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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1930
Page
4
The article notes that front pages oftentheories crowd crime news and family news. It quotes Einstein saying the public may not understand his work, yet observes growing demand for science books and the press's role in sharing research with readers.
A harsh take on the United States Senate compares it to Narcissus, accusing it of self admiration and inability to act, citing Shipstead and a presiding attitude toward power. The piece mocks self-justifying resolutions and external judgments, ending with a satirical note on fear and misunderstanding by federal agents.
The article notes seasonable, economical planning with fresh produce, cottage cheese best soon after purchase, and cured meats favored in summer. It suggests cottage cheese pie recipe with eggs, cottage cheese, almonds, milk, and cream, plus menu ideas for luncheon and dinner featuring spinach soup, hot lamb loaf, scalloped potatoes, buttered peas, and salads.
Triad comedy and romance headline the final screening of The Cuskoos at the theater. Cast includes Robert Woolser Dorothy Lee Ivan Lepeded Mitchan Lewis Marquetta Padula Jebrna Howland with a high energy vaudeville act and a Maryland showing of Girl Overtaara.
Local items recall a discontinued turnpike plan with bids of 150 000 for a third of the road and 83 000 for an adjacent stretch. A post halted project actions at the company’s request while officials and residents noted warm weather and a days events. Names include Frank Bentz Walter Du Féwate Bez C. Robie Landi James Boor Guy K. Motier Thomas K. Hooper and others.
Fragmentary notice marks the July 24 anniversary of Alexandre Dumas born at Villers-Cotterets the French novelist famed for romantic works and storytelling. The text mix includes scattered biographical details and dates from the 19th century.
A fragmented note lists misused words and phrases with garbled examples. It mentions forms like Heathan and torpor and hints at pronunciation issues and language guidance within a noisy, distorted text.
Data pow d A LUE BURROW.
The article extols flawless hospitality for weekend guests, urging hosts to pre plan rooms and amenities. It advises matching tableware, fresh flowers, reading materials, a morning paper, and thoughtful touches like stationery, travel irons, and scented soaps to ensure guest comfort.
The London parliamentary debate yields swift approval as the second reading of the naval treaty bill passes with minimal criticism. Dominion leaders promise support, while an opposing member suggests delaying until after the imperial conference. St Peter's Cathedral in Rome covers 227,089 square feet.
A brief quiz item from NEA Service asks readers to spot at least four mistakes in a picture and to unscramble a scrambled word by rearranging letters. It promises a later explanation of the errors and a final word, scoring twenty points per mistake found and for the word, totaling a potential hundred.
A chaotic snapshot of New York summers with dogs on the beach, costly grooming, and fashionable canine bathing suits. It notes uptown social shifts, including women increasingly paying their own way, and a revived culture of independence among young women amid changing city routines.
A retrospective listing anniversaries of notable figures in politics science literature and arts with birth and death dates. It notes Cadillac settling Detroit Gibraltar siege 1704 Boston Transcript 1830 and Kellogg Briand pact 1929. Also celebrates Birthdays of William Gillette Frederick Olmstead James Freeman and others with terse horoscope synopsis.
A compact collection of quotes emphasizes earning a good name through striving to be what one desires. The text echoes Ecclesiastes and Socratic thought on reputation and virtue.
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