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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1929
Page
4
Congress has allotted 19 million dollars for the 1990 federal census. The piece warns of potential errors from unqualified census takers and argues for accurate data to reflect community progress and tax burdens. It notes 1928 tax collections near 9.17 billion and rising costs offset by calls for better schools protection and services.
Mrs Hattie Burger of 803 West 160th Street New York establishes the Four Worn Stamp Collecting Club to be known as the Woman's Philatelist Cm of New York. She is a use ferncet of the Daughters of Mary fend in New York.
A fragmented column captures quirky quotes and questions from readers and locals. Names like Gerald Bemero and Homer are mixed with satirical topics on Congress and city life, reflecting playful civic chatter.
A curious item invites readers to try a puzzle called Letter Golf in eight jumps and hints at a single solution on the Tat page, with playful, garbled phrasing suggesting game play and page navigation.
The passage outlines a word ladder puzzle. Change one letter at a time to convert COW to HEN in three steps while keeping each intermediate a valid common word. Only one letter may change per step and letter order remains fixed. Slang and abbreviations are not allowed.
Short instructional note on proper verb forms and pronunciation. Highlights include correct tense usage had sung versus sang, mispronunciations like Cladstone, and spelling quirks such as invasion. Emphasizes vocabulary growth by learning one new word daily with Imperiousness as the featured term.
A brief devotional note cites First John urging that claiming light while hating a brother brings darkness. The short reflection warns against hatred among believers and emphasizes consistent faith and conduct.
London dispatch reports three Afghan kings, Habibullah in Mabul, Amanullah in Kandahar, and Inayatullah en route to Kandahar, gathering forces for a renewed throne dispute amid communication hardships and dynastic rumors.
A column titled Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick recalls local events from January 1908. It notes Sias A. Thomas near Patrick Street, a ginco incident, Rev Daskt N Dittmar leaving for Hyndman, a new contract for road work, and longstanding business ties ending after forty years.
A historic medical report details how distemper virus was identified as a small infectious agent and how vaccination, via experiments on dogs and hounds, prevented disease. The work showcases vaccination's role and argues animal testing saved many animals and could help humans against fatal infections.
A column describes Afghanistan political chaos as Amanullah abdicates and Inayatuliah rises briefly before retreat. The piece laments the lack of a stable ruler, noting various factions and opposing calls for monarchy in a shifting royal landscape.
Judge S K Dennis chronicles Maryland disease control progress from sanatoria and public health reforms led by Senator John Walter Smith and Dr Victor Cullen. The piece lauds Cullen for transforming Maryland’s TB care, describes legislative milestones, hospital setups, nurse training, and the emotional drive behind the TB reform movement.
In New York Randolph Lewis, a screenwriter now crafting thrillers, is mocked for fabricating authorities at a dinner with scientists. The piece also discusses late night dress suit rental businesses on the East Side, chalking up issues of secured deposits, pressed garments, and garantuees to avoid lost wallets. It recalls Dollie Morse and Theodore Morse in Tin Pan Alley and mentions Broadway ambitions. Barnard, WYAre, and Princeton are referenced amid a collegiate tournament without results or crowds.
The Evangelal Lutheran Sunday School No. 5B elected officers for the year, naming Lets Z Eichsberger as president Bari B Zeigler as vice president Robert L Smith as second vice president Glenn J Zanmerman as secretary Roy C Schicknecht as assistant secretary Edward Bents as treasurer Harry M Shipley and Benjamin B Biehl as librarians and other posts filled by Jesse S Michael Charles F Serger Byron E Winebrewer and J J Shank.
Today marks historical anniversaries from 1638 to 1972 with figures such as Bacon Lessing Byron Pitcher Strindberg Victoria Benedict XV and Panama Canal mentions. Birthdays include Clem Shaver Chase Osborn Frederick Ferry Edward Harsness and others with notes on their roles and origins. The prose blends dates, places, and biographical notes in a period newspaper voice.
Evangelistic services at the Clay Cityville Methodist church in Montgomery county continue this week with Rev. Actiumin A Bryen overseeing the Ridgeville charge and assisted by Rev. William F. Waters of Rockville and Rev. C. Devden of Buckeystown.
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