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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1931
Page
4
The piece argues against adding seats in Congress, noting 435 members already strain efficiency. It warns that more representatives would create a moblike body, increase expenses, and reward job-holders, urging focus on reducing overall membership instead.
The piece reflects on June weddings with romance and flowers while noting crowded divorce courts and the fragility of conjugal bliss. It contrasts enduring love with distractions of modern life and questions the sustainability of sentimental ideals in marriage.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a daily English lesson note with incomplete phrases. Core words hint at a teaching exercise or practice prompt, mentioning a waste or effort phrase and a reference to a test. The readable portion provides no clear names, dates, places, organizations, or outcomes.
readable fragments mention Md Scaaab Rosey and ORT Tab with phrases about work, rewards, and sentences. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events or dates, but indicates a discussion or quotation set on improving or earning rewards through work.
A compact, period style notice by W N A Lufburrow stresses attention to eyes teeth and rest from a dated, restorative theme. It laments items that cannot be bought and lost treasures causing despair, urging ongoing care and repair.
Mrs Samuel Stam baugh visited relatives in Hagerstown. Mr and Mrs C L Green and family spent Saturday with Mr and Mrs Roy Bohn in Westminster. Mr and Mrs C Roscoe Kiser weekend in Baltimore. Mr and Mrs Roy G Prisham and family visited Emory Stottiemeyer and his wife. Harry Krise of Baltimore and Carnegie Yor of Washington DC also noted. Marvey Zoommeerman and Betts Zeigfer of Frederick joined Sunday gatherings.
Brief item notes an event titled Detour Detour dated June 4 involving a person named Fred and an aim to give parity Friday. The text also references The Communus Cup and a short prospering message from Burst A short prospam The Happy Water Braddock won the THUSIC.
Residents of West Second ward discuss a new sewer project for Bond Meder. Frederick defeats BTagspar with J LeGore driving the scoring. Dr Edward Reemshsrg, father of a graduate, stops by Patten Street.
A literary notice lauds Alger Wetten's The Myth of the Sea and the sea myth tradition. It highlights a drowned sailor guided to Fiddler's Green, praising humor, tenderness, and universal hope. The piece also previews other contemporary book notices and editions.
In Middleburg on June 4 the Coleman family attended a funeral for a sister-in-law. Local teachers and pupils plan a premiere at Roky Ridge on Wednesday. Sunday visitors at Mrs E J Ey’s home included Vivian Wao, Brawhey Woelder, Jon Is, and Mrs Hayden Lynn of Richmond. A short vacation at home was spent with Mrs Emily Lynn. Mrs Rachel Bowman and Samuel Bowman attended a brother-in-law David Stephan's funeral Thursday. Mr and Mrs Dilman visited Jacop Snare’s home. Betty LaForge, Hood College student, returned home for summer. The Frederick High Seas Band played in Baker Park as part of a concert series. Prof S Benton Harris spoke at Baker Park. A new micro invented by the Laboratores is about the size of a quarter and fits in a speaker’s breast pocket.
A discussion on heredity in infant care and adoption argues weight on immediate parents and remote ancestors. It notes methods to obtain a clean family history, urges careful selection of adoptive children, and outlines procedures to ensure satisfactory outcomes through trust institutions overseeing adoptions.
June 4 Harney notices list visits and greetings among residents. Charles Hess and son Junior with Mrs. Alice Hess of Baltimore visit Mrs. Walter Shriver and daughter Margarit. Samuel D. Snider and Miss Ruth Snider host overnight. Others include Martin Hess, Mar tin Reed on business to Itown, and Isabel Eckenrode from Baltimore visiting locals. References to Isadore and Eckenrode families appear with church notes at Williams Grove Lutheran Church events.
Today in History lists events and notable birthdays with terse notes on figures like Viscount Wolseley and Brandeis, plus milestones such as Mexico war declaration in 1845 and Ford Motor Company stock rise in 1915. It also marks monoplane Columbia’s Europe landing and Labour Ministry changes, with multiple born or died figures across American and British history.
The reading warns a driven energetic native may act boldly yet resist and grow quick tempered. Secrets and wandering impulses surface at night as hopes begin to take shape while the sun remains out of play and major planetary aspects steer outcomes.
June 4 at Sam's Creek Mr and Mrs George Miller called on Mrs Howard Witt in Marstos Tuesday evening Meron Engel whose tomb on her son and daughter and Mrs Ian Shosid as Mrs and Mrs Cyde ment Mr and Mrs Few Windsor rep GIST Helen Al Mr.
A fragmented reminiscence recounts a confrontation near a New York hotel. A tall mysterious man in a top hat and shawl allegedly offered a blurring procession of passes and demanded a war question, while bystanders observed a quick escape after a staged scene. The speaker, identified as Gilbert Swax in the fragment, recalls chaotic details and social intrigue surrounding a theater event.
Reg ortieiye in x Pear is cruel and mean Emerson.
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