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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1930
Page
4
Fragmented readable text references a public notice related to crime safety or probation in Precerck Maryland. Mentions mothers or parents and a brief reference to authorities or agencies. Text is incomplete and hard to parse.
A reader protests unsafe driving practices and urges simple highway signs to guide travelers. The note laments confusing curves and illegal parking opposite white lines, advocating clear arrows and fewer Dont park signs to improve Maryland roads.
A reader correspondence quotes HD Williar Jr chief engineer of the State Roads Commission confirming the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bridge over Frederick Junction is posted for seven tons. The letter argues detours and reinforcement are needed while stressing trucks exceeding the limit violate law.
The item outlines a daily English lesson focusing on a word list with misspellings and synonyms. It mentions words like drastic and fearless and aims to expand vocabulary with a single new word each day.
A fragmentary Frederick column notes items from July 28, 1810. The text recalls an event described as a large occasion, referencing a map or plan, a lease, and a monetary premise related to a tram or market activity. The legible portions hint at civic, commercial, and personal notes typical of historical columns.
A curated collage of quotes spans leaders and writers. Figures such as M J Flanigan G K Chesterton Ioarn Fletcher Hobart Selma Lagerlof and Mack Sennett are cited expressing views on work peace paganism imagination and critique.
Maurice Chevalier stars in a Paris American star pairing in a comedy drama with music at Tivoli, joined by Claudette Colbert as the American daughter's fate intersects Venice. Sound cartoon and Lew Martland duo also featured. The New Maryland presents The Barker, a first talking production, plus The Ace of Scotland Yard and a comedy.
Fragmented OCR notes reference a short-lived event or item list with unclear details and several garbled names and dates. The readable parts mention Thayer and halted entries but lack concrete actions or outcomes to confirm.
A local gathering at Mecca Aer Park discusses disability access and health services. Speakers address tactile aids, safety in transit, and community inclusion while noting policy gaps and funding needs to improve support for residents with disabilities.
Old time guidance on selecting varieties Evergreen Country Gentleman Bantam and the best cooking method. Boil eight to twelve minutes in rapidly boiling water, add salt late, break ears into thirds, and serve on the cob or cut from cob with cream and butter. Includes corn chowder recipe and daily menu ideas.
Plans for the annual children’s carnival at Braddock Heights auditorium progress and will be completed soon. Proceeds benefit Mountain playground work and the event includes dancing by the Washington Connner-Mitchel School of Dancing and performances by Braddock Heights Orchestra.
A fragmented ad note describes Boots outfits for a postevent gathering and indicates plans for a party with friends. It mentions a dress idea and color choices, plus a sketch titled Bats and a future sketch featuring Bets seeking information.
A garbled New York column riffs on Dinty Moore’s cafe padlock dispute with revenue officers, odd theatrical notes, and Manhattan oddities. It mentions Dinty’s residence above the cafe, bootleg schemes, and colorful local figures like Mane Dressler and Richard Burt, with stray jabs at Hollywood and Wall Street.
A collage of historical anniversaries and birthdays lists figures such as Nicholas Brown, Thomas Heyward Jr, Joseph Habersham, James A. Bayard, Charles Stewart, Jean Baptiste Camille Corot, and Robespierre with brief notes on birthplaces and death dates. Also notes World War I launch in 1914 and birthdays of Gen. Burlington Booth and Mary Anderson.
A compact devotional saying contrasts divine wrath with human folly. It echoes biblical imagery from Isaiah and cites a modern blunt judgment, noting the majority’s perceived wickedness.
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