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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1929
Page
4
The passage argues that home management and cleanliness are vital for family economy. It stresses that neglecting essential housekeeping items wastes money, and that investing in basic improvements, even on installments, saves costs in the long run. It warns against neglectful tenants and underscores a minimum set of essentials for efficient living.
A quirky excerpt from LUFs STUFF features a narrator describing a dentist’s steady focus on his task. The piece driftily references nerves, sensory cues, and distractive banter as the dentist works, with playful, oblique phrasing throughout.
A compact note cites a biblical line about fruit and grapes attributed to Thomas of St. Matt with a brief devotional tone. The fragment references moral reflection and religious imagery drawn from scripture.
Unclear OCR text notes five individuals linked to Ras Sx a Que with references to Homer Miller and possible names Kermr Oden and Seredal Schedite. Core facts are indeterminate due to garbled input. no coherent event established.
Fragmentary notes discuss health values, housing quality, and community progress. References to deteriorating homes, neglect, and the impact on production and mortality point to a critique of living conditions and the need for better building materials, habits, and enforcement to maintain public health and economic stability.
Excerpted devotion prayers call for mediation through The Son Jesus Christ. Aimed at quieting selfish passions and renewing faith, the piece emphasizes repentance, patience, and inner peace through daily reflection. It presents a solemn, faithful appeal to seek God’s guidance and enduring strength.
Mrs Bessie Phreaner of Philadelphia and her son Dr Richard Phreaner and Miss Baschoar visited Thurmont on Sunday. Mrs Charles Case Sr returned home after months in Towson with Mrs Bosley. The Busbys and daughters Catherine and Georgie visited her brother J How Cassell. Mrs Innis W Les injured in a fall two months ago is improving. Fisherman reported a 16 inch sucker. Mr Paringer and family visited Dra Pallinger. Mrs Elmer Pitt and sister Mrs Sliddieburs were at the gathering.
Fragmented local column recalls March 9 1903 city events. A Frederick meeting before commissioners discusses construction plans and foreman duties. Names such as Jacob Lewis Frank Guibert and Petey F appear in brief items about bids and approvals.
In New York the public idol culture is fading as New Yorkers see beyond staged personas. Dorothy Parker is cited as a widely quoted figure with sharp wit, while others impress in real life but fail to translate in social settings. The piece notes a mix of artists, writers, miners’ children, and urban locals shaping a broader view of fame and daily life.
Changeable weather theme shown in a springy word game. The sample turns WIND to CALM in five strokes, aiming for par by changing one letter per move and preserving letter order while allowing brief word forms and abbreviations. The page includes rules and a test section.
A weekly Frederick Maryland column surveys springtime plans and upcoming events. Izaak Walton League gathering, county road work, church concerts, and the Hood College Lenten oratorio are noted along with upcoming festivals and civic activities. Mary Esther signs off with reflections on travel and home.
Today in History lists notable figures with birth and death dates including Vidd-Count Aurapean and Isaac Hull. It notes Napoleon and Josephine marriage, the Merrimac Monitor battle, Tolstoy excommunication, and birthdays of John C. Futrall Charles Warren J Waldo Smith John Foster. A horoscope warns of changeable mood and urges control of passions.
The readable text covers misused phrases and pronunciation tips from a W L Gordon lesson. It highlights correct usage such as such another example versus another such and clarifies common misspellings Belgium Belgian. It also includes a brief word study centered on sanction meaning to approve with an example sentence that uses the term controversially.
A newspaper clipping promotes House Plan No. 92 featuring Colonial wood construction with shuttered windows and white trim. It highlights a spacious first floor with bath, large rooms, cedar closets, and a two bedroom layout aimed at peaceful living, with cost estimates available from Wisea in New York City.
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