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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1928
Page
4
The piece presents a historic newspaper masthead and policy notes about Associated Press use advertising guidelines and letters to the editor. It mentions publication days, address in Maryland, post office classification, and correction policy. This reflects period newsroom procedures and cataloging practices rather than a specific news event.
Saturday June 16 1928 essay contrasts the modern graduate with those 25 years earlier. It notes current graduates are highly practical, focused on money and status, driving scientific and industrial progress, while the older idealism stressed knowledge and service. It warns sophisticatio n may erode timeless values and happiness not found in wealth.
Daily English primer notes misuses pronunciation and spelling with a focus on expanding vocabulary. It discusses profusion meaning lavish abundance, cites examples of usage, and encourages learning one word daily. Included are brief crime items noting burglaries at the homes of Extory L Coblientz and Mrs Edward Coblentz with cash losses reported.
An OCR fragment notes a woman traveling to Valparaiso Indiana with her husband’s first wife present in a summer setting. It mentions a man facing a sentence at Youngsorn and jokes about photo portraits and nominations, reflecting local speech and social reminders in a small town.
Five residents answer Teddy's question about The News serials. Mrs G C Daugherty says she liked it but loved the previous. Mrs Julia Reese plans to read all at once, fifty have not begun. Mrs Frank Suman seems to have read a book form. Mrs Carroll Null finds it interesting but not as good as last. Miss Grace Burgee says rather well but not as much as the previous eighty four.
Today in history marks events from 1828 Jesuit schools closed in France to 1915 Germany mobilization. Birthdays honor King Gustav V and Len Small among others. Today’s events include bombardment of Santiago forts and a Yankee Stadium track test in New York.
Edward G. Eichelberger resigns as assistant manager of the U S Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce in New York on June 1. He joins Morriss Service Inc at 551 Fifth Avenue to promote organized tours of Europe and South America for groups of American business executives. He aims to boost goodwill and friendly trade relations through economic group tours and to connect U S businessmen with European manufacturers and trade bodies. He will work with Major C P Mills, head of Morriss Service in New York. He is a former Frederick native, son of Mrs Manam Gray Eichelberger, and related to Eduard S Exchelberger.
Twenty years ago in Frederick the News notes college seniors from the Boys High School were hosted at Raymond Kida’s home in Jamie D Enright’s area. The gathering included classmates and guests, with mentions of Teta Craver Bees, Mieco and Poets, and a visit by Marg a Weet Foie.
County Health Officer Da E C Kerauven outlines how loss of bowel tone, irregular routines, inadequate toilets, sedentary work, stress, under or overeating, and laxative abuse contribute to constipation. He cites irrigation habits, improper breakfast, and hurried mornings as key factors, promising further prevention guidance in next Saturday’s issue.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains how germs settle in the tonsils throat teeth or intestines and travel via blood to form primary and secondary foci of infection. He notes heart disease rheumatism and joint inflammation can stem from throat and dental origins and urges removal of primary foci by surgery and dental care alongside diet exercise and rest.
The tulip tree stands tall in spring with orange and yellow tulip blossoms and fluttering leaves nicknamed the smart poplar. It grows to about 190 feet with large greenish red flowers, valued for timber used in sash, moldings, and veneering, thriving in varied climates and producing strong timber for planing and finish products.
John C Castle aged 79, former judge of the Orphans' Court and resident near Middletown, was severely injured Wednesday while helping to erect a milk house for his son in law Frank L Baker. A plank slipped and fell, throwing him to the ground. He struck a concrete wall and sustained head and body injuries, with multiple bruises.
The piece celebrates lively local life with notes on high school commencements, a university leader's visit, and the passing of Dr Irvine. It highlights civic events from a May city election to fun summer activities, clubs, reunions, and community plans. The author urges readers to stay active in Frederick’s busy social scene.
Fragments describe shifting months and weather as townsfolk await warmer days. A child named Burrow mentions grandparents and a mother while mixed lines hint at treaties and travel, with jagged references to summer and snow.
A puzzle feature explains blue laws and a word change game called letter golf. Rules require changing one letter at a time to form valid common words without rearranging letters. The example changes COW to HEN in three strokes and a full solution appears on the previous page.
Richland Center Wis June 16 reports a newborn son to Mr and Mrs Elmer Deman increasing their family to 19 with four sets of twins among the siblings. The family already totals multiple children spanning generations.
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