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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1931
Page
4
Fragmented column argues home town boosters help personal and communal improvement. It urges readers to act kindly, spread good words, and engage in small deeds to elevate the town and themselves, noting benefits extend to those who do not boast.
An editorial argues prosperity relies on active buying created by four factors—the manufacturer, the jobber or retailer, the buyer, and the public. It urges merchants to engage with the public, offer reasonable prices, and emphasize community prosperity while noting social flair and evolving customs.
Disjointed quotations on prohibition and gender roles appear, attributing remarks to Evanguline Booth Wilbur Glenn Voitva and Stephany Lauzann Tari. The garbled text includes dubious statements on women’s superiority and economic welfare, with references to Arthur Henderson and Arthur Ketth.
June social column lists visitors and residents, including Amy Hett Frederick visiting Edward Webster, Norman Harbaugh in Lewistown, Earl Bowers family from Washington DC, Ehatt from Baltimore, David Bowers family, Wells Valentine and son David from Warnesboro, Arthur Myers Baltimore and Mamie Isanogle West ern Maryland College, Warren Carr return from Frederick Hospital, Meltin Kelly Hagerstown, John Kel and family, Julia Wilhide and others attending Miss Brown wedding with Rev YH. Andoms Thursday. Hudgins linked to Blue house.
The review lauds Life Among the Lowbrows by Eleanor Wembridge of Cleveland Juvenile Court for its candid, humorous look at mothers and fathers swept into reform work. It calls it an arresting document on submerged social classes and their impact on cities. It also critiques Tiffany Thayer’s Thirteen Men as disappointing and flat despite early promise.
Fragmentary notes describe a mix of new mysteries and a phonograph clue. References to Harper, Bro Z, Stopes, and Sir Clinton appearing throughout suggest a literary or puzzle piece with scattered names and a hinted discovery. The readable portions imply a narrative about inside phonographs and investigative moments.
The Se MotrasG3 Sensational drama repeats at the Tivoli for Wa aee Beer with Lemis Stone Jean Harion Jona Mack Brown and Marjorie Rascead. A Lawrey and Hardy comedy Our and Bobby Janes golf add-ons. Richard Tat Barthelmess returns at the Mad theater with a mountaineers tale.
Sunday School Class No 5 of the Grade Reformed Sunday School held a swimming party and wiener roast this day. Attendees included Mary Ramsburg, Rain Warlin Ramsburg, Charles Hoke, Walter Bly, Cramer, Walsh, and Monroe Stauffer at the Ustauffer venue.
An OCR fragment recounts events from twenty years ago noting a public moment with teachers and a May date. System garble obscures specifics but mentions a column from The News and an event tied to a school or city context.
The text notes that skin stimuli from heat or chemicals trigger sensory receptors, with the fingertip most sensitive, followed by the palm middle, forehead, back of hand, forearm, and chest. It explains uneven sensitivity across body parts and mentions nerve endings' roles in perception.
Local notes list Ralph Bates and family visiting grandparents in New Windsor along with several other residents visiting relatives in Baltimore Taneytown and Greenville. Commencement speaker Prof M R Wolfe delivered a speech at Hilz miler High School. Mrs Harman and Miss Nusbaum are among those who hosted or visited relatives in Taneytown Baltimore and York Pa.
Today in history lists revolu tion era figures such as Tal John Langdon born in Portsmouth died there. Igig Sumner Fairfield and John W Casilear noted artists and poets with birthplaces and death dates. Augsburg Confession and Big Horn Battle noted. birthdays include Jesse J Strong John H Quayle Wilam H Williams Jeremiah Burke. horoscope hints at strong passions and potential wealth with caution for women.
Fragmented and garbled text discusses historical dictators and figures such as Kemal Atatürk and Mussolini, with stray references to military ranks and leadership. The passage appears as a jumbled excerpt with unclear context and multiple typos, offering no coherent event or claim.
An article from New York reports on experiments in sound and storm safety. Expert from Genera Erestzie’s research tackles large scale acoustics for safer shelters. Will Oakland demonstrates radio tools and a bell alarm to alert residents before rain.
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