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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1931
Page
4
A fragmented account recalls the 1776 flag’s meaning and a naval parade in the Hudson. It cites Woodrow Wilson’s remark on liberty and justice, praising the flag’s symbolism amid patriotic reflections and commentary on national banners.
The readable text fragment shows garbled OCR with bits of a question about a mystery query. No clear names, places, dates, or events are discernible beyond generic reporter notes.
Rogers speaks on the value of schooling and the study of English, highlighting educational aims and the role of language in understanding culture. He references the 4 7 Cel, Sourdette, Beers, and Wan R Rogers in a discussion of curriculum and literary appreciation.
A reader objects to closing Cop-Peoine School arguing the plan ignores local needs and harms children. The letter emphasizes the school’s role as a community hub and requests reconsideration of the proposed action.
Fragmentary OCR text shows penalties for Lewis B Gray related to ice sheet issues and unspecified court actions. Mentions fines, licenses, and possession but lacks clear facts, dates, or complete names.
An OCR fragment references columns of Lat al items and horror themed notes dated twenty years ago today. The readable text hints at past columns and items without clear events or names to identify.
A scrambled page outlines summer plans at Colege Park and rural outreach. It notes donations toward a drought relief project, church activities at the Baltimore Conference, Rotary discussions, Vacation Bible School, and a city pipeline progress. Commencement reflections close the item.
Mrs AL Wy presided in the Ruckeystown Woman's Club afternoon session. A program featured the song Blest Be The Tie and a roll call, with prizes and refreshments noted. A $250 prize was offered by the cad for the outstanding pupil at Beckersteen school.
The article discusses the ethical practice of medicine, patient responsibility, and the evolving relationship between physicians and patients. It notes that not all diseases require hospitalization and emphasizes the role of medical professionals in directing care and managing treatments within limits of available resources.
Fragmented OCR discusses fatherhood, powders, crystals, and sulphur in disinfection context. Mentions nasal spraying and mouth rinses with solutions as part of treatment. References George W. In Patties, Rev James MacLeod, and future discussions on infection control and containment.
A fragmented notice reflects a local issue involving a named person and a public matter. Readable terms hint at proceedings or actions tied to an individual and a regional organization. Details are incomplete, but the entry centers on a dispute or inquiry affecting a public record.
Today in history lists several birth and death dates and events from 1743 to 1930 including Francis Dana Wintele Spott Philip St George Cooke and Minion A McRae with scattered locations. The piece also notes a 1633 Maryland charter and Hawley Smoot tariff debate, plus brief birthday and horoscope items.
In Ladiesburg on June 23 Raymond wit hide and family from Baltimore spent the week end with Mrs Charlie Eid dinger. Sunday visitors included W T Leimer and family, Mr and Mrs W C Letee and York Pa visitors, Burleigh Smith and three children, Ralpha Mildred Eveanor, Grayson S and son Rich all from W B, and Mrs El sad Foss.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a New York sailing or Broadway event with references to girls and a Wits ball. Mentions of the Bronx, mayor, and fashion hints suggest a social or civic gathering, but details and names are unreadable.
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