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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1929
Page
4
A 1928 discussion weighs calendar change against sentiment and dates. Analysts warn birthdays would shift to new days, church festivals and business cycles could be disrupted, and older generations resist altering a 2000 year old system.
This readable fragment presents a poetic reflection on working behind a drugstore counter. It hints at selling and sorting pills, tasting tonics for the sick, and the imagined thrill of handling colored pills, with a fictional speaker laments the work.
Fragmented OCR text references wells and people feeling pressure. Ambiguous names and events are unreadable, providing only hints of a discussion about a wedge and tax or price concerns without clear facts or context.
A fragmented discussion shows members like OL EWN O GARBER and WILLIAM C HUMM arguing for or against a proposed measure. The exchange touches on timeliness and reasonable standards with references to a forthcoming event near the end of January.
A quirky feature explains letter golf with a sample change from COW to HEN in three strokes. It outlines that only one letter can be changed at a time and each intermediate must be a valid word. It notes that the date line and certain terms remain fixed and mentions a solution printed on the inner page.
Daily English teaching notes discuss usage errors such as negation and pronunciation and invite readers to grow vocabulary by mastering one word daily. The sample word Sudhe is presented as sufficient for usage with the idea that a few words will suffice.
Mrs Grace M. Wood charged with assault with intent to murder was freed from county jail after Southern Surety Company approved a $50,000 bond. She had been jailed then released, then jailed again when security deeds were questioned. The company later decided to accept her security.
Twenty years ago in Frederick a series of local notes appear. County Commission Stewart Annan was elected to fill a vacancy on the Frederick and Emmitsburg Turnpike Company board after J Calvin Cronise’s death. Jefferson Springer became assistant of the feces fit twenty sixth district replacing John J Ramsvurg. The Courty Commissioners printed road surprises. District figures include Wwe aastricis Mi Preasaas and others. James A King Walkerville Chat Mo Zianntoar Dad Lo Medses Scot Croaweni and Marsnai Waite form the bar of New Lor unk city. G S VARTING OT E of Selukikpecht and family move from North Market Street to Washington DC. The beer theme Bevetyte Drren, a musee from peace in the cellar, was found. no kids known who moved or returned it.
A fashion piece surveys winter gloves, noting pull ons and linings of mink fur lamb skin and casemere. It details glove varieties for sport driving golf and formal wear, highlighting leathers from American and South African sources and new convertible mitten and auto glove styles.
Dr Morris Fishbein reports on a Cornell University Medical College study of 500 pediatric heart disease cases over ten years. Four-fifths had rheumatic infection in childhood, often with throat infection. early heart disturbance was sometimes only a murmur detectable by exam.
A historical medical note discusses rheumatic fever in children, its serious heart and kidney complications, and the long term risk of heart disease after infection. It cites studies from New York and England, noting high rates of heart involvement and other sequelae, and emphasizes that treatment may be needed to favorably influence outcomes.
The Senate, weakened by a flu outbreak that sidelined several members, resumed floor work today with leadership carried by Senator Jones in the temporary absence of Curt andWatson. Meanwhile YMCA girls basketball faces Thomas High School tonight in Thurmont at 8 oclock.
An assortment of historical events and birthdays listed for this date. Highlights include Elizabeth crowned, Charleston and Hamburg Railroad opening, and notable births such as Brown University president W H Paunce and Confederate general Robert Lee Bullard along with other notable figures.
New York gossip from January recalls Gretchen Dick’s tale of Edward Johnson stepping into Caruso’s shoes at a Syracuse concert. Other anecdotes mention Marzo de la Roche, Mme de la Roche, Nan Martin, Albert Vaughn, and a Vanity of party misadventures with the author venturing through post New Year revelries.
The passage records a church or community meeting with notes on agenda items. It mentions a period of worship, a treasurer's report presented by Miss Litman Zitn-Terman, and remarks by Mrs. B Robbins. A demonstration by Masa Mane Dizon is noted, along with an upcoming annual event scheduled for January 29 at Wataids Inn and related attendance details.
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