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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1928
Page
4
A 1938 reflection questions excessive superstition and its harm, noting how traditions around Halloween and weddings affect happiness. The author argues some beliefs should fade while others that foster joy deserve preservation.
A fragmentary discussion praises women’s courage in bold public feats and questions the old belief that the home is their only proper arena. It notes younger women resist restraints and recognize equal capacity, while men cling to traditional roles amid social change. The piece reflects on enduring stereotypes and shifting views of female aptitude and endurance.
Parish members planning a church picnic at Emmitsburg August one with a supper and booths. Ladies and men organize novelties and features for children and adults and committee work covers prize booths and athletic events at the Firemen's Field.
A garbled excerpt from a language study page discusses vocabulary practice and mispronunciations. It mentions a daily word exercise encouraging marking one word per day and notes errors in spelling and usage. The fragment ends with an odd line about land surface inhabitants and acres.
The St Bernard breeds famed for Alpine aid are described as the “Saints” of dogs. Monastic monks at the hospice bred them to save climbers. The most famous Barry reportedly saved 40 lives before being shot by a traveler who mistook him for a wolf.
An article from Health Magazine explains chigger behavior and bite effects. It advises clearing underbrush and mowing grass, dusting skin with sulphur powder, and wearing high top shoes with leather leggings to reduce exposure. For heavy bites, draining or sterilizing the wound is suggested.
A local fundraiser organized by the Snead Boys features a pine feet high statue and aims to support Salvation Army relief efforts. Communities respond with donations and local participation.
A damaged OCR item recalls events in Frederick with vague references to a sugar event, a church, and names such as Krenz and Tocco. The readable text hints at local happenings but lacks clear dates or outcomes.
A brief newspaper item comments on a Flapper Fanny Says feature with cryptic text about captions and dates, reflecting early 20th century style. Content appears fragmentary but indicates a light cultural note or comic feature typical of the era.
A garbled note reports a grandmother named May attempting to cross the ocean. The fragment mentions a voyage, a timeline, and related personal names, but details are incomplete and unclear.
A concise county notice summarizes community happenings including gatherings at Keysville and nearby locales. The report mentions local figures, small meetings, and upcoming town activities, reflecting everyday life in the area.
Graceham residents and visitors listed with relatives in Baldl and Taneytown. Notables include Rev Leslie Lovercool and Mrs Hernolds visiting. Winifred Morningstar and others returning home to York and local towns. One wrist injury reported for Rosa Defeese. general update on weekend visits.
A clipped note discusses Letter Golf and stars hidden by dust. It mentions a change of six strokes and a fast pare to help reduce the score.
Fragmentary note explains a word change game called letter golf with rules about changing one word at a time by one letter and counting strokes. Mentions terms like par five and tie ideas, plus scattered phrases about a Ladies' Ad Meeting and a spring event.
Julia Blanshard profiles Mrs. Angell Anzell, owner of a glass mirror business, who rebuilt her company after her husband’s death. She emphasizes honest self-awareness, manufactures vanity and beauty mirrors, and travels to conventions in Europe while urging women to seek expert help to balance work and family.
Deer Dimace Track Gardens reports progress with Kap over P pecioee Proveeing ieaces in a local feature.
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