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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1931
Page
4
A jumbled 1930s style piece discusses cigarette dangers and discarded butts, referencing the Bureau of Standards and imagined innovations. It mentions a cigarette that goes out on command and compares with pipe smoking, with assorted cultural allusions and stray observations.
The column lists anniversaries and birthdays linked to Charles J. Barn near Salem and Louis Frank M. Chapman among others. It cites explorers and notable persons born around this date and mentions the horoscope urging steady focus and mind discipline amid eccentric personalities.
Society columns record the marriage of Miss Drucilla Nicklas Stager to Mr George G Kress in Chambersburg with details on their backgrounds at Wilson College and McGill University. Anniversaries, birthdays, tea gatherings at the Home Aged, and many residents visiting Philadelphia, Baltimore, and New York are noted along with a church ordination and local bridge teas.
A garbled collage of quoted lines and names appears, mentioning James Degny, Hack 5 Firestone, and Henry Barrett. The text references unemployment, Chicago figures, and a crime commission, with fragmented phrases and stray punctuation. It lacks coherent narrative or verifiable facts.
Fragmentary religious reflection cites scripture about God judging the world and the need for faith and money in spiritual work. The text mentions the idea of a tithe and a critique of material gain in a divine context.
Twenty years ago today a column in The News recounted a fatal tems event. The text, stained with OCR errors, references Jefferson and a farm, naming Stephens and Lams in fragmented phrases without clear dates or locations.
Mrs Adrian Onderdonk and Mr John Usher Markell of Frederick and Meases Dudley and Douglas Cotton of Baltimore are named in a series of social notes. Francis Summers, 20, son of Franca and Summers, enrolled Monday at the Lincoln Airplane and Flying School in Lincoln Nebraska for a transport mechanics course. The Lincoln school is the one Col Lindbergh yearned to sit at years ago. Mr and Mrs Rey Ramsburg celebrate their 53rd wedding anniversary. Mr and Mrs Thomas Keener of Bar Shore visited Libertytown with the Hervéry Long family. Jack Gelirick of Hollywood and New York City, guest of Air Albert Bell, returns to New York.
A brief instructional note discusses common English errors such as using do not say instead of did not say and lying down. It highlights pronunciation pitfalls in hemisphere and other terms and encourages expanding vocabulary with one word daily, though the example sentence contains unclear wording.
The Union Bridge senior class held commencement at the M. E. church with Dr. A. C. Differbach delivering the address. Fourteen students graduated, including Essie Chris-Line Bowman Catherine Virginia Eas terday Oliver Newton Edmondson Cletus Bradley Grinder Carmen Elaine Kaufman Annabelle Natalie Keefer Margaret Elsie McKinney James Treon Phillips John Barr Saylor Donald Ellsworth Six Mary Catherine Sirons Clyde Edward Withide and Ethel Irene Wimmer.
A fragmented New York region chronicle describes a lively waterfront scene with beer, boats, and a gathering of intellectuals led by Morley at a crickety waterfront workshop. It references invaders and social bustle, noting Germanic wartime echoes and a mix of locals and newcomers amid hazy details.
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