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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1929
Page
9
Readable fragments describe concerts, performers and stations including Detroit and Philadelphia venues. Mentions orchestras, broadcasts, schedules, and various city and group names associated with a large regional arts program.
Amid a volatile French crisis a coalition split emerges over a Mélon Beretger pact tied to credits and debt. Key figures Pate area breach and a planned ratification see Premier Brookean Cacing and Water Bache Abert Rex Bertram Mf Osgond involved alongside Dr Dever Mo Bacward and Guy Hicas in tense negotiations.
Three speakers Emory L. Coblentz Rev Dr Henn L. G. Kieffer and W Clinton A. McSherry addressed the Fredericksburg Rotary Club luncheon at 12 30 pm on Wednesday. They described community benefits from service and Rotary ethics while emphasizing friendship, youth renewal and better understanding among members. The club vice president presided in the president's absence and sent regards from Chicago.
A local notice describes a gathering at Hood College with a 4 o clock start and a henne shoe throwing contest. The event includes a later 6 o clock meeting and a celebration for Rev Dr Kiefer’s birthday. Attendees include County Superintendent Lfoid Palmer and many named guests from Pittsburg and Rocai72, with Dr Robert C Warfield among speakers.
An old newspaper ad promotes Kruschen Salts as a quick fat loss remedy. It claims daily morning use dissolves waste matter and internal toxins while improving digestion and skin, promising renewed vigor and a livelier figure. It urges readers to buy from Williamsons Drug Store or any pharmacist.
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