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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1929
Page
4
The article argues that ownership incentives strengthen local development. It highlights benefits of stable residence, personal investment, and civic attachment, urging a campaign to encourage buying homes over renting to foster a lasting community foundation.
The Sunmer weekends bring thousands to the high roads for enjoyment but raise fears of fatal accidents. Reckless driving and grade crossing disasters are warned about as common dangers, with hopes that caution and better behavior could improve highway safety.
Fragmented OCR text shows a local inquiry column with mentions of Ben om Gere, Yeisys Queues, and names like HARRY KENNEDY and ALFRED. scattered references toMarshall et al and St Biets. The readable portion hints at a community questions feature and local residents but lacks coherent facts or events.
Luray church events include a United Brethren service in the basement classroom with pastor Fr Geo W Strne leading the opening and W B Clem closing. Mary Stull and Wm W Pickett start in the class. Chester G Baker and Mrs Besse Dobe perform pieces. Afternoon service at Montevue Hospital follows. Announcements list board meeting and prayer meeting details for Tuesday and Wednesday led by Carl Urban.
NEA Service reports a 2200 mile transcontinental air derby from Santa Monica Clover Field to Cleveland. Twenty five pilots race via stops in New Mexico, Arizona, Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri, Illinois, Indiana and Ohio with prizes totaling 6000 to 21000 dollars and a trophy for the winner. Notables include Miss Earhart era women pilots, Miss Bobby Trout and Miss Crosson among contestants.
Miss Mattie Johnsonly visiting her brother Arthur Johnson of Jenkinstown Fa Mrs Carrick and Mrs Williams of Baltimore visiting their parents Mr and Mrs Geo Lubn E W Maxwell and children Virginia and Edward Jr spent days with Mrs E W Dorsey Ten Hills and enjoyed a Betterton outing Mr and Mrs J C Hildebrand Mr M Enslow and wife Lois Virginia spending summer at former tollage here Enslow leaves soon for Camp Dex Officers Training Camp Wank as Charles visiting Mrs Geo Mr and Mrs Earl Hoelland announce the birth of a son Mrs J of Buck Loder visiting farmer with daughter MES Mrs a O Holland Mr L B Johnson visited by son Frank Johnson of Washington DC Mss Dora Wartenfeltz guest of Mrs Carson Ward Marvin Beall and son Marvin Jr of Raleigh WV touring Indus Ind Chicago I Buffalo Nagata Fall Troy NYC Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington expected to arrive soon
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss human sin and the call for righteousness amid religious reflection. The text references belief, practice, and a plea for living in righteousness with biblical tone.
Fragmented text recalls past events in Frederick with scattered names and places. The unreadable OCR includes references to individuals, addresses, and stray demographics without coherent narrative or dates.
A roundup of historical figures and events tied to this date. It mentions Will-Count de Kalb and Lamiett in the American Revolution, Isabella Graham and Thomas Darwin with birth and death notes, Dan ralhead and other statesmen, Stanwood Menken and Dr. Wikkant Beebe among notable birthdays and deaths, plus a brief horoscope and musings on the day’s significance.
Unclear text fragment mentions individuals possibly tied to religious or local events with names like Monte Entens and priest. No coherent details or dates present. Further readable context needed to determine a concrete news angle or outcome.
Quote attributed to Sir Oliver Lodge warns that civilization could end from avoidable causes rather than intractable agencies, urging caution in social and scientific progress.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Mr and Mrs plus families including Brown and Shainer members in Pennsylvania places such as Baltimore Hanover and Ti im Yerk. The text records a detour spending rest and a Sunday excursion with relatives and friends.
A glimpse of Hollywood lore recalls Cecil DeMille’s legendary cottage on the lot, guarded gates, and star rituals. Seers, palmists, and crystal gazers flourish among actors, with astrologers kept on retainer for planetary updates guiding contracts and career luck. Nearby sidewalks showcase signature notices and sunlit outdoor cult practitioners abuzz with activity.
Readable items describe a private school in Frederick near West Church Street and Miss Jennie Parkins. A local drama interest, a storm fear story, a movie night, a kitten theft, and a Lion’s Club member misplacing money are sketched in brief, quirky newspaper sketches.
Dr Morris Fishbein notes hardening of the arteries rises with age and is linked to high blood pressure. He cites causes include stress, infections, and toxins, and stresses that prevention rests on hygiene, moderation, and avoiding overindulgence to protect the heart and brain from vascular disease.
In New York July 78 Senator Hak of Maine and Chairman Fred A. Britten of the House Naval Affairs Committee discuss naval policy. Britten says no authority exists to suspend cramer construction under current law. He will attend the inter Parliamentary Union meeting in Geneva next month.
A compact reading notes common misuses and pronunciations. It discusses how to say words like abscond correctly and highlights often misspelled terms while urging steady vocabulary growth.
An OCR fragment discusses rules for word changes and scoring in a slang filled puzzle. It references Jeter and COW to HI transformations and notes comma usage limits. The piece hints at timing and competition constraints amid quirky language.
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