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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1931
Page
4
The article presents an Inquiring Reporter interview touching on peace and motifs from ancient times. It references figures such as Pericles and Agis, and discusses the balance between optimism and realism in political discourse.
A letter to The News discusses Mellon and U S policy toward France. The writer asserts France will resist U S plans and argues that France will shorten Americans lives by accepting or rejecting policy.
Local society notes recount weekend visits among residents from Taneytown Pen Mar and Dover Ohio. People attend family gatherings reunions and religious events while Haymaking and harvest work proceed. a new garage rises on Frank Crouse property and road openings are discussed.
A compact note from 1911 columns recalls events twenty years past, highlighting local figures and incidents reported in The News. The fragment reflects period language and archival memory of community life.
Community mood sours as local sales lag amid economic concerns in Frederick. Residents anticipate reunions in July and August while fishgrowers protest assessments and historical pilgrim themes echo through Hagerstown to Baltimore.
A reflective piece on medical practice and patient fear, noting how rapid improvement from prescriptions can reassure patients. The writer, N A Lufburrow, discusses the social comfort of visiting a doctor and the lure of costly medicines, while acknowledging genuine care and diagnostic effort. The second item notes the Kemptown Club anniversary event with a program including piano solos, teas, and a host of members and guests.
A health guide outlines typhoid fever controls including sanitation, privies, quarantine rules, discharge disinfection, and patient isolation. It covers pit depth, distance from wells, carrier detention, hospital transfer, and mandatory reporting to health officers.
The fragment discusses a flight and ideas of mechanization with mixed words and names. It mentions Auguste Piccard and Ursula Bion in a jumbled context. The readable portion hints at science topics but lacks coherent events or clear outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals like Miss Bessie Darling and Miss Hannah Warren associated with Deerfeld and Snook. The readable lines reference a detour or citation among names with unclear roles and places.
In a New York City district, mothers once organized summer picnics for children in Dental Park, but political figures ended the tradition amid district boss influence. The piece notes “expediters” who act as middlemen in legal and street dealings, often present in traffic courts as “friends of the defendants.” It mentions a complaint about a cotter and a local figure, Gilbert Swan.
Report of a mistaken term and miscommunication on Eston 22 Moran Road as two men contest a grade removal. Authorities clarified the action and directed residents to proceed with official channels.
A dated commemorative column lists historical anniversaries and birthdays. Notable entries include Hannah M. Cro born in Boston and Charles Stewart Parnell born in 1846, plus figures like Emerson Hough and Paul Laurence Dunbar with dates and death notes. Also mentions Montreys Santa Mission founding in 1844 and Joseph Smith’s mobbing at Carthage. The Birthdays section highlights Helen Keller Julius Bein Rufus B. von Kleinsmid and others with locations and ages. Horoscope and travel notes conclude the piece.
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