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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1928
Page
4
The notice outlines copyright and publication policies for The New a, crediting the Associated Press and other sources. It emphasizes written notices for communications, real-name authors, and corrections upon notification, with postal details and filing rules.
The piece argues President Coolidge chose not to run after over five years in the White House. It notes his distinctive speech, the wear of the office, and reports from Washington that the strain affected his health. It suggests a return to a simple life while doubting total inactivity.
The June puzzle explains letter golf with rules and sample COW to HEN in three steps. It describes changing one letter at a time to form valid common words and notes a complete solution appears on the last page.
A compact memo on word usage and pronunciation from W L Gordon. It fixes common errors such as after and away and highlights preferred noun verb pronunciations and spelling choices. It defines synonyms and urges daily vocabulary growth with a chosen word each day.
Inquiring reporters pose five questions about Democratic picks for president and vice president. Emory L. Coblentz predicts Al Smith will be the presidential nominee with a Western or Southern running mate. Other respondents name Smith with various VP possibilities including Hitchcock Reed Ritchie and Hitchcock.
The page previews a double feature with Puccini's Madame Butterfly presented beside The Enemy adapting Channing Pullock themes. Miss Gish plays Paull opposite Carl on the eve of his front call, alongside Ralph Forbes and a strong supporting cast. Also on offer are Born To Battle with Bil Cody and Harold Lloyd two reel attractions at the Maryland.
A pleasant birthday surprise greeted Airs Outerbridge Pry on June 17 as the Ladies' Bible Class of the Lutheran Church at Needwood Farm honored her teacher. Guests enjoyed a dinner, roses decorated the table, and several recitations followed in the veranda gathering.
Local notes recount Mrs Charles L Cline near Myersville badly injured when two runaway horses bolted from a field toward her wagon on her farm. She struck a sickle while attempting to subdue the horses and suffered a serious fall. The item also lists town officials and directors of local organizations in terse, imperfect OCR style.
NEA Service notes that if Hoover wins in November he would be the third president elected without ever having run for office before. The piece compares his situation to Zachary Taylor and Ulysses S. Grant, both of whom won the presidency without prior campaigns. It lists other leaders who started in local or state roles before becoming president and notes 11 first ballot nominations by each major party through 1928.
Mrs. Ann Minthorne Heald, 85, Herbert Hoover’s aunt, listens to Hoover’s nomination in Kansas City from Mayfield California. A surprise birthday social was hosted by Mr and Mrs Wm C Baker at New Midway on Sunday for the Jatters sister Bes sie Hoppert and a gathering including numerous relatives from Baltimore York Hanover Union-Bridge Walkersville and Detour.
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