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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1929
Page
4
The industry shows motor vehicle registrations worldwide, excluding the U S, approaching 4 000 000 units for the year, with 1929 expected to near 5 000 000. Analysts say domestic activity may stall but gains abroad could offset losses, benefiting millions employed in the sector.
The piece highlights rising bus use in the United States with 719000 miles of bus routes and 250000 miles of rail lines. It notes 23 million cars, expected growth of at least one million more drivers this year, and looming airline passenger service expansion affecting long and short haul travel.
The Melodeon Hall first night attracted a modest audience of about 40 people. Performers showcased 32 numbers but received weak support and reception from the crowd.
A devotional note urges youth to embrace a future better than the past. It speaks of memory verses for Tuesday, an upcoming program, and the desire to renew youth with renewed faith. The piece prays for God to keep purpose and trust in His promises.
The page presents vocabulary notes and misspellings with guidance on pronunciation and usage. It highlights the word Assume defined as to take for granted or suppose and prompts the reader to practice and expand their vocabulary daily.
A fragmented note describes Mexican tensions and efforts to prevent conflict. The author laments unclear aims behind the fighting and reflects on peace returning to the scene, while wondering who initiated the war and what it was for, ending with a terse personal sign-off.
A compact look back from March 1803 items in The News columns. The notes recount local business chatter and social mentions tied to Frederick events and figures.
The passage recalls a young actor’s rise to overnight fame and sudden public attention. It notes media focus on his appearance, perceived resemblance to others, and a wave of new names emerging around a Pathe Swanson film era.
Cora W. Wilson outlines a Colonial style home emphasizing permanence and careful material choice. The design features a left side closet layout, open fireplace in the study, dining room with bay window, pantry access, and a rear entrance, plus a second floor with a master suite and several bedrooms and baths. Cost details are provided by NEA Service with contact for Cora W. Wilson at 420 Madison Avenue, New York City.
Notable birthdays include Adaph Ochs eminent publisher born in Cincinnati 71 years ago. Edward E Spafford former commander American Legion born 1S years ago. Annette Abbott Adams first female Assistant Attorney General born Prattville California 52 years ago. Stewart Edward White novelist born Grand Rapids Michigan 86 years ago. Joseph S Frelinghuysen former U S Senator born Raritan New Jersey 60 years ago. Arthur KE Robinson U S Senator from Indiana born Pickering 42 years ago. Rt Rev Joseph Schrembs Catholic bishop of Cleveland born Bavaria 2 seats ago today. Horoscope notes a mix of quick thinking and strong will.
Four youths including Frank Whetzel 18 and Grant Whetzel 16 of Aden Va Hampton Kerlin 17 near Nokeville Va were killed instantly when a Chesapeake and Ohio freight train struck their vehicle at a grade crossing near Manassas yesterday. Amos Smuth 18 of Aden died later. Signals were reported working and the train was said to have been moving at an average speed.
A New York commission and New Haven studies link higher respiratory illness absence rates to mechanical ventilation in schools. The report recommends proper window ventilation for classrooms while noting that large assembly spaces may require other methods.
Health column reviews how coughs and colds affect schoolchildren and notes research on ventilation methods. New York studies favor window ventilation over mechanical systems, with supporting data from Public Health Service engineer Leonard Green and New Haven schools.
A fragmentary religious reflection notes doubt and belief as it cites a St. Alar verse and a Stani saying. The text presents a inward debate on the meaning of the rising from the dead and the need to begin with doubt to believe with certainty.
The note describes a Letter Golf word-change puzzle with five jumps and a demanded payment to Gay's pack. It outlines rules: change one letter at a time to form valid words, ending with a preset solution on the last page, and warns the under chat cannot be charged while a solution is printed.
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