Parading News Item At Se City Event
A fragment from The Daily News describes an upcoming parade in Se City. Details are unclear but the text mentions a public event involving local participants and observers.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1929
Page
4
A fragment from The Daily News describes an upcoming parade in Se City. Details are unclear but the text mentions a public event involving local participants and observers.
Local briefs summarize modest updates from area brewers and venues. The notes mention small changes in beer offerings and public interest in tasting events.
A reflective essay discusses walking as physical exercise and as a form of mental rest. It contrasts walking with motoring, noting the pleasure of landscapes and moments of quiet, while acknowledging modern life and choices at cross roads.
A scrambled June astrology note links personality traits to birth dates. It suggests June births experience mood swings and emotional shifts, noting quick changes and a mix of generosity and volatility. The piece hints at social balance and invites careful self observation.
The readable portion hints at a cryptic instruction about completing words and arranging letters, but the source text is garbled and lacks verifiable facts or names for a proper summary.
Four men from near Thermo west of Thermo were arrested after a May 21 raid that yielded 74000 portions of whiskey and production gear. Rossier Raymond E Exlet and Gorgon J Eyvier posted bonds of 300 each for a June 1 appearance before U S Commissioners. Additional warrants were issued for Hust Ciata Russell Dennett and others expected to be apprehended soon.
The readable text hints at a Baltimore area item with references to printers and trash. The fragmentary lines mention Damares of the eves and a list-like sequence of words. No clear event or persons are discernible.
Fragmentary item notes events from twenty years ago in Frederick with scattered names and phrases, lacking clear details but indicating a feature or column recalling past happenings in the city.
The fragment references brucella abortus and undulant fever with historic notes on cases from 1824 to 1928. It cites Keeler and others, describing early identification, macroscopic organism features, and projected US case totals around 1920, amid a medieval tone of epidemiology.
A tangled tale of marriages and divorces among stage stars. Mary Ellis and Basil Sydney, noted Broadway figures, jousted for roles and stalled on future productions as personal ties influenced casting. The piece recalls offstage tensions and the press’s focus on relationships amid evolving vaudeville careers.
A busy Braddock week includes crowds at the mountain resort, card parties, and the cornerstone laying for Calvary Methodist Church. Attendees heard remarks from Bishop Wil Am F. McDowell as plans for a new edifice rise in the heart of town. Local events span Lions district plans, university gatherings, and a commemoration week with commencement speakers.
Dr J H Apple writes in The Nation’s Schools about Hood College using amateur motion pictures to publicize campus life. The three reels show visitor arrivals, campus scenes, and pageantry, with shows for freshmen, clubs, alumni events, and high schools. Portable screening allows exhibitions in small rooms or large halls nationwide.
An editor’s note summarizes early health claims about saliva curing diseases by chanting formulas and expectorating. It mentions supposed salivary glands and other glands, with references to British regions and various animals, suggesting unverified remedies and speculative connections to digestion and disease treatment.
Historical notes mark anniversaries of Brigham Young John B Floyd Redfield Proctor John M Harlan and Hugo Munsterburg with dates and birthplaces. Also Kentucky and Tennessee statehood anniversaries and Lincoln death noted along with recent birthday mentions and a general horoscope.
A compact item lists word usage tips and pronunciation notes from Daily Lessons in English. It covers proper meanings for peruse and scan, correct pronunciations for four and for, common misspellings such as disinfectant, and defines stelid as impassive and obstinate.
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