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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1929
Page
2
Large crowds attended the first of a series of open air services led by Rev. Dr. Charles and other church figures. Attendees gathered at a local park area for a peaceful religious gathering.
A mid century kitchen tip piece discusses safe food handling in summer and suggests using Canadian bacon corned beef and stored meats. It describes meat loaf recipes served with hot or cold accompaniments and basic methods to prevent spoilage through proper chilling and preparation.
Fragmentary report mentions costs and numbers related to a farmer in Wesmrcton during a wartime period. The readable portion references a sum around six thousand seven hundred thirty seven dollars and a senatorial context.
Public notice urges broad vehicle inspections with cooperation from owners and officials. Authorities warn that uninspected cars could face license and tag actions. The campaign aims to improve safety and comfort, despite garbled text and unclear specifics.
The period known as June Sunshine Month recorded twenty-two sunny days, with temperatures climbing to the mid 80s and frequent heat. The month closed amid warmer nights and forecasts of July bringing cloudier skies and possible showers.
The article notes June 1928's rainfall overwhelmed averages with 15 rainy days in Frederickton and 86 inches per 24 hours on June 25, surpassing 1923 and 1916 records. It compares 1928's totals to 1923 and 1916, recalling four days with thunderstorm absence and highlighting the high daily totals on specific dates.
Prof Alexander Hamilton Johnson of Hartwell Georgia a delegate to the National Educational Association was found dead in his car in Atlanta. Police said his head and face were battered his pockets turned inside out and no attacker was found. The incident occurred near Fulton county offices.
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