot for witty writers and lively talk, likening it to a modern round table with a mix of notable guests and assorted visitors.

New York Jan Manhattan Round Table Vanity

Flapper Fanny Says and New York City Hangouts

A tour of midtown New York social hubs notes Flapper Fanny columns listing Donald Ogden Stewart Franklin Adams Frank Sullivan Heywood Broun Alex Woollcott and Corey Ford. It describes Sardis the Algonquin crowd the Astor St Regis and Palace Theater as actor writers and show people mingle with casual dining and club chatter.

Astor Broadway Flon St. Regis St. Reg Palace Theater St. Paul Dave Shore Lindy’s Rothtein Gam- Dire

England Paradise For Smokers

London report notes permissive smoking rules in English venues including hotels diners and transport while contrasting with strict bans in New York Berlin and Vienna. The piece cites theater and transport practices and cites public officials opinions on ventilation and safety amid a British air quality stance.

America New York United States Berlin London Vienna Oasis Street Paris Eatlier Chiappe Hil

Today in History and Birthdays

Today in History lists notable events from 620 to 1861 including Armand Jean de Rancé founding the Trappists, Connecticut ratifying the Constitution, and the first balloon ascent witnessed by George Washington. Also notes 1928 birth of Alexander McClure and 78 years since the Star of the West incident. Birthdays include Carrie Chapman Catt, Frank Hedler, Giovanni Papini, Edward Griggs, Thomas Kilby. Weathered column ends with astrological advice and a brief forecast.

Armand Jean de Rance Order of Trappists Paris Connecticut America George Washington Philadelphia Alexander BH. McClure National Agure Perry County Penna Wallingford John Carrie Chapman Catt Ripon Wise Frank Hedler New York Interborough Maidenstone England Giovanni Papini Florence Edward Howard Griggs Owntowne Minn Thomas E. Kilby Alabama Lebacon Tenn

Bible Thought on Perplexity and Providence

Fragmentary note references a biblical verse from Corinthians and discusses troubled thoughts, maturation, and appearances. It mentions money, clothing, and dubious behavior, with scattered terms like Reubetics and Weirber. The text reads as a misread or garbled extract reflecting religious reflection and social critique.

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