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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1928
Page
4
Fragmented account recalls Declaration of Independence and Constitution. It cites Wendell Phillips urging us to be better than our fathers and to dare boldly. The article notes debates, disagreements, and the spirit that formed a nation, urging ongoing civic vigor.
A garbled verse style note from N A Lufburrow references raisins applesauce peaches and stewed tomatoes. It mentions avoiding raisin pie while describing eating habits and fried tomatoes in a light humorous tone.
Fragmentary note references ancient capital of Sinai or similar site and a beer hidden for centuries. No clear person or organization identified. Context suggests a dated religious contemplation with historical curiosities.
A garbled passage hints at a royal or religious dispute involving a feared figure. Names and clear events are unreadable, with scattered terms suggesting church authority, a betrayal or arrest, and a mid century setting. The fragmentary text leaves key people and outcomes unclear.
A collage of verses evokes longing for a wholesome country town with friendly neighbors, open fields, and simple daily pleasures. It contrasts city glare with rural calm, praising homey chats, garden walls, and the comforting nearness of familiar faces.
Local column notes events from twenty years ago in Frederick. The entry mentions GK McGregor visiting in Canada and references charges or fees related to a railroad or frack term, with brief notes on local happenings from 1908.
Local notes recount visits by Emma Motter and family at Emmittsburg and trips by Mrs. Hyer and Mr. Nyser to Philadelphia. A storm caused tree damage near Russell Eckard and Arnold farm in Bridgeport along the Monocacy. The Baltimore Evening Sun Newsboy Band plans an open air concert on July 12, with various residents hosting guests and attending events in Taneytown and surrounding areas.
An article discusses how emotions influence physical health and digestion, stressing mind body connections. It cautions that emotional states can affect symptoms, diagnosis, and patient care, noting growing interest in psychosomatic links and the need for careful assessment.
July 3 detour reports list visitors at the Weynton home: Dr John Woodward Raleigh NC and Mrs Marshell Wolfe with her children. Wolfe party to stay several days. Other gatherings include John Frock home guests Brece Ghirk Taneytown and Pansy DeBerry with Edger Kiser. Edgar Koons and family visited Diller Mars and Warner homes. Lucia Yoder Towson returns home after visit with Emory Warner family.
July social items list visits by Mrs Carville Alexander and daughter Bessie at Mrs James Schnider's near Linwood. Families including Bebnider Ella Wel et Charles Conden Ruth Himer Irene Stuke and George Miller are mentioned with weekend stays and visits in Littlestown Banover and Marston. An item notes Winsor electric plant operations and an incident with ashes carried over the hill by an aerial conveyor and suspected activity in the valley beyond.
A compact guide correcting common misuses and pronunciations. It highlights proper phrasing such as arguing about a subject and clarifies spellings like program. Includes a daily word quizotic as an example of quixotic usage and vocabulary expansion.
Washington July 2 Secretary Hoover pauses campaign tasks to finalize the 1929 1930 Department of Commerce budget. He meets department heads and other officials while delaying acceptance speech drafting. Hoover aides expect no decisive campaign statement on prohibition this month and plan to stress other issues.
Numerous annual picnics carnivals and suppers are listed for Montgomery County towns. Dates include Gaithersburg July 31 at Knights of Columbus, Bandy Spring Hospital August 2, Forest Glen August 7 and 8, Rockville August 15, Sandy Spring August 16, Olney August included via church events, and Silver Spring August 13-16.
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