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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1930
Page
4
A jumble of phrases references monks, twisting motifs, and the fragility of human skill amid machines. It notes the origin of a term from Latin, describes childlike prayers, and comments on the limits of automata versus human touch. Various asides touch on inventions, media, politics, and social quirks in a scrapbook style.
Harry J. Such of Baltimore writes to oppose renaming a Frederick street to honor local pioneers. He argues the community should honor men whose memory, deeds, and religious work shaped the area and warns against ingratitude. The writer critiques snobbery and recalls Bentz and Bentz name connotations while praising humility and service.
The note lists misused items and pronunciation tips including parenthesis usage pluralization and misspellings. It introduces words like irreducible and irrevocable with examples and urges expanding vocabulary daily through learning one new word.
A Frederick column recalls events from two decades earlier, noting a 32 cent per bushel grain price and a police report involving a tased animal weighing 15 pounds ten ounces.
A collage of quoted lines attributed to Michavi the Bu nana king, Randolph of Chicago, Scott McBride, Mrs. Charlotte Butler, President Hoover, and Rev Dr James Rattenbury. The text interweaves thoughts on wet and dry laws, world peace, mothers, and high idealism as a period voice snippet.
A LUFBURROW comments on the range of higher education degrees from A.B. to Ph.D. noting how different groups pursue titles, with many holding B.S. and A.B. degrees while others struggle to access college courses and opportunities, reflecting on the social value of schooling.
Fragmented OCR text from a local page shows scattered names and brief mentions of people and events. It references Libby Wantz, V. Jackson, Ettle Jackson, Alice Jackson, Norman Bowls, Ernest Mot, Kenneth, Mr. Bowers, Morris Jackson, and others in an unclear weekend context with mentions of exams and visits, but no clear event or outcome.
The article discusses a long term study linking rheumatic disease with sleep patterns and daily factors. Researchers observe linked changes in symptoms, energy, and rest, noting that pain and fatigue influence activity and mood over years.
Local items report animal movements and transport plans near Taneytown Tarneytown pups headed to Taneytown for seven months. Residents Mr and Mrs Claude Biddinger hosted relatives Evelyn and Mabel. Neighbors Mr and Mrs Frank Crouse and George Overholtzer visited Merle Conover in Peanville. Frank Null hospitalized in Gettysburg. Arda Thomas of Baltimore called on Mary Stover family. Marlin Reid and daughter and Nellie Wolfe of Detroit visiting Taneytown. Taneytown Lutheran Sunday school picnic set for July 16 at Fruckinger’s Grove. Miss Bessie Kiser from Harrisburg visited her parents and others in town.
Mr and Mrs Hose Wright York Prof and Mrs Keller Smith and daughter Virents were guests of Rev Thuriow W Ril Sunday. Mr and Mrs Stanley Staub and children Mrr and Mrs Plus Hares and Mrs Ella Star Littlestown were guests at the same place. John Helwig Han Te visited about two weeks with Miss Lizte Yeatr. Reckard Ralph Yeaty Ont Hopians BalU Miss Marvin Reck York Pa spent days with her parents Mr and Mrs d N Beck and brothers. Mrs Walter Koontz and Mrs Anna Sprenkie sick. Miss Dore Margate Witherow and sister Jean spent i
Fragmentary note records guests at a Mr and Mrs event in Germantown with unclear names and details. The readable portion mentions likely attendees and a social gathering. More specifics are not recoverable from the text segment.
Mrs Paul Stang and family hosted guests from Washington and various towns. several couples and individuals from Pittsburgh Philadelphia Gaithersburg Lovettsville Norfolk and others visited relatives and friends in the area. A Ladies Aid Society meeting at the ME church concluded a busy social day with refreshments after business.
Fragmentary note references Eli Howe inventor and a 23 pound device. Mentions lamps sold in the United States during the year. Details are garbled and unclear.
A NEA Service caption invites readers to hunt for at least four mistakes in a picture and to solve a scrambled word by rearranging letters. It promises a graded activity with 20 points per error and per unscramble, guiding readers to a list page for explanations and the hidden word.
Gilbert Swan recalls New York City’s summer roaming visitors and urban quirks from Brooklyn Bridge defences to Flat Iron’s fading grandeur. He notes police raids at Park Casino, absurdities of Central Park dining, and a peep at a garbage-scraping 18 year old in Times Square, framing a portrait of a restless metropolis.
Today in history lists December 7 as the date of notable events from 1816 to 1918, including Argentina’s independence and the U S involvement. Birthdays include James M Beck Harald R Attertridge Edward Kesting and others with brief biographical notes. A horoscope note closes with generic guidance on energy and diplomacy.
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