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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1928
Page
4
The News contains guidelines about submissions and notices. It states no communications without writer's name and consent, welcomes free notices by mail, promises correction of errors, and notes post office registration in Frederick Maryland.
The Frederick Automobile Show at the State Armory showcases 1928 cars blending eye appeal with comfort. Smaller tires, lower frames, refined pillars, larger windows, and chromium plating mark style. Engines use four-point mounting and four-wheel brakes for safety, while aerodynamics and light improve night visibility.
The text notes railroads assisting people getting to places using effectively 0.000 buses within the United States, covering about 270.000 miles of service. This highlights a minimal bus role in a rail oriented transport system.
Five individuals are asked if they will attend the automobile show. Dr B 0 Thomas says he expects to go. Emily G Apple usually goes and expects to this year. Mrs Irving M Landauer does not expect to attend. D Hauer Quynn does not expect to. Guy H Droneburg does not expect to.
An West Frederick resident criticizes daily dumping of city garbage on West College Terrace near homes. The letter cites scattered paper debris, foul odor, and bird attraction as evidence the area is becoming a residential street garbage dump and asks the city or health officer to act.
An unclear religious fragment notes that fools are not necessarily wise and suggests folly as a higher strain of sin. It cites verse 14 9 and mentions Men are 80 in a distorted form, reflecting archaic language and possible transcription errors.
The Tivoli features My Best Girl with Mery Pickford today and Tuesday, praised as her funniest film and a highlight of her career with Fox News and Aesop Fables as extras. Maryland presents The Cave Man with Matt Moore and Marie Prevost, plus Blake of Scotland Yard with Hayden Stevenson. Montgomery reports 492 quail liberated for propagation from Mexico via the State Game Department. Longtime workers Casbour and Elmer Bader mark 55 and 51 years at William D. Bowers Lumber. A Texas bill to ban long detours heads to the legislature, requiring detour costs to be included in bids.
Twenty years ago in Frederick March 3 wedding of Miss Bettie Meusby McLean to Lieut William Adams Dalham at the Church of Heavenly Rest New York City attended by Frederick residents Misses Meusb y Frederick. A robbery at the Western Maryland Railroad Rocky Ridge ticket office. Thieves stole twenty six cents. Braddock boy Charles Kinna 1s year old injured in a horse accident with collarbone and arm damage. Oliver Best’s three-year-old son burned by hot coffee spill on East Third Street.
The first forest fire of the season was found Sunday afternoon in the mountain near White Rock, about three miles from Yellow Springs. It burned roughly two acres of sand, nearly reached a watershed lot, and was extinguished after a concerted effort by ~20 firefighters. Fire origin remains undetermined, with possibilities including earlier brush burning or incendiary cause.
Memory verse from Romans 8 39 guides the Sunday meditation on friendship with God. The reflection notes that loneliness is common yet religious beings are never alone for the Father is with us and Nothing can separate us from the love of God. It urges living with divine companionship and asks for divine friendship in prayer Amen.
Miss Pearl Mercer and Howard Run auctioned a Lisbon area farm estate with livestock, machinery, and personal property totaling 12500. The farm sold for 7500 with stock values from 75 to 125 per cow and wheat at 210 per acre. Edcar T. Mercer acted as auctioneer amid a strong bidding scene and varied property settlements.
A historical roundup lists events from 1770 Boston Massacre to 1868 Ward's Island riot and 1895 Rawlinson's death. It notes Birthdays of Sir Thomas Inskip and Louis Taschereau, along with other figures. Also mentions Purim, Lyons fair, Maine town meetings, and Velma West trial in Ohio.
Daily Lessons In English teaching proper usage pronunciation and spelling with focus on vocabulary growth. Today's entry presents obstinate meaning stubborn with example of obstinate defiance and guidance to expand vocabulary by mastering one word daily.
A vintage style ad promotes daily guidance to reduce troubles through courses and higher education. It encourages ambition and curiosity, claiming the suggested methods lead to elation and best outcomes. The piece ends with a call to subscribe to The News for up to date information.
The Monocacy Battlefield Association promotes legislation by Frederick N. Zihlman to create a national military park at the Monocacy battlefield near Frederick Junction three miles south. The measure seeks a $50,000 appropriation and rounds in House action with local anticipation and support from Co. D. John Markey assisting.
James Washington was arrested by Officer George Hoffman on Saturday night on Most All Saints Street for assault with intent to kill William Smith. Washington is held on a $500 bond awaiting a hearing tonight before Justice Alton Y. Bennett. Also in custody were Heary Carter for drinking disorderly and James Mullinix for issuing bad checks awaiting hearings. Charles S. Houck Jr. was cited for a parking violation.
Emmitsburg and Mount St. Marys College greet a string of visitors from York Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Scranton and Hartford including Mr and Mrs Robert Bell Mr and Mrs Grant Bell Julius Diehl James McGrath Charles Eckles Dr and Mrs Robert Conlon and Miss Kathleen Conlor Miss Elizabeth Lentz George Turner Ralph Ferguson Miss Mary Francis Mondorift Dr Frank McQuillan L L Mondorff and son Master Lewis McCrea Mondorff Cecil Rotering Rev Fenton Tehan Arthur H Malloy and several groups traveling to Carlisle and Wilmington for weekends and social engagements.
Local residents share visits and illnesses across Montgomery and Baltimore areas. Mrs. Bertha Mount shows improvement after illness. Families from Westminster and Frederick are listed among weekday and weekend gatherings with neighbors and relatives.
Emery L. Cablentz president of Central Trust Company spoke at a Sunday morning session of the Leaders Club of aivarr Me p.t horer, Rev. Tro oG Rows Wal jtlams, pastor, in the cry.
A playful note claims the path from baby to cart is four golf steps per the editor's count. It suggests the baby carting issue can be solved with a compact solution, hinting a final option appears on the last page.
The piece explains letter golf where one word is transformed to another over a set number of strokes. Each step changes a single letter, keeps letter order, and results in a valid common word. A complete solution is shown in the column.
J A Conover dairy specialist from the University of Maryland Extension Service will speak at the Frederick County Guernsey Cattle Association annual meeting in Henry Shoemaker’s office this afternoon at 1 30 o clock. The session includes routine business and officer elections, with Shoemaker reviewing the Bors Guernsey Calf Clubs program.
A U S Public Health Service investigation found lead dust in air at various industries including cracker and cigar factories. In Nashville enamelers, 39 men showed lead exposure with 16 high cases. hygiene, ventilation, and anti dust measures reduced risk, but no worker was declared healthy.
The ends of their handles should be one inch from the edge of the table. Three of each. Yes.
A brief catalog entry notes "The Book of Knowledge Is The Snail Slow" with special permission from publishers. It references sketches by Dessey and copyright details around 1923 to 1926. The fragment lists series title and author attribution amid publishing notes.
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