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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1931
Page
4
Amid changing times, headlines speak of departures and unrest. References to social shifts, protests, and public curiosities surface, detailing public behavior and evolving norms as citizens witness upheaval and reflection.
A historical note cautions about dangers in horses tied to improper feeding and harness use. It warns of infections forming abscesses and stresses careful observation, especially past prime ages, to prevent illness. The piece mentions doctors overseeing such cases and urges proper management to reduce risk.
A garbled passage mentions reports soon and a forecasted survey in progress. It references dates and tasks but the text is unreadable in places, leaving unclear specifics such as names, locations, and outcomes. The fragment suggests ongoing work and anticipated results without concrete details.
Twenty years ago today events involving DMion, Sled Hema and Water were noted with brief mentions of Br MID TAS.
Seniors held a tea and program at the 1.0 C. F. Hall with music by the orchestra. Frances Gorsuch led attendance reports and teachers noted perfect attendance while students performed a processional, vocal solos, and class diplomas.
The readable fragments offer no clear event or parties. The text appears as garbled quotes with names and phrases without definable actions or outcomes. No verifiable individuals or organizations emerge to anchor a news card.
A local rally lists president Adams Kepier and treasurer Margaret Dinter. Vice-presidents Harper Monrever and Bess are named with Rev Harvey Shue and Adam Mown noted among organizers. The document includes several unclear fragments but confirms key roles for the event.
Local notes report visits by Miss Mary and Miss Anna Scheck from Washington to New Market. Mrs Angel and Miss Deiphia and Miss Mame Soyer plus Miss Adtie Boyden are listed as part of the Washington group. Several residents are noted for vacation travels and hospital or home visits, including Mr and Mrs Win C W, Clare, and others in the community.
Detour Sout reports at the home of Mr and Mrs J Shor were Mrs Elmer Buckey and Minerva Barrick, with Miss Jean Gosnel Frederick visiting a schoolmate Miss Jea Koon. Carmen and Hele pane visited their aunt Mame Ow, while Mr and Mrs Dela Mester attended not present events. A 124 yard daisy chain was made in yards, with tying and social chatter among local residents.
A fragmentary, old guide discusses nourishment and cooking, urging simple meals. It mentions veal or meat, seasoning, water, and serving, with cautions on fats, heat, and digestion. It promotes nourishing foods, fresh fruits and vegetables, and moderation in desserts and breads.
A short instruction style summary discusses mispronunciations from Rochester and Panama notes. It defines reparation as making amends for a wrong and mentions separation, encouraging vocabulary growth through a single daily word.
Historic milestones span 1805 Ogden first mayor of Chicago to 1904 General Slocum disaster in New York. Birthdays include Adah Menken and Edward Grieg among others with dates, places, and brief notes on their lives.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Henry Mande and a Tate reference with bids for bars and fronts on Orang Street. Details are unclear and entities are partially unreadable.
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