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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1931
Page
4
Readable text fragment notes a boss foe termed Sette a Qa with unclear context and an age reference. The snippet lacks concrete facts, names, places, or dates to form a full report card item.
A long, largely disjointed column extols generous advertising for stores in American papers. It argues ads drive shopping, clear excess stock, and prepare retailers for fall. It notes Good Housekeeping mentions poverty funds, and tacks on miscellaneous musings about media and local life.
A poetically worded obituary notes the passing of a renowned Hollywood actor. The piece references memory, film history, and the enduring impact on friends and fans, with mentions of landmarks and a reflective tone characteristic of the Baltimore Folger McKinsey Sun.
Dickerson July 18 notes Mr Creighton Jones and daygiller drove to Richmond on Sunday. Miss Constance Jones, guest of Mrs Frank Biller in Richmond, returns home with her sanity. Mr and Mrs Jones entertained at supper for Eberson Frank's seventh birthday. Mrs Maude A Waters of Galthershare visits Maurice A Chisnel family. Mrs Lucie J Ma returns to Washington after weeks with niece Mrs Jones Hoyle. Mrs Albert M Thomas hosted at South Woodside on July 7 for a shower honoring Mary Virginia Jones and her marriage to Irving Lawrence Fisk on July 14. The Thomas home on Loaf Mouscain hill hosted a reception with gifts for the bride. Mary Beat of Gaxthersourg hosts sister Mrs Eres Hi.
A fragment from The News columns notes Frederica forming an independent telephone company and mentions individuals Pris.oonee and J. var Travers Thomas. The legible parts reference Lane Street and two ponds, with notes on events and names from July 28, 1831.
A concise English lesson note outlines practical daily usage. It highlights common phrases, grammar tips, and example sentences to improve basic communication skills for beginners. The material emphasizes clarity, correct syntax, and routine practice.
William J. Grove of Lime Kiln argues in letters to the editor that traffic should allow careful proceeding rather than abrupt stops at intersections. He cites a 5 fine and 5000 potential costs, urging lawmakers to trust judges and common sense to protect the public and enforce laws.
A quirky note from N A Lufburrow describes a moth that can light on any spot, choosing clothes and lace to snatch. The clever insect is said to act with precision, selecting items a person would most prefer not to lose, including garments and trinkets.
The article notes cancer as a rising killer, stressing early detection and limited cures. It discusses the danger from rapid growth and spread, compares cancer to tuberculosis, and cites Maryland reporting gaps. It urges medical screening after age 40 and mentions treatments like surgery and radium or X-ray in specific cases.
A fragmentary notice reports a student from Ler of Boiivar and State earning a scholarship after graduating from the local school in June. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Al ise, he was connected to St Johns and Middletown institutions.
The county calendar notes health conferences for Kiddies in pre-school, road work under state supervision continuing, Elks planning a Cumberland event, Civic Club inspecting local gardens, golfers enjoying the greens, women playing bridge, brides-to-be planning nuptials, and vacations plans. The article reflects a peaceful July period with few hot days compared to 1950.
Dr Morris Fishbein reviews skin reactions to heat humidity and UV radiation. He warns hot weather worsens sunburn and advises protective creams while condemning peelable freckle treatments and irritant cosmetics.
Highlights of historical anniversaries with figures like John Paul Jones Benito Juarez and Alfred H Brooks noted for contributions in politics exploration education and literature. Also lists contemporary birthday observations and a brief horoscope style personality forecast.
Comus July 18 notes include Ridley Eastow and family visiting Mrs Easlow’s parents at their cottage, a motor trip group to Westminster and Braddock Heights, Trundle reunion at Braddock Heights, and several residents at the Hyattsville M E Church Ladies Aid Society meeting, plus local trips to Washington.
In Manhattan a street theater world features a famed illusionist known as Tiny Duns and his illuminated shirt act. Lisso the mechanic uses a robot partner in a carnival style routine that captivates crowds while workers and performers remind observers of the era’s showy, risky entertainment scene.
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