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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1929
Page
4
A midwestern town emphasizes shopper amenities to attract visitors. Rest rooms and waiting areas, good sidewalks, and attractive window displays are highlighted as smart investments. Friendly service and personal recognition of out of town customers are noted as key to building business and returning patrons.
W L Gordon explains Absurdity as the quality of being ridiculous. He gives example usage and urges readers to grow vocabulary by mastering one word daily as part of the English lessons.
Community columns detail visitors and residents in Middleburg and nearby areas. Names include Union Bridge families, Easterday, Angell, Baer, Millen, Devilbiss, and Clemson. Church activities feature Methodist Episcopal and Lutheran services with pastors Newell and Richmond, plus union prayers and a Woman's Foreign Missionary Society meeting. Fire calls to Middleburg and Keyturn are noted. illnesses include grippe and carbuncle.
Local items from The Nets column recount a January 18 1908 scene with Rev J W Kirneofe outside the home on South Mar and Ewes oF Spiess ts fe Sc. stoda the ay ann Bepst siahonery store. Mr Bopet ran the Pearl Battin Besse. Passengers on a train near Brad cock Heignis reported no injuries. Cital Haga 358 Cramer returned from Havreourg Baltimore and Washington.
Busy social page reports extended European travel plans for Baltimore area residents and frequent visitors, with many weddings engagements and parties noted. The piece highlights Mrs. Hammaker, Miss Hagan, Miss Hagan and Ernest Hamaker, and Edna Hagan among those hosting or attending events. It lists voyages around the world aboard ships like the Red Star Line and White Star, plus local gatherings, dances, and charity meetings in Frederick and Baltimore, including testament to community clubs and college connections.
In New York a long feature on cafe culture and gourmet trends contrasts epicurean elites with mass production of sandwich making. The piece notes chefs, venues like Monetta’s and Chefford’s, and rising cognoscenti reshaping dining while a Bible Society event affects church schedules. A separate note mentions Centennial Memorial United Brethren church canceling the 7:30 service for a 10:45 worship and 6:30 Christian Endeavor gathering.
The article explains sodium chloride is essential among many minerals, with craving signaling body needs. It notes meat and salt-water fish contain salt, while fruits and vegetables and fine flour have little, and warns against oversalting foods.
The Mount Airy Board of Advisory Directors of the Commercial State Bank met at Mount Airy Thursday for organization and elected officers. J. Winters Williams was named president, Edgar H. McBride chairman, Herman B. Youngs vice president, and Henry Ligar H. McBride secretary. Nathan G. Dorsey joined the board to replace Byron G. Dorsey, honored for long service since 1901.
SOAP SUDS supply the working material for today's puzzle. Par f tz! en tnst Ami Goldas Satz MESS 43d. THE RULES. The Men of letter golf change one letter at a time to form new words in par strokes. Each step must be a complete common word. Slang and abbreviations do not count.
The All Saints chapel on Court Street will host morning services Sunday with Rev. Douglass Fooff as rector and Rev. Richard Wilkinson D D as missioner. Wilkinson, born in Lancashire and ordained in 1897, has led war speaker campaigns and the Sewanee endowment drive and now serves St. John's Montgomery Alabama. Cottage meetings totaling twelve have prepared for a nationwide Episcopal crusade with services to be held in Baltimore Hagerstown Annapolis and Cumberland as part of the national mission effort.
Today highlights historical events and notable births and deaths with figures like Daniel Webster and Nelson Ludington. Includes anniversaries, battles such as Frenchtown, and future birthdays of Frank Goodnough and H Percival Dodge, plus a brief horoscope note about success and education.
The Past Masters' Association of Carroll County held a banquet at the Westminster hotel Monday evening followed by a business meeting in Door-to-Virtue Lodge No. 45. Officers elected: J. W. Shunk president, D. J. Hesson vice president, William Ms. Rigler second vice president, Harry J. Staxz secretary, Dr. Levis E. Woodward treasurer. About 40 members attended.
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