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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1929
Page
4
Reading issues obscure names dates places and actions in a court related communication. The fragment shows references to a party and terms like court and department but lacks coherent facts or events.
A July 23 reflection recounts Franco American ties in the fight for freedom. It recalls French aid to the American cause, Lafayettes role, and the ongoing struggle against autocracy. The piece stresses independence, liberty, and the enduring bond between nations, noting leaders like Dr. Sherwood Eddy and housing reform ideas for the masses.
The fragmentary clip shows an Inquiring Reporter piece with scattered names and odd terms. Readable bits mention Shipley Shower and a 35 Commonty phrase, suggesting a local feature with unclear context and stray proper nouns.
A brief item notes a rapid change in the golf letter category with a reference to WD Th lase pay. The text appears as a clipped news snippet lacking full context or names.
The record lists residents and guests visiting Sam's Creek area, including Bess and Helen Awxander at Miro and Mrs. Jacob Rixer's home, and Robert Waddell of Baltimore visiting his father William Waddell's home. It notes other visitors near Marston, Oak Orchard, Linwood, and Freedom, plus a festival at Bethel church on July 18 and Lake View Swimming at the Remsberg property north of Frederick with a new swimming facility open to locals.
Local report notes a large fish crane observed by Herman Tem on Wednesday near Feun. Witnesses describe the bird with notably long feet and a distinctive stance.
Fragmentary OCR notes recount obscure events from twenty years ago in Frederick and Emmitsburg. Mentions include a parade or home week in Bess Emmitsburg, a prize at a park, and individuals such as ex governor Ws Wate Of Homst. plus names Shipiey and Rey Shy.
An article discusses diphtheria and vaccination's role in reducing fatalities. It notes the benefits of early antitoxin administration, the need for periodic immunization, and the Department of Health offering protective doses to children through a yearly program.
Dr Morris Fishbein discusses how weather relates to health noting varying effects on typhoid and other illnesses. He cites records and studies from researchers like the National Research Council showing higher death rates on cold days and links weather to germ spread and water or milk contamination.
The fragmentary note mentions religious reflection and a reference to Ras in an unclear regional column. Uncertain names and details preclude a fuller identification, but the text hints at a devotional item in a periodical. Further readable material would clarify author and publication context.
A historical newspaper item notes recognition by the National Cartoonists Society for prominent graphic artists in the field. The feature highlights career milestones and selects awardees for outstanding work in illustration and satire.
The piece details a weekend of local activities from Braddock including a pool dedication at Beker Park, a fall picnic by the Methodist and Lutheran groups, and school attendance with 200 youths and several Piomas graduates. It notes Governor Ritchie’s attendance at a baseball game and tributes to David Cramer, with references to Nimrods and remarks by Irving E. Butler. There is mention of Mrs. Hoover’s Frederick visit and its impact on regional impressions.
In Hollywood and much of Los Angeles the cinema has turned daily life into a perpetual stage. Residents mold themselves after film stars while studios and cafes resemble a roaming theater district echoing a summer resort.
A third Treaty Cruiser was launched during a formal ceremony with officials and navy personnel present. The event highlighted ongoing defense program momentum and international defense commitments.
Today's anniversaries list several historic figures with birth and death dates including Marshal MacMahon James A Seddon Napier Forrest John Jacob Astor and Jean Paul Marat. It notes notable events from the First Ecumenical Council to Philadelphia cholera and a long horoscope predicting strong perception and adaptability.
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