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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1928
Page
4
The Frederick Daily News published notices require real names with opinions and submissions. Free notices must be mailed to the News office, and erroneous reflections will be corrected upon notification of the editor.
Tuesday column argues Russia's communist programs crumble under mismatched incentives. It notes abolition of private capital, government control of industry, and a planned grain market have led to a food famine as farmers withhold surplus due to unprofitable prices.
Lumber experts warn the United States faces a looming famine in timber in about 35 years as growth cannot keep pace with use. Foresters say homes remain a strong investment since wood will grow scarcer and values rise. While imports from Canada may help, proactive forest-fire prevention is urged to preserve remaining trees.
Inquiries collect varied views from H Dorsey Etchwison, Ow F Chhos Jr, Frank L Stoner, Dr Joseph H Apple, and Senator Lake W McCardell. Respondents call the Teapot Dome investigation necessary, serious, and a public lesson urging thorough, lasting cleanup.
John D. Nicodemus of Walkersville asks Tor News-Sir readers through a March 13 letter for explanation of what drives the advance in wheat prices. He questions whether the 45¢ per bushel protection rests with tariff or sales tax and believes farmers and readers want clarity on bread costs.
Puzzle note describes a foray into letter golf with a five par and a challenge to beat FH. A salutation appears on the last page.
The note explains a word golf game where one must change one letter at a time to form a new valid word while keeping letter order. Each step must be a common word, no slang or abbreviations, and the aim is to reach a target word in a fixed number of strokes.
Life's Niceties presents answers on guest seating at dinner. It states a woman sits at the right of the host and a man at the right of the hostess. It adds that contentful persons eat each other and alternate men and women.
Twenty years ago in Frederick the community noted the reorganization of Jail Street led by FR Fraley as manager and O Phoebus as captain. The piece lists players and roles including Welham, Carner, Hede, Wetman, and Ties among others, with scattered mentions of teams and places such as Manteo and Philadelphia.
In a long letter from Siam Estabrook details his role in world census plans, travel from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur and Penang, and observations of Malay life. He notes rubber and tin districts, colonial administration, Malay laborers, and local flora and fauna.
This clipping lists events from 1711 to 1930 covering Boileau Roche and Davis, a steamer sinking, anti Chinese bills, Wilsons Brest visit, and Canton hospital closure. It notes a year-ago Nicaragua battle, then birthdays of Fairfax Garrison Dever Gibson Farrell Lait and Warren. Also mentions Afghanistan king’s England welcome, NH primaries, Prince Joachim concert, and Rotary gathering in Mexico City.
Daily English lessons by W L Gordon advocate vocabulary growth. Today’s word paradoxical is defined as seemingly absurd yet true. Example: he was a brilliant and paradoxical talker.
Miss Marie Dixon of this city is appointed to replace Mrs Allene Thomas Mullen who resigned as teacher at Thurmont High School and Miss Elizabeth Simpson of Liberty town to replace Miss Marylee Gerson at Beaver Data School announced by the Frederick County Board of Education offices.
The piece defines prayer as a creative act that elevates life and purifies motives. It cites Mill on shared wisdom, notes fellowship with God enriches life, and describes prayer as opening the mind to God's vision. It quotes Brown on energy from prayer and ends with a benediction requesting divine enablement and peace.
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