Fragmentary note from Us pootemm Ma page
A garbled vintage note appears with repeated lines about Us pootemm Ma and Esler. The readable fragment mentions cater and a prior line repeats the same content, suggesting a misprint or damaged source text.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1929
Page
4
A garbled vintage note appears with repeated lines about Us pootemm Ma and Esler. The readable fragment mentions cater and a prior line repeats the same content, suggesting a misprint or damaged source text.
Puzzle note explains letter golf rules and aims to change words by one letter per step. Examples show transforming COW to HEN with three strokes and require complete common words for each move. One solution is printed on the last page.
A newspaper critique condemns propaganda that doubly distrusts politicians and foreign overtures. It cites the public’s readiness to believe conspiratorial motives in disarmament and warns readers to seek credible evidence before accepting foreign plots.
Labor and family finances drift through a playful note from A LUFBURROW. The writer comments on a ten dollar weekly raise and changing times as a commentary on livelihoods and family life.
Inquiring Rive Persons discuss repeal of a tax with remarks from Worthington C Staley Drayson Mercer Jacob Broh RBach Charles F Seeger and W Ar Bel. The exchange questions who supports repeal and why.
Harrisburg Pennsylvania January 15 John Honus Wagner, famed baseball star of two decades ago, was named an assistant sergeant at arms in the House of Representatives today.
Twenty years ago in Frederick Mrs. Harry Hetterly of Thurmont was badly burned when a lamp on a mantelpiece fell into a cook stove oven causing an explosion. She was taken to City Hospital. Also noted is the installation of Washington Camp No. 79 Patriotic Sons of America in Independent Hall with officers led by Christian H. Eckstein and William T. Beall among others.
Reverend Dr. Sanders and Mrs. Sanders recount a visit to India visiting Guntur and Rajahmundry. They meet Rev. Silfer and Gettysburg College alumni and observe mission centers with 125 hospital beds and over a hundred congregations. They address students and hear Telegu poems while noting child marriage and caste issues as priorities.
Dr Norris Fishbein notes Harvey in 1628 proved blood circulation, marking 300 years since. The piece questions electrical treatments for deafness as unproven and risky, warning they remain experimental with no proven safety.
The piece explains early medical findings on pulse and heart action. It notes that pulse mirrors heart beat, death halts both, and blood moves away from the heart when arteries are cut. It also describes blood volume per beat and the impact of pumped blood over time.
A garbled historic list recalls births deaths and events from various dates. It mentions figures such as Teddy Roosevelt era birthdays and Congress events, with scattered place names and dates like 1920 and 1873, all in a fragmentary roundup.
New York writer notes Tin Pan Alley shifts toward uptown as Broadway warms with new sound cinema tie-ins. Leo Feist moves to 50th Street, 21 rooms and 21 pianos for composers and lyricists to test tunes while bright signs pulse above Broadway.
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