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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1930
Page
4
A columnist urges a general improvement effort in a town to boost business and civic pride. The piece argues that cooperative residents and better neighborhoods can attract outsiders, strengthen industry, and lift the town from stagnation. It notes many American towns hover between decay and charm.
A reading insurance survey found women motorists under 25 percent of reported accidents and blamed mainly on misjudgment at intersections and curb parking. Analysts note more men drive, skewing risk, yet conclude women show lower carelessness rates than men.
A fragmented 19th or early 20th century style meditation questions how the nation should honor July Fourth. It discusses public speeches, political gatherings, and civic acts, urging thoughtful, constructive engagement rather than mere performance.
Social pages capture gatherings from Baltimore and nearby towns with showers, weddings, anniversaries, and weekend visits. Guests include families like the Parkes and Stone clans, with festivities at Grove and Marlboro venues, plus travels to Atlantic City, Washington, and Virginia for conventions and leisure.
In a June 27 1920 letter from Walkersville JOHS D NICODEMUS argues against national prohibition while acknowledging moral concerns. He critiques Alcohol education and warns of legal price controls on vehicles and liquor sales. He urges reasoned policy and cites local prosperity and a village’s long tradition of whiskey sales spanning over seventy years. Bees can carry a load of nectar or home weight.
A fragmentary note recalls events from two decades ago in Frederick. The text is garbled but hints at a historical roundup or column reflecting past happenings.
A vivid June night in New York near Broadway and the famed home gates shows crowds seeking shelter and comfort as the city hums and a fog drifts. The piece contrasts hotel life with the universal call of home, echoed by singing and street scenes.
Today in history highlights a Mississippi Bubble crash around 400 million and a San Francisco mission, plus the Continental Congress adjournment after 272 days and Morgan’s raid. Birthdays include Helen Keller Julius Klein Rufus von Kleinsmid and Heber Curtis among others. The horoscope warns a loving yet trusting nature may be deceived and urges self control.
A reflective snippet cites Martin Luther and a Matthew verse warning that earthly wealth and pride lure hearts away from divine gifts. It hints at placing treasure in heaven rather than worldly riches.
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