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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1929
Page
4
An odd piece notes Dobbin lacks the bosom toy he used to have and mentions 14409,000 of the tribe Bre ati WR wide. it discusses automotive rise, horsepower era, and the enduring helper horse. It laments car growth since 1880s and praises the Dobbin for hard work in tough tasks and companionship with a dog called Doree Becomes a friend.
John D. Rockefeller Jr buys land at Wakefield Virginia where George Washington was born. The house will be rebuilt for the 1932 Washington birthday celebration. Public contributions urged to support this patriotic project and restore the hero’s birthplace as a temple of reverence.
The text notes the inaugural address as a message to the American people stressing the need to hear and consider the president’s words. It argues voters must listen to leaders who hold high office and be willing to follow the intended course of action if it aims to improve the country and address evils.
A classroom style note by W L Gordon on word usage misuses and pronunciation. It covers raise versus aries and exhale note, plus guidance to learn one new word daily and to adopt a positive presimistic view.
A garbled excerpt shows a speaker addressing party lines and a political dispute. The text is incomplete with unclear names, places, and actions, offering only hints of factional tensions without resolvable facts.
The Inquiring Reporter notes a chaotic scene with scattered names and illegible lines. A fragmentary report hints at a doctor Chas F Ow and a few local figures, but details are obscured by OCR garble.
A devotional fragment urges loving fellow Christians, living by Christ’s commands. It reflects on friendship, mutual support, accountability, and prayers for communal welfare within the faith. The text cites scripture and stresses care for those of the household of faith.
The Young Men's Bible Class of the Church of the Brethren hosted a social for the Young Ladies at Mr and Mrs Harry B Grove's West Scattlestreet residence on Friday evening. Discussion centered on class welfare, games were played, and refreshments served. Attendees included Ralph Fairney John W Wolfe Robert Jamies Robert Delashmutt Herbert Duvall Harry B Grove Edward Shaw Kate Baker Pauline McHenry Elizabeth Kimmel Mary Walf Ethel Gaver Margaret Brunser Jennie Crav ...
Two articles of incorporation were filed in Frederick. Braddock Heights Casing Company and Walkers Water Company seek capital and directors to build utilities. Incorporators include George I Wilson Thomas H Hatler and Richard F Ross with a stated capital of about $12 000. Directors listed for both ventures and plans mention waterworks and electricity services for Walkersville area.
A March New Windsor gathering drew many local farmers for a tractor demonstration and farm talk led by Mr Heinz. Activities included a Carroll County Aid Society meeting, school improvement efforts, and a Boy Scout parade ending at the I.O.O.F. Ball with remarks by Max W. Gre Hoke, secretary of the Parent-Teacher Association.
Investigators examined 368 high school girls, photographing 167 seniors and analyzing shoe types, measurements, and X-ray pelvic tilt. Findings linked high heels to misalignment, with posture improving after changes in shoes and posture instructions. 37 percent improved their stance and 14 percent improved after corrections.
The Urbana Woman Club held a meeting led by its president with readings including poems on education. Members reviewed minutes, answered questions, and discussed publicity and education. A talk by Mrs Kidd covered historical insurance, while Mrs Roelkey and Mrs Hendrickson were named Poedsrick cele.
Today in history highlights birthdays and notable births from Norwich Vermont to Willington UK and Bradford Pennsylvania. Figures include engineers and statesmen with brief biographical notes and a quotation about living a life of simple effort and diligent work.
New York reports comic duo Gallagher and Shean face a tragic turn as Gallagher suffers a stroke leaving him bedridden in a sanitarium. Their once thriving Broadway career collapsed with the sale of their assets and a shift of wealth and fame to others.
Flapper Fanny chronicles the rise and fall of Gallagher and Shean, once a vaudeville duo whose success faded as temper and health declined. Ed Gallagher suffered a near collapse and Helen Gallagher sued, while Anne Luther’s brief liaison followed by a later relapse left Gallagher an invalid. Broadway’s fame proves fleeting as fortunes turn.
A puzzle page explains Letter Golf rules and a sample solution. Change one letter at a time to transform COW into HEN within three steps using only common words, with the final solution printed on the last page.
A humorous verse from N. A Lupburrow complains of a troublesome furnace named Tadrmit. The speaker vents at its high costs and erratic performance, describing how it roars when cold and overheats the home, yet demands daily feeding of fuel.
A fragment notes Lamentations 4 9 on those slain by the sword versus hunger and pestilence. It cites Seneca critiquing fools who ignore reason and ignore justice while prayers are offered.
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