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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1929
Page
4
The passage blends self help style tips on temperment with a critique of whether material wealth equals civilization. It cites Wil Durant noting the United States must surpass mere wealth to achieve high standards of conduct and health, arguing true civilization rests on character rather than riches.
The big parade passes along as Herbert Hoover, cited as President, takes residence at the White House. Crowds along Pennsylvania Avenue cheer the marchers and the new administration ends its ceremonial procession leaving Hoover to tackle the duties ahead.
Fragmentary text from The Inquiring Reporter references five perpetrators at large and a scene at Ras xe a. It mentions a foie me and a person named LOnRANe Sikes with unclear context. Further details are unreadable.
A devotional fragment on Lent and church unity. It emphasizes the body of Christ, shared burdens, and mutual care among members. The reflection urges peacemaking and bearing one another’s burdens within the church through humble, Christ-centered love.
Public instruction column notes common misuses and pronunciation tips. It lists examples of misspellings and mispronunciations, urges careful word choice, and encourages vocabulary growth with a practice rule to use a word three times.
Fragmentary OCR text presents a disjointed fragment with references to public scorn and a cosmically negative tone. The readable parts mention Bible thought and contention and a dismal hiss, suggesting a critical or condemnatory theme without clear events or entities.
Readable lines note February attendance at Ohve School with names Helen Bante Titus Mary Engie and James Myers among pupils and recorders. The fragment indicates care for cancer patients and engagement by faculty.
A twenty year old local story from Frederick recalls a young man who received an electrical shock in a man’s car. Ida Alexander notes the event and mentions Wisconsin as a referenced location.
A yard design outlines turning a backyard into an outdoor living space with lawn areas, shrub screens, and rose gardens. It emphasizes gradual development over years, proper plant selection, and relaxing focal features like a curved bench and decorative ornaments to create an inviting, low maintenance retreat.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains how X rays reveal fractures hidden by swelling after sprains. He notes that proper splinting and rest aid recovery, and urges caution in older patients to prevent further joint damage once acute symptoms subside.
New York gossip recalls Sinclair Lewis planned marriage commentary in a forthcoming book and John Ringling’s art dealings amid Reno divorce talk. The piece notes Miss Morrow and Lines balladists, operatic tastemakers, and Broadway horned names shaping public tastes.
Today in History lists birthdays and deaths of Michael Angelo Elizabeth Barrett Browning Horatio Wright John Morgan Francis Sheridan Artemus Ward Louisa May Alcott and more. It recalls the Siege of the Alamo Dred Scott decision the Irish Republic proclamation and Edward De Valera becoming Ireland's first president.
A dated brief notes several birthdays including John Boyer a Norwegian novelist born 57 years ago Washington editor Robert Rautman born 51 years ago and Pennsylvania Chief Justice Robert von Mieschzischer born 59 years ago. Horoscopic lines describe ambition travel and cautious self presentation with advice on avoiding offense and remaining persistent.
Frederick merchants form Red Arrow Club pledging about 20 000 in merchandise for the community over the next year. Goods are sold to holders of Red Arrow money issued with purchases. The club, led by secretary Toss J Hany Brandenburg, plans weekly ads outlining new features and plans. New members include Sheeley's Confectionery and Herbert N Grimes of Butkeystown.
Taneytown March notes record Miss Emma Reaver attending her uncle Upton L. Reaver’s funeral in Westminster. Baltimore visitor J Harry Forner, improving health, hosts visit from his mother Mrs. Jacob Forney. Paul Boone visits from George Street to the Brining farm south of town. Charles B. Mehney buys the Edward Shiller property tenanted by Robert Bankert. Rehney family moved to Tariesteam from Ohio. Dental student Carroll D. Derm visits from Baltimore. John Eyler of Ladesburg visits relatives. Minerva Harman, wintering with daughter Nettie Albauch in Walkersville, is ill. Mr. and Mrs. Carbaugh visit parents Jesse Stomesifer at Uniontown. Evelyn and Mabel Bid, nieces of John H. Sauble, visit. J Ressant hosts guests. A penny for your thoughts.
Puzzle note explains a letter golf game where one word is changed to another in par strokes. Rules require valid common words with one letter shifted without reordering letters. An example shows COW to HEN. A solution appears on the last page, with a mention of Blackston and Whiteware markings and predated marks.
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