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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1930
Page
4
A 1933 editorial urges shoppers to avoid mail order and shop in town. It argues that local stores keep money and employment home, noting delivery delays and higher apparent savings from catalogs, while praising hometown merchants as a measure of community prosperity and progress.
Chicago papers unite in a fierce anti crime stance urging truthful reporting of underworld violence. Editors defend risks taken by reporters to expose gang plots and crimes for public welfare. Campaign costs and economic concerns in Pennsylvania politics are noted alongside debates over living costs.
A reader describes a strong odor troubling residents between West Fourth Street and Fifth Street. The letter cites headaches and health concerns and calls for city action.
Dr Kefauver notes one objectionable odor from a cleaning establishment but says it is not harmful to residents nearby. He reports only one prior complaint from a family in the area and no complaints from residents near other cleaning places.
The Carrall county board of education named Myrtle Eckhard as supervisor of graded schools and Ruth DeVore supervisor of rural schools. Mae Priter and Elizabeth Grum-Line were listed among county nurses, Maye Grimes as clerk, and Mildred Ensor as attorney. Bus assignments for the coming year include several routes to Harner, Taneytown, New Windsor, and Uniontown. The budget for next year was submitted for final approval with a total school tax including added land purchases and equipment expenses totaling 337. The meeting noted petitions and requests from multiple communities, with ongoing consideration of taxes and improvements.
A fragmented Frederick clipping recalls a wartime or commemorative note with names like John Ed and Michael McCatrez. It mentions a church asking for $590 and other unclear figures, referencing local figures and a memorial context from two decades prior.
A fragmentary collage quotes Edgar F Quadapeed Edward A Jene Mark Beydon Ray and Winthrop D Lane on topics from crime reform to punishment past 23 years of reform debate the limits of mastery and the value of treatment versus retribution in society
A June 14 gathering at the Long home in Creagerstown honored Mrs Am Long and Mrs Rhoades on their birthdays. Guests included Mr and Mrs Leroy Rhoades and family, Mr and Mrs Carl Hamilton and others from Reisterstown and nearby towns. Extensive social visiting followed the supper and map of attendees noted.
A crowded note recalls visits by Mrs Paul Ha and others to York and Baltimore, church and infirmary stops, and Sunday gatherings in Gettysburg and Littlestown. Local families including Fox, Shriver, Strickhouse, and Bridinger are mentioned visiting relatives in Gettysburg, Greenville, and Baltimore amid social events. The piece closes with theater listings at the Opera House and New Maryland featuring Back Pay and The Tian and the Moment with Fathers Week promotions and cast details.
Local theater page notes Clara Bow tops the silent scene as rumors swirl about a comeback project. Variety hints at a star showcase with midtown venue chatter and producer interest.
A fragmentary instruction emphasizes avoiding saying the name Adams three times in a sentence and to refrain from revealing Adams in the company of strangers. The text appears as a language learning tip about wording and recognition of names.
Readers are invited to spot at least four errors in a cartoon caption about bar behavior and etiquette and to unscramble a scrambled word. The page teases a grading scheme with 20 points per mistake and per unscrambled word, promising explanations later.
Gilbert Swan reports on Broadway entertainers whose radio fame threatens live theater attendance. High paid performers face upheaval as radio success and off color jokes draw audiences away from stages, while listeners flood stations with fan mail and letters to broadcasters.
A fragmented, dated list cites anniversaries and birthdays with irregular spellings and garbled names. It mentions events such as Texas annexation in 1845 and patterns in paper, plus figures like Major General Johnson Hasood and George W. Coleman, in a stream of jumbled lines with no clear narrative.
Fragmentary OCR note references a biblical thought and verse with unclear wording. The text mentions activation at a be and a friend Bacen, but specifics are unreadable.
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