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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1930
Page
4
BOWING TO FASHION IN PARIS COUTURE DEBATE
A fragment discusses skirt length trends and the lure of Paris fashion. It contrasts feminine freedom with fashion dictates and mentions editors and the idea of adopting newer styles versus conservatism. The piece touches on costs and social constraints in clothing.
The Gardener Reflects On Weeds Pests And Purpose
A gardener ponders why plants require constant care while weeds thrive with none. He muses on natural enemies among pests and the possible value of troublesome weeds. He notes that hours spent fighting garden pests also grant vital physical activity for life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garener
Gardner
Senators Weigh Tariff Wake as Naval Treaty Debated
The article notes many senators want to return home while the naval reduction treaty from London is under review. The President urges expeditious action, arguing that tariff delays hinder peace and that a swift vote could clear business next winter. The fiscal statement shows the capital and undivided surplus at the same level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
History of Cancer Theories and Theories of Infection
A historical survey of cancer causes reviews experimental and old wives tales. Dr Warthin argues infection does not drive cancer and cautions against treatments based on infectious theories. The piece discusses heredity, tissue response, and the dubious value of caustic or electrical remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DK Morris Pishbein
Journal of the Medical Association
Che
Annals of At
Warthin
Conte
Daily English Lesson Word Perturb and Pronunciation Tips
Practical guide on misused words and pronunciation. Notes include how to say Ipecac correctly and examples like perturbed meaning disquiet. Emphasizes daily vocabulary growth by mastering one word each day with clear, compact explanations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fata
Ipecac
Tal
Fragmented Recipe Notes of Luf’s Stuff and Favorites
The text lists personal tastes such as berries cherries spices cheeses coffee bread and cake. It reads like a casual culinary preference note with disjointed phrases and misspelled words.
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick Local Items
Fragmented OCR notes recall past Frederick events from The News June 12 1910. Mentions a sale of wheels a misprint and a student named Ruth Holesrat with an upcoming Fahrney graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Cmtumas
Court News Lis Cases and Property Deeds
Court notices involve cases to set aside deeds and names attorneys such as Eisenstock and Harp. Listed are property transfers including Frederize to Maunee CC and Ramsburg et al, with counties and sums noted. Other entries show licenses and various individuals with addresses and ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lis
Tyrone
Ps Voriprrate
Jens PL Ke
Leo Wenders
R. W. Owens
Bobl Eisenstock
Kbss
John L Evina Bab
Ducree Reno
S. Harp
Frederize
Maunee CC Keilhons
Ox M. Ramshure
Charles W. E Ramsburg
Student Corner on English Teaching and Grammar Rules
A classroom feature discusses English grammar usage, sentence structure, and punctuation. It explains who should be elected in a sentence, the role of objects and prepositions, elliptical clauses, and typical errors in usage with examples from student exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Mar
Tomine
Sota
Gaithersburg High School Holds Commencement
Rockville June 12 Thomas C Dar president of the county board presided at Gaithersburg High School commencement held in the building Tuesday evening. A large crowd attended as graduates were named in academic general and medalist categories. The program featured orations by Duvall Johnson and Walker a vocal solo by Johnson and choruses from the second year class. Revs Fringer and Spielman delivered the invocation and benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Thomas C_ Dar
Wea
Gaithersburg High School
Suditorian
Bath
Lecia Thelma Brists
Anna Mae Virginia Cross
Maude Russell Duvall
Verna ‘Thelme Godfrey
Kathryn Evelyn Green
Mary Elzabeth Jonansen
Geneve Martha Mullican
Ethel Emma Mills
Jane
Mauce Orvall
Mark Johnson
Heror
Richard Warfeld
Bry
Wesley Briges
Thomas W Troxell
Maude Duvall
Cfary Johnson
Murray Walker
Mary Johnson
Katherine Greene
Verna Godfrey
Naomi Thompson
Charles Hershey
William Waters
Charles King
James Watson
James Kine
Hec
Denny L. Fringer
Gaithersburg Grace
Judge Denies Brady Brothers Bail in Murder Case
Judge Robert B. Peter of Montgomery Circuit Court orders continued detention of Herman and Leroy Brady after a recent murder trial at Rockville. The court denies bail while awaiting a mistrial remedy and possible retrial. brothers are Prince George county residents with Sheriff Charles F. Early overseeing transport. The case involves a New Year's Eve bombing incident that led to a mistrial. further proceedings set for the Pall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Peter
Montgomery
Herman and
Leroy Brady
Rockville
Hammond Urner
John S. Newman
Peter
Deseter
Brady Brothers
Atil
Prince George County
Charles F. Early
Upper Marlboro
Cannon Will Not Be Required To Testify
Washington reports that the Senate committee formally advised Bishop James Cannon that he would not be compelled to testify. The discussion included remarks by Senator Caraway of Arkansas and others, with noted attendance by Teach In Brosavick and Hood College members. The fragmentary text also references 1928 acts and Brunswick High School context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeancer
Amcat
Cannon
Washington
Aps
Senate
Bishep
James Cannon
Smith
B. Rex m. Wincor
Arkansas
Quotations on Women From Various Voices
A collage of old quotes on women features remarks from Matin Bassmse Geeman and F. FL Van DeWater plus lines from Mabel Wallebrandt and Ruth Wa. The snippets reflect dated attitudes, noting charm, aging, and gender talk with a casual, prosaic tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matin Bassmse Geeman
Mabel Ther Wallebrandt
Children to Gather for Tramsville Women Day Service
In NWJAMSVILLE Tramsville June 12 a Children's Day service will be held Sunday at 10 30 in the BI EL church. The Ladies Aid Society meet July 5 at Mrs Boyd Page home to plan a church grounds fete on June 18. Several local residents and visitors from Baltimore Washington Urbana Leesburg Frederick and Greensburg are listed with their movements and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nwjamsville
Tramsville
BI. EL
Ladies' Aid Society
Mtst
Boyd Page
Ume
Grayson DeGrange
Irving DeGrange
Baltimore
Albert Davis
O. B. Baker
Beulah Hogarth
New Market
H. Grawford Swam- Tey
Dxer
Betty Jane
C. L. Wolfe
Martha Addison
Washington
Alma Hendry
J. Melville Cromwell
J. Melville Cromwell, Jr
Bila Lee
Leesburg
H. C. Swomley
Clyde Smith
College Park
Michigan University Receives Will Benefit From Estate
A will leaves approximately 12 million dollars to the University of Michigan. The estate is valued around 22 million with specific cash bequests and authorized executor powers. James New York and W. W. Cook are mentioned in connection with the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James
W. W. Cook
Lax School
University of Michigan
Jas
Jess de Destowal
Peletions Committee Seeks London Naval Papers
A parliamentary committee adopted a resolution to obtain London naval papers from President Hoover. The vote was among ten or so members and included sending the matter to the President and to Secretary Sumter. The committee then reserved for consideration the London naval papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easay
London
Hoover
Radio Studio Tour and Western Broadcast Figures Highlighted
New York broadcasting scene features Rudy Vaice a former crewman who now earns canoe steps, and Smith Bailew a crooner and arranger from Par es Time Texas. Roxy the prominent broadcasting figure displays Napoleone paraphernalia at Me, while Evangelie Adams and Bauman engage mystic amulets and music for Succatash with the Writs. The article notes many stations on air Sundays, the NBC Frontier Dares program, and famed broadcasters like Chanson Collinge and Swan, with remarks on wild west noise effects and frontier culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rudy Vaice
Croom
Smith Bailew
Tex
Roxy
Dante
Evangelie Adams
Jude Crisy
Bauman
Beran
Cheyenne
Bowman
Calgary
Today in History highlights births deaths and events
A retro列 list recalls notable dates including John A Roebling's death in 1869 and 1608 ships sailing from England to Virginia. It also notes births of Charles Kingster James Weaver James Oliver Curwood Senator Thomas J Walsh and others with dates and places. The piece ends with miscellaneous travelogue style reflections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mass
Concord
John A. Roebling
Gineer
Niagara Bridges
Sia
Brooklyn
XN. Y
Charles Kingster
Givine
James B. Weaver
Iowa
Dayton
Ohio
Des Meimes
England
Virginia
John Winthrow
Massachusetts
Salem
United
Japan
Key West
Florda
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Two Rivers
Wis
Charles L. McNary
Oregon
Berm
Orez
Todar Frank M. Chapman
den Ab Englewood
N. J
Oliver Lodge
Bible Thought Ad Not Evil That We May Live
A fragment quotes Amaes 3 of Sin and Goethe noting thoughts on evil and living. The line reads as a reflective, literary aside on moral reflection and historical lent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goethe
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