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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1930
Page
4
The text argues that idle workers should be engaged in public projects like roads and buildings to sustain the commonwealth. It acknowledges some public figures exaggerate harm but warns idleness breeds discontent and crime, advocating state action to create productive labor even if taxes rise briefly.
Prof Picandi of Belgium aims to rise ten miles in a balloon as a scientific wager. The report recalls 1963 English alpinists who reached five and a half miles, with one losing consciousness. Advances since then are noted as aviation pushes limits beyond early balloon ascents.
Letters discuss Tetent anniversary thanks and praise for coverage. A reader J Grove requests immediate action on the Frederick Junction railroad bridge over the Monocacy, urging the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and state officials to condemn or reinforce the bridge if it cannot carry 7 tons and 5 mph, warning of interstate crash risk.
A reader guide outlines common misuses and confusions in English spelling and word forms. It highlights proper distinctions between appraiser and approver, and urges careful practice to master vocabulary and accuracy.
The readable fragments describe a twenty year period with references to Rev. Wh. Dans. Rev Stest. anc Frans James and an uncertain Cad. Byres. It mentions wheat yields varying from 2S to 3A bashels and notes some depth measurements and ripening notes amid garbled text.
A playful tale follows a long ago dinosaur who wanders home to a vast bedless world. His snores shake the earth as he drifts toward rest, a whimsical journey through ages before hens crow and peaches grow on trees.
A collage of misquoted lines and stray attributions comments on prison unrest and social change. Premier Ramsay MacDonald, Edna Ferber, S. S. Van Dine, and John R. Oliver are cited among scattered phrases about liberty, regeneration, crime, and ethics in institutions.
A fragmentary notice mentions Mrs Valth Shorb and Mrz 3 near Keymar, with references to Johnsvie and near Johnsvie. It notes three children of T. Miler visiting the same place, and Mr and Mrs William D Schhildt and the Rew Torre family spending Thursday night at home. Additional lines reference Mr and Mrs Brown, Mr and Mrs James Treat, and other local residents in terse form.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a religious note or column title with unclear author and target. The text mentions biblical thoughts and defenses addressed to a person or group initials J C and the phrase qisa scand. It is largely unreadable and lacks verifiable details for a full summary.
A vintage kitchen note describes making herb vinegars including basil garlic parsley and tarragon to season salads and dressings. Instructions cover basil vinegar with leaves steeped in heated vinegar for two weeks, and garlic vinegar combining garlic basil nutmeg lemons and vinegar. Local notices report visitors and social visits from Washington Frederick and Baltimore, with families and church groups gathering at Mountain Lake Park and Epworth Leagues events.
Fragmented OCR text references George W. from Broken Bot Neb and lists multiple family names including Belve and Youngs. Mentions candidates Candotea Mintoa Tova and Democrats and Republicans. No clear outcome or event details emerge due to garbled source.
A dated NEA Service feature invites readers to spot at least four mistakes in a cartoon and unscramble a scrambled word. It promises twenty points per error and twenty for the word, with explanations to follow later in the page.
In New York on June 22 1930s era profile of producer Earl Carroll depicts a complex figure tainted by past prison time and accusations of sexual showmanship. The piece notes Carroll’s theater role and controversial reputation while speculating on publicity stunts and potential diplomatic trouble with British authorities.
The readable text references paroled county residents and crimes including burglary and larceny. Mentions individuals Gatth Ham trong Cecelia Crets and a person named Fumer Posett described as negro. includes terms indicating race and criminal accusations.
A compilation of historical anniversaries with notable births and events. Includes John Howard Bryant, Mendel, Shea, Smith, Sarah J. Farmer, Emma Lazarus, and other figures. notes Roanoke, Mayflower return, Constitution maiden voyage, and a 1862 prohibition in Boston. Also lists today’s birthdays and a brief horoscope.
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