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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1931
Page
4
A 2008 summer vacancy trend is discussed as a surge in opportunities looms, urging young people to gain practical experience. The piece notes graduates may take humble roles, but hands on work builds skills and people skills, essential for success in a wary job market.
The article discusses a shift from viewing parenting as instinct to recognizing child study as a science. It notes that earlier generations favored mothers staying home and doubt scientific learning for parents. Now more parents seek trained guidance to raise capable, independent children.
Rev Dr C Mavhess Gurheran leads a large attendance at the manor service in Rad a very large gathering. Undine Pommens unites with the church in a notable event reflecting community ties.
The Lidles of St. Pauls M E church host music on the church lawn Friday and Saturday with New Windsor Boys' band performing Saturday. Visitors include Stanley Smith of Baltimore with Charles Nuss Daum, Miss Molina Wilson at Johns Hopkins, and families such as Mr. and Mrs. Roland Devilbiss Rivurdere with H x Devilbiss, and others like Mrs. Leas Gloria, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bankard, and Do lores Wenean of Baltimore.
Plans for the third annual Kruny Crummne family reunion set for July 28 at the graveyard adjoining Christ Reformed Church near Littlestown Pennsylvania. The event highlights a German-ancestry line with speaker Ele. Hense, pastor of Tanestoan, and a local executive board coordinating duties.
Dkr Lian rises to prominence as two kings step up in a regional game. The event centers on competitive play and shifting leadership within the team lineup and local sports scene.
Fragmented notices list names and dwellings including Mrs Mias Pogie and Laura Figs, with brief mentions of visits and gatherings. Several garbled lines reference residents in Middleburg, Osage Emer Birely, and Liber Miss, plus an annual event in The Daily Share.
A fragment mentions Mas Maxie Mescalfe, cousin, in Loertyiosn, with unclear context. The line suggests a personal connection or society note linking him to the locale.
A jumbled OCR snapshot mentions A Edison and war secretary H Payne, with scattered phrases about prosperity, women, and an orchestra. Names and places are garbled, but the piece hints at a wartime or policy context and a public discourse tone.
Fragmented OCR text from 1913 mentions military force maneuver and a public gathering. Contains garbled phrases and names, hindering clear event details and dates.
Residents recall a weir and old well dating to 1835 when a commission failed and a well became a travelers’ stop. A legendary incident tells of a blind peddler pushed into the well by a woman during election day chaos. Nearby drought last summer refilled the well and sparked renewed interest amidst local memories.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Clarksburg and a Mrs Ferd Mir involved with church matters. Details are unclear but indicate a church or ministerial issue drawing local notice. Further readable specifics are not available in the fragment.
A fragmented recounting describes sensational publicity stunts in New York including window posters, hoaxes, and a prize offer for a supposed “virgin of Stamboul.” It notes press reactions, hotel intrigues, and links to figures like T. R. Zann and references to Tarzan related publicity.
Fragmentary historical note reflects Thomas Paine urging a remedy for states and affairs. The excerpt hints at political philosophy about governance and independence without full context. The text is incomplete but signals Paine's advocacy framed as mental or constitutional remedy.
A jumble of historical anniversaries and births lists figures from Le Moyne d Iberville to Kathleen Norris and Arthur B. Chrisman. The notes include milestones, such as Amundsen’s polar voyage, the Stony Point capture, and key Congressional actions. Also offered are brief character observations about a person born on this day.
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