Splendid proposition for Frederick County outlined
The Frederick County Board of Education is urged to lease East Church Street buildings with option to buy to house court offices health and other civic agencies and to fund a center for women’s education via scholarships. Trustees argue rebuilding would cost many times the lease price and the plan benefits the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Frederick Count
Ceerch Street
Hood College
County Health Offar
Ey Seminary
Rees
Monocacy Bridge Collapse Tragedy Sparks Questions
Dispatches describe a bridge collapse over the Monocacy River on the major route between Washington and Frederick. Three people died as a stone load pinned the structure while a weak condition and recent repairs are cited as contributing factors. Immediate inquiry followed regarding maintenance and the bridge’s continued service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monocacy River
Washington
Predenck
Gees
Sepair
Inquiring Pe Parscry Picted & Ras 6 Ques
The fragmentary text references a 6 question inquiry or puzzle with scattered names and phrases. It mentions Kemp, Iger son, Grant Hooper, Kline, and London style notes. The readable items hint at a contest or quiz results with disjointed quotations and names.
Letter on coal origin and end times by Alexander Spotiswood Dandridge
The writer argues coal forms from within the earth, not from dead vegetation, citing Admiral Byrd and biblical timelines. He warns of scarce resources within decades and predicts a forthcoming calamity, calling readers to awaken to a “jazz y generation” and divine providence.
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Admiral Byrd
New York
Antarctic
North
South Polen
Trinidad
United States
Alaska
Decas Dane
Alexander Spotiswood Dandridge
Daily English Lesson Promotes Word Mastery Tactics
A brief item highlights daily English lessons focusing on proper usage and pronunciation. It emphasizes avoiding errors in common phrases, practicing concise forms, and expanding vocabulary through a word-a-day approach. It mentions benefits for readers seeking better language skills.
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick Local Items
A June 1810 column recalls events in Frederick. The Maryland State Bankers Association met at Blue Mountain House with Fes Marvith JD as presiding. a sidewalk collapse and a fatality are noted. Edgar Rousler, son of Daniel Buchereteren Roker, receives the Rinehart scholarship in Paris. a Judean Academy prize is awarded for a sketch.
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Frederick
the News
Maryland State Bankers Association Cnet
Blue Mountain Howe
Fes-Marvith JD
Bear preaiding Warsry L. C+ienta
Edgar Rousler
Daniel Buchereteren Roker
Rinehart
Paris
Juan Memorial
Rambles About Town Describe Local Fountain Memorial
The piece speaks of a memorial fountain base inscribed with dates and names, noting the tribute to a child and the mayor’s role in local improvements. It reflects on Frederick’s development and the community’s appreciation for civic service while praising the city as a desirable place to live.
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Elysium
Anhough Mayer Culler
Tristan
Frederick
Daugherty
Eagies
Moss Engels
Parasmount
Long Island
Abe
Sven
Monte Bei
Atdss
Tae Te
Bell
Monte Beli
Jet & Fox
Family patterns in rheumatic fever care studied
Dr Morris Fiqhbeln in the Journal of the American Medical Association discusses family incidence of rheumatic fever. He cites England studies of 2456 children across 451 families, noting few families show multiple cases and that environment alone does not explain spread. He urges careful monitoring of all siblings in affected families.
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Morris Fiqhbeln
American Medical Asociation
Bypeta
S. N. GO
Mary Allan
England
Tnere
Brothera
Alstara
Side Glances Eraread
A fragmented comic note mentions George Clark and a chaotic scene with garbled phrases and names, hinting at a lighthearted column aside. The readable bits contrast with the overall unclear OCR text.
Frederick County News Recaps Tragedy and Spring Events
A packed third week in June in Frederick County features a community grappling with a recent tragedy while detailing civic, religious, school, and social events. Highlights include churches, alumni reunions, census notes, and ongoing playgrounds and sports activities across Frederick.
Union Bridge High School Holds Tenth Commencement
The tenth annual Union Bridge High School commencement was held in the Methodist Episcopal church with diplomas awarded by County Superintendent S. H. Unger. Graduates include Dorris Powble Madge Dither Core Wille Hollace Warner Dorothy Viola Hobiis Lillian Irene Schildt Charles Eugene Heasson Truman Woodrow Savior Ruth Paulyne Fogle Alice Elizabeth LaForge Olivia Jeanette Angell Gladys Irene Shifter Juanita Virginia Shifter William Gerald Lightner and John Kiss. The speaker Rev Oscar T Olson discussed school plans and funding, noting a new campus site and added land costs to the tax, and that transportation questions influence future arrangements.
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Union Bridge
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mized Shorua
S. H. Unger
P. H. Williams
Dorris Powble
Madge Dither Core
Wille Hollace Warner
Dorothy Viola Hobiis
Lillian Irene Schildt
Charles Eugene Heasson
Truman Woodrow Savior
Ruth Paulyne Fogle
Alice Elizabeth LaForge
Olivia Jeanette Angell
Tsasc
Bows
Han Beit
Moe
Be ‘Peter
Rev Atev
Beets
Jarod
Scrambled Word Puzzle Mentions Errors and Scramble
A scrambled word puzzle from a NEA Service page invites readers to find at least four mistakes in a picture and to unscramble a word. It promises twenty points for each identified error and twenty for the word, with notes about grammar history etiquette and drawing.
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NEA Service, Inc
Chicago memories cross New York literary circle
The essay recalls Burton Rascoe once a Telepaper rewrite man in Chicago and Jake Lingle murdered precinct reporter. It links Maurine Watkins and the play Chicago to Lingle and mentions actors and events, noting lingering legends around Daugherty and others as summer approaches.
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New York
Burton Rascoe
Chicago
Jake” Lingle
Gangatees
Rascoe
Lingh
Maurine Watkins
Migs Watkins
Baker
Yak
Today in History and Birthdays Feature
Today in history marks Henry Hudson’s voyage death in Hudson Bay and New Hampshire’s ratification of the Constitution. It notes several notable births including Increase Mather, Alexander J. Dallas, and Daniel D. Tomkins, plus Henry Holden Huss and Joshua Stump. Horoscope warns of craft and deception risks in daily affairs.
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Increase Mather
Boston
Alexander J. Dallas
Pennsylvania
Treasury
Facher
United States Bank
Jamaica
Trenton
N. J
Daniel D. Tomkens
United States
Westchester County
Staten Island
Charles T. Jackson
Acton
Mass
New York City
Henry Hudson
Hudson Bay
New Hampshire
Pottsville
Bor
Cincinnati
Henry Holden Huss
Newark
Joshua Stump
First Ten Cities Listed By Luf Burrow
The author notes a evolving list of major cities across the world in a casual travel chronicle. London New York Berlin follow as early ceder positions, with Chicago Paris Osaka Tokyo Buenos Aires and Moscow added in turn as years pass.
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London
New York
Berlin
Chicago
Paris
Osaka
Tokyo
Buenos Aires
Moscow
Bible Thought and Writings Fragment
A fragmented text includes a Bible verse note and a quotation about fools and destruction. It mentions Ibs 13 20 and Defoe in a brief, puzzling form, with references to good goals and wall construction phrases.
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Ff Wall Shoser
DeFoe
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Grant Hooper
Arin Chan
Uae
Wiencheser
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Elie
Mabe
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Charles Wik
Senor
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Ieee Highnass
E.r
George Clark
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Mir
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Sentlaci
Citisen
Tub
Charles F. Cramer
CNY
Baltimore Synod
Presbyterian Church
Tracerie
Vanelle Bible School
Maryland
Baker Park
U.S. Court
Pirence Garner
Federated Charities Directors
Maryland State School For the Deaf
St. John's High School
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Marcia
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Devels
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A. Lufburrow
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Ford
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