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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1928
Page
4
The piece discusses health as a spiritual concern and urges looking outward not inward. It cites Philippians and a meditation by Dr. Alexander Whyte urging balance between health and life and avoiding self pity. A prayer asks God to grant diligence, use of talents, and joyful faithful service.
The Daily News prints in Freder ick Maryland with AP news and requires real names for letters. Free notices may be mailed to the office. Corrections are published if errors are brought to the editor.
Friday March 2 1928 analysis notes that Havana talks reduced fear of conflict between the United States and Latin American powers. It explains criticism of intervention policy and argues for harmonious relations to develop markets and resources. The piece ends with wry reflections on conversation and ambition.
Inquiries ask five individuals chosen at random about preferred weather. Mrs. W. Dare Morton says she is delighted but tired of changeable skies. Rames Weinrickson prefers nothing else to please him, while West Eilharis dislikes extremely warm days. Miss Miriam R. Apple would like warm weather and to watch Spring arrive, and Miss Virginia Cline says there is no better place than here.
Merriman of Brunswick was found not guilty on one charge while Floyd Grama, 18, was convicted and given eighteen months in the House of Correction. Grams testified to stealing a revolver from Noah Burtner and selling it for gasoline money, with Merriman implicated in arranging the sale. Grams also pleaded guilty to stealing a shot pan and sword from Maurice E. House.
A reader laments unfair tax distribution, arguing farmers pay too little while officials and urban earners shoulder a greater share. He cites landholder taxation, obsolete revenue methods, and calls for legislative change and accountability in state and county government.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a local public sale action with limited readable details. It references officials and a community context but lacks complete names, dates, and location specifics.
Wm T Telaplaine of the News West spoke before a large audience at the Point of Rocks school P T A meeting. He described modern progress in transportation, communications, electricity, medicine, and farming and urged cooperation with school authorities to keep education advancing.
Fragmentary text appears to reference biblical themes and names in a distorted form. No clear event or person is identifiable. The readable parts are insufficient to form a factual news item with meaningful details.
Arthur Snoots and Riley Woods faced charges of statutory speaking theft and receiving stolen goods after breaking into Harry Long's Brunswick home. Woods was sentenced to two years in the House of Correction. Snoots testified about liquor influence and claimed sobriety since the incident.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a case involving children and supervision under Mr Ashley MON and a ceremony at a Tiv al Thower. The text is garbled but indicates a legal or supervisory process with attendees and a morning event.
A fragmentary note from The News dated March 2, 1908 mentions Frederick local events with names and places blurred. It references street scenes and residents in a sketchy retrospective column.
Letter Golf rules reveal word changes by single letters to form common words. Trinity M. E. Church South hosts an evening of readings music and a comedy Just a Little Mistake led by Gleaner's class high school girls with Mrs Bost, Lewis, Miss Haymond Shark and readers including Miss Caroline Winebrew AL Lea and Chas Haesh as master. features and cast list provided.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains radio diet advice about food combinations is often incorrect. He notes that foods contain proteins, carbohydrates, fats, minerals and vitamins and that mixing peas with potatoes or milk with acid fruit is not harmful. He stresses that fruit juices provide vitamin C and that babies need orange juice with milk for this reason.
A humorous piece by N. A Lufburrow urges varied men to exercise to improve health and vitality. It promises clearer thinking, stronger joints, reduced aches, and longer life through calisthenics and regular activity, joking about changing physiques and skin versus leather.
W L Gordon discusses common errors in English usage and pronunciation. Today's focus is engrossed meaning absorbed or engaged, with examples and guidance on correct forms and spelling.
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