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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1930
Page
4
In a city advisory editorial the piece argues water supply costs rely on municipal control and low rates attract efficient use. It warns of possible rationing if surplus demand climbs and urges residents to conserve during summer while noting tax and financing considerations.
A garbled OCR passage links Mayor James J. Walker of New York to claims about loyalty and love of family, cites King Carol II of Romania, and references derailed statements about elation and force. The text rails at a distorted montage of names and phrases with no clear narrative.
Taneytown residents report short trips and visits with relatives in Cameron and Virginia. Local families entertain guests from Baltimore Green Castle and Westminster. The Tanty merce Park group plans a Wednesday meet at the Firemen's and depart at 1 pm.
Fragmented OCR text recalls a Frederick item mentioning a major request to change a name and several names such as Lewis Ridd and T. MacG. The document references a board of health and a noisy reaction, totaling unclear details and dates.
Fragmentary text mentions Chinese miners bees and disease terms. The readable content references vaccines, tuberculosis, fever, throat infections, and public health safeguards but lacks coherent context or identifiable events or entities.
A vintage recipe item describes economical meat and vegetable hash serving four. It lists ingredients for a one pound round steak, carrots, potatoes, onions, milk, salt, pepper and buttered crumbs. The method combines chopped vegetables with milk, then bakes in a buttered crumb topped casserole for about an hour.
Fragmentary text notes an anniversary tied to a Federist conflict, mentioning National figures and numbers such as 49 000 and 2 000. Details are unclear though the tone suggests a milestone event linked to political factions and a ground action after abortion related to the era.
Senate leaders anticipate quick ratification of a treaty as reservations and regional opposition spark debate. Political maneuvers in Nebraska and the White House influence the timing while negotiations continue.
Bald witnesses describe the Mt road project progress and stand on the stage as crews proceed toward the western section. Officials report completion of a road work program in Buffalo.
Fragmentary line appears to discuss fear and male absence in a religious context. No clear events, dates, or people are identifiable. The snippet lacks coherent reporting details to form a full news-style item.
A reflective item discusses social approval and kindness from others. It contrasts feeling happy when praised with discomfort from shunning, urging personal kindness and reciprocity as a guiding principle. The piece compares this to farmers who endure troubles when praised and encourages doing unto others as one would like done.
At Roosevelt Field New York July 20 two planes attempted to extend the endurance record to about 555 hours. The crew Reichers and Black aboard the Red aircraft carried almost 200 gallons of gasoline while a second plane with lighter fuel load aimed for refueling later. Earlier flight by Belchers and Black ended after 15 hours due to propeller damage and storm conditions.
Tuesday events at the homes of Harvey Houck and John Garner feature club activities and talks by a track agent. Several visits and family gatherings are noted in Sykesville Westminter Uniontown and nearby areas with relatives including the Bairs Alexander Helmer and Crabbs.
Fragmentary notice records a baptismal ceremony in Urbana and Rich with participants named in unclear text. The readable parts indicate a church or community gathering, but specifics such as dates or full names are missing.
A practice page offers four mistakes in a picture covering grammar history etiquette and drawing. Readers are asked to identify each error and unscramble a word by rearranging letters. Grading assigns 20 points per mistake for moderate level and 70 for the hard level. the page promises explanations of errors and the final word.
Column note on Heywood Brown distancing from a favorite story. Broun’s harsh actor jabs, celebrity retorts, and a persistent myth around New York. Harlem publicity pushers and Harlemania Leo Posner appear as vivid urban curiosities amid late night cabaret and shifting scenes.
A scrambled list of historical anniversaries, birthdays, and events. Notable entries include John C. Symes, Theron Baldwin, Day Hunter, Joseph K. Barnes, Blanche W. H. von Tueffel, Robert S. Woodward, Sam Bass, and the Armada defeat, 1861 Bul Run, Leopold and Loeb case, Scopes trial, plus current birthdays for J. Borden Harriman Henry G. Knight and Edward J. Hanna. The horoscope suggests devotion to nature and public service with a shift from past steam era to modern car manufacturing.
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