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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1930
Page
4
A fragmentary essay mocks a proposed Republican banquet honoring a G. O. P. founder, criticizing performative patriotism. It notes U.S. travel abroad in mid year and stock market optimism, saying readers should doubt sensational claims while business conditions shift.
An address in Vienna by Professor Mackeresin cites research on consanguinity and fertility among intellectual, peasant, and skilled groups. Findings show childlessness and reduced family size in intellectuals, with debates on education and social policy to influence reproduction for national futures.
A reader criticizes moral authority and the legality of intoxicants and patronage, arguing that even Shakespeare warns against corrupt power. The piece invokes religious and constitutional themes, urging adherence to divine law and governance while condemning manipulation for wealth.
A column recaps local events from June 9 1930 including Rev. Douglas Hoof resigned from Emmanuel Proesani church duties and Andrew Meiging’s resignation. It notes aTemperance sermon urging abstinence and cites residents and clergy, plus a motorist injury on the N35 near Heights and a Tuesday evening rain.
A fragmented account recalls the Battle of Gettysburg and its impact on the Civil War. It notes Union advances, Confederate strength, Lee’s retreat, and Meade’s pursuit as the turning point with broader effects on Northern and Southern fortunes.
Mrs. Albert R. Scott hosted a family dinner with guests from Washington and Baltimore including Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Williams and Miss Grace King. Visits included Clarence Scott in Baltimore and a refreshment of Ill health for Mr. Seats. Local church groups and home makers clubs held June meetings with hostesses listed and members traveling from nearby towns.
A historic clash at Rasbern unfolds with high stakes and a 993,678 score line. Officials report 1910 era context and a referenced six eight line as part of the tally.
A fragmentary poem describing a large elephant with oversized ears and flat trunk. The speaker notes the animal appears overfed and lacks clear virtue, observing its eating and drinking while wondering about its thoughts. The text is rough and stylistically quirky with misspellings and casual tone.
Fragment discusses education among prison populations and a claim that learning is not inherently virtuous. Mentions Lewis BE and Lawes as warden figures and critiques large scale business beyond basic instruction.
Today's entries list historic events from 1366 to 1918 including Drake at Roanoke, the Continental Congress proposing independence, and Wilkes expedition returning from Antarctica. It notes proud moments and multiple notable births and a 1918 court martial for conscientious objectors.
An explosion in a water intake tunnel under the Detroit River near Brile Isle killed six workmen and injured six others. A forgotten dynamite charge detonated when struck by a worker’s pick, with the blast occurring 3 200 feet from the river, about 225 feet underground. Names and full details were not clearly identified in the fragmentary report.
The note cites Matthew 16 23 with Satan described as a bad Drister whose work and wages are the worst. It warns against worldly deception and urges focus on righteous conduct.
Members enrolled at the Braddock event include Evance Jones and Tae xe Soavion with Tre guests in attendance. Mrs. Mat and Miss Marr listed among those present.
A NEA Service notice hints at at least four errors in a cartoon or picture puzzle. Readers are invited to identify grammar history etiquette and drawing flaws and then unscramble a scrambled word by switching letters. The page promises a reward if the reader finds all mistakes and solves the final word.
Scattered Graphs from a notebook detail daily life in New York City. A young man nicknamed Sam Love Was gains attention for his romantic and comic city exploits as reporters chase fresh notes. The piece paints social scenes, with names and places glimpsed in a bustling urban setting.
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