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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1929
Page
4
Untitled fragment hints at a public figure and events
A garbled text fragment mentions a person, retirement, and a public setting with implied themes of events and healines, but its specifics are unclear. The readable pieces reference a member, retirement, and activities in a country setting, with emphasis on gatherings and recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
healine-mRiat
No Punishment Too Severe in Deterring Hit‑and‑Run
The piece argues that cowardice under panic after harming another demands severe penalties, condemning hit‑and‑run drivers who abandon victims. It calls for swift apprehension and robust punishment to deter such acts, noting the public duty to safeguard victims and uphold decency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tan
Fawimaners
Becks Her Heww Hen Fetter Street Note
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Becks and hens with a fetter street reference. No clear event or identifiable entities beyond those terms.
Daily Lessons in English Note on Contractions and Punctuation
The text cites WL Gordon's Daily Lessons in English and discusses preferred contractions You are not and phrases like She is moved noting irregular spellings and misheard lines. It mentions examples and hiccups such as inebriate and a disjointed sentence about impressing a mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wl, Gordon
LUF S STUFF A Rule Of Life
The text appears as a fragmented diary style note about rivers and seas and personal beliefs. It mentions tre rivers and arctic seas, doubt, and relationships described with careless tone. The passage reads as a poetic reminiscence on life, memory, and human interactions.
Bible Thought on Wealth and Affection
A clipped quotation discusses riches entering possession but not hearts or affections. It contrasts material wealth with inner values, noting riches may be admitted into hands yet should not govern the soul or priorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charron
Twenty Years Ago in Frederick Column Tidbits
A clumsy OCR fragment recounts Frederick historical notes from June 13 with references to a church service led by Rev. Dr. E R Eschbach and a carriage accident involving Edward J. Hudson and others. Details are garbled with unclear names and places.
Untitled report on garden pest and street conversation
A fragmented article notes a beetle infestation affecting fruit trees and a suspected Mexican pest, described as destroying evening leaves. It mentions an animated street conversation between a lady and a woman on a chapel balcony about a supposed sage script and an aborted dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scriua
Goiter Tied to Iodine Deficiency Across Regions
Health magazine explains iodine’s role in thyroid function and goiter, noting tiny iodine amounts in the blood and thyroid. It discusses how diet from eggs milk bread wine and water supplies iodine and how shortages in soil and remote areas raise risk. Studies track iodine needs by state and region with fortification efforts reducing goiter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Fishbein
Jeu
Livgein
Great Lakes
Gaster
Flag Day Talk Delivered Before Rotary Club
An odd press fragment notes a Flag Day talk given before a Rotary Club meeting. It mentions Br. C. Wi. Gordinier of the State Teachers' Conference and Rev. Dr. HU. G. Rieter, with unclear ties to Frederic and a Wednesday event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Br. C. Wi. Gordinier
Ie State Teachers
Cotferce
X Rev
HU. G. Rieter
Chit
Property Deeded In Sheriff Transfer
William C. Roderick sheriff transfers property to Charles E. Stambaugh and wife, with ownership details including Victor C. and R. B. noted in the deed. The transaction records indicate a completed conveyance and beneficiary names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam C. Roderick
Charles E. Stambaugh
Victor C
R. B
Tzaak Walton League To Give Prizes Again
Unclear notes show a meeting at the Scat hotel with members and Edward Shaw presiding. The group discussed prize distribution and multiple topics, but legible details are limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tzaak Walton League
Rt Bine
Grey Pom
Bhs
Edward Shaw
Summer Salad Craft Tips From Sister Mary
A vintage cooking note from Sister Mary extols salads in hot weather and offers a Summer Salad recipe using beans ham tongue Bermuda onion green pepper and lettuce. It includes a Boiled Salad Dressing with eggs oil milk vinegar and mustard and tips on preparing ingredients ahead and serving in a lettuce ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
EA Service
Wester
Bermuda
Wien
Transportation finance and safety lessons from two sources
The fragment cites H Canvsron of the National Fy Council urging safer handling of physical problems and hazard awareness in modern transport. It mentions Realty 400,000 funds, waterway rates, and efforts to reduce costs while improving services and safety through transportation officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Canvsron
National Fy Council
Georg
W. S
Teis Transportation
Enter Guilty Plea as Trial Nears End
Baltimore June 12 former Roads Commission employee James H Woods faced a looming jury trial for looting a roads treasury of 378 dollars His guilty plea came after state witnesses testified payroll padding and missing state road checks. Woods changed plea to guilty as the trial neared its close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
James H. Woods
Late Roads Commission Onnias
William Cuttan
Jennie
Today in History and Birthdays Highlights
Today in history lists notable births and events from history with figures like Franck Dans Thomas Young Winfield Scott Gustavus Fox Duke de Broglie Julius Elchberg and George Lukina. It notes Civil War planning by Gustavus Fox and Pope Benedict XIV Bible language decree along with World events and birthdays such as Yeats and Harold Grange. The horoscope predicts literary ability and a happy home life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franck Dans
Ruma
Charlestown
Mess
Cambridge
Mass
Thomas Young
Winfeld Scott
United States Army
Pecerebury
West Point
Thomas Arnold
Rugby
England
Gustavus V. Fox
Navy
Union
Saugus
New York City
Duke de Broglie
Julius Elchberg
Germany
Boston
Todss
Benedict XIV
George Lukina
Temple Church
Bristol
Department of Labor
Congress
May 96 Accident Leads to Twin Fines in Peters Moon Court
In Peters Moon court at 2 oclock, John W. Lloyd presided over a May 26 hearing of Rohroack of Waynesboro and Mixon of Brunswick. The case details incongruent with nineteen witheases present and involved charges tied to an incident between Rohroack and Mixon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jec Tard Ronoack
Waynesboro
John F. Mixon
Brunewick
John W. Lloyd
Petershmoon
Rohroack
Nixon
Hovermare
Bruns- Ted
Atiuar Wage CF
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Forksville
Charles Parsons
Srunswick
Petersville
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