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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1929
Page
4
A rustic scene describes a farm kitchen before daybreak with a warm stove and a stack of buckwheat criddie cakes. Maple butter and syrup melt as crackling batter fills the air, a tribute to simple hearty sustenance and shared breakfasts.
The text records remarks by several individuals including Moore Carty Haupt and others discussing whether installment buying affects business activity and consumer spending. They express mixed views on its influence on overall commerce and public finances.
Broadway circles report Maude Adams, once America's leading stage figure, is back in public view as an experimental scientist at General Electric Labs in Schenectady. She plans to film Kim in India while negotiating with Kipling and awaiting backing from Joseph Schenck.
The article reflects on how tree bordered highways, once ignored, are now valued as cultural heritage. It notes widespread efforts by individuals and governments to preserve surviving trees and restore lost arches, amid opposition from passers-by, farmers, and road crews.
The Frederick column recalls a 1909 scene with a burglary at Eea Cramer’s room on a farm near Burninghare Place and the loss of a gold chain and pocketbook. It notes Joseph Fitzpatrick’s employment move to an auto factory in Philadelphia and real estate actions by Thomas & Motter, selling Mrs. Phrob Resch’s farm of 104 acres along the B and O line.
A garbled list notes anniversaries and births including A A Macdonald first premier of Canada, and 18th century figures such as Prince Scott Mey and Benjamin Butler. It lists today’s birthdays for Dwight W. Morrow Scott Wilson Thomas Dixon Alice Paul and others, plus a horoscope advising future intellectual development.
Union Bridge churches observe the week of prayer with activities including a Friday night reform church talk on Families Schools and Universities. Miss Burs Red Level, and updates on residents social visits, travel to Salisbury and Lakeland Florida, local fires and hospital reports, and a tongue in cheek note about a commercial traveller.
A curiously toned column recounts a tale of BILL HENRY's sudden death and lack of life insurance, urging prudence. It then reports a W C T U gathering, committee actions, and calls for prohibition education, plus updates on Lutheran church activities and the upcoming Triangle Club dance at Wayside Inn with local organizers.
The text describes a word ladder game called letter golf. Players change one common word at a time by one letter to reach a target word while keeping letter order fixed. Rules specify complete words at each step and disallow slang or abbreviations. Par is four with a printed solution on the last page.
Excerpted lines on heartbreak and lack of pity from Psalms 69 20 and Sir Philip Sidney. A meditation on human cruelty among neighbors and the tongue's sensitivity. No explicit events, persons, or places.
Dr Morris Pishbein reports findings from 102 dancers in a 1252 hour marathon, noting fatigue, foot injuries, and mental disturbances. Breathing exercises are not a guaranteed health solution. the study argues such dances add little value to medical science and that extreme fatigue tests reveal greater insights into human resilience.
W L Gordon explains common word usages mispronunciations and misspellings while presenting a daily vocabulary practice. Today's entry defines illegitimate as contrary to law and warns against illegitimate means. also notes the Chicago Furniture Mart building volume of 25 270 000 cubic feet.
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