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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1928
Page
4
An older Frederick Maryland newspaper item notes standard publication details for The Daily News and The Great Southern Printing. It references Associated Press rights, letters to the editor, and notices regarding corrections and correspondence submission policies.
A 1928 reflection on what constitutes good reading. Ray Long notes Americans seek serious, informative books, with personal relevance and narrative appeal. The piece contrasts English markets and American interests, emphasizing ambition and engaging stories over mere description.
Aue Persons asks readers about commencements. Rev J M Dechant says no, not especially. Frances Paxson, Anna Slagen, Kitty White, and Dorothy Hermann express varying enthusiasm for commencements noting they find them interesting or very interesting.
A page fragment contains a letter golf puzzle about transforming words by single-letter changes and a set of local church notices for Woodaboro Woodsboro Union Chapel Mt Zion and Mr Zion with service times and host Mrs Bell. Carlton F Smith of Baltimore cited for Johns Hopkins scholarship 1928 29 and chemistry research assignment.
May attendance at Central School shows present pupils Lloyd Cram LeRoy Thomp son Richard Reynolds Nelsie Thompson Evelyn rum Irene Thompson Ruth Horton Irene Bell Those absent one day were John H Cram Katherine Walker Bernice Harrison Marguerite Bell Carolyn Walker The attendance percentage was 9 13 percent.
Samuel Thompson Jr. was hit by an automobile late Thursday night. He suffered a fractured right arm and facial lacerations, taken to Monterue hospital. Doctors say injuries are not serious.
June 2 1908 report notes Rev Charles Steck as president Cal Trail treasurer George Summerman secretary C C Cat superintendent H C Zachary elected as board member replacing the deceased Lewis Sixfort Mona Elizabeth Hillary reappointed as matron Elizabeth Kreh as speaker Master James Elkins ten years old of East Fourth street was injured by a fall and cut his head. Other items mention Frank Stoner and D Chester Kemp on East Second street and George Yo Morran accepting an appointment there.
County Health Officer Ok E Kuyavven explains the thyroid gland and iodine's vital role in health and mental vigor. He outlines how iodine deficiency causes goitre, the impact of puberty pregnancy and menopause on thyroid demand, and the preventive value of iodine administration under medical supervision.
Mary Esther surveys Hood College events and community happenings in Frederick. She notes the anniversary address by Dr J H Apple marking 36 years, the Key Hotel dinner and dance, school commencements, Memorial Day services and ongoing cultural events.
The western yellow pine or Pinus ponderosa was identified by David Douglas near the Spokane River in 1826, with earlier discovery by Lewis and Clark along the Missouri River. The species forms extensive western forests, grows up to 200 feet, and yields varied wood used for plans, boxes, joints, and construction across the United States and abroad. The piece also notes a postal telegraph executive appointment in New York.
A compact guide on proper word use and pronunciation. It highlights common errors such as farther as additional and depends as dependz, fixes mis spelling issues with words like supple two and D s, and defines commendable as laudable creditable praiseworthy with an example of praise for actions.
A whimsical poem recounts a duck dentist guiding patients to dental care. The piece praises the dentist’s skill with drills and tools, welcoming patients to the chair and treating each tooth as art. Excerpt signed A LUFBURROW.
A collage of anniversaries and birthdays notes figures from Washingtons furlough of Revolutionary soldiers to Grover Cleveland and Frances Cleveland weddings. It marks a railway opening, political events, and a King George V birthday celebration with tax cornerstone ceremonies in Washington.
The annual sculling contest on the Thames began in 1715 and is famed as the oldest continuous sporting event. It awards Doggett's Coat and Badge to the winning rower, marking a historic maritime tradition.
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