Birthdays of notable figures listed on today’s page
Today marks anniversaries for Warren G. Harrison former railway president born New York 50 years ago, Jack Lait writer born New York City 47 years ago, Oswald G. Wiftard editor born Germany 37 years ago, and Francis D. Farrell Kansas State College president born Smithfield Utah 46 years ago. Also mentions various historic treaties and events in brief.
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Fairfax Harrison
The
Southern Railway
New York
Tod Bee Chicago
Woburn
Mass
Oswald G. Wiftard
Edites
Germany
Jack Lait
New York City
Lon Hadar
Era Geese
Phi Wears
Francis D. Farrell
Kansas State Agrical College
Smilthfield
Utah
Uprising Tangles Politics Across Regions
A 1920 analysis notes organized opposition in a government split by economic reform and military restraints. Labor and intellectuals rally against the regime while Indian and Mexican issues threaten regional stability. President Hoover faces domestic and cross border political turbulence.
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le Win
Dar Tei Jamy
Obregon
Callis
Gil
Mexico
Washington
Hoover
United States
Rio Grande
Calumny and Confusing Language in Daily English Lesson
From the snippet of the Gordon daily English lesson, the focus is on misused words and spellings. It discusses mispronounced terms like hickory and problematic synonyms such as defense and vindication, ending with a scrambled note about calumny and vocabulary challenges.
Inquiring Reporter Case Notes Today
The Inquiring Reporter section features today’s questions and answers from Quaner. Readers submit inquiries on local topics and receive concise responses from the newsroom.
Lent and My Church Theme Reflections
Meditation on Lent and church unity emphasizes one faith and shared fellowship. The speaker urges cheerful cooperation across differences to serve the Lord and asks for insight into the mystery of Christian experience and communal love.
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Paul
Apellos
Cephas
Red Arrow Auction Promises Record Frid ay Event Despite Torn Text
Enthusiasm in Frederic k County centers on the Red Arrow sale set for Friday April 5 with bidding tickets issued at stores. Buyers mark their bid on Red Arrow money for listed articles and boxes collect stubs. The night of the auction the highest bid is announced and the winner must present the bid amount to receive the item. A full article list will be published. Two injuries noted in other items: John Petroski 10 fractured skull in Shamokin State Hospital after an incident, and miners killed in a blast at Mount Carmel.
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Prederick County
Red Arrow
Bey Mur
Mount Carmel Pa
John Petroski
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick Event Snippet
Fragmentary note from 1819 references a ceremony at 10 o clock with local Frederick details, but content is garbled and partially illegible. The legible pieces mention a tense moment and a public event time, signaling a historical纪 snippet without clear names or places.
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Frederick
Masculine Styles In The Sunny South Fashion Notes
Curtis Wool and Ada Letster discuss masculine dressing in the Sunny South noting linen trousers, patterned suits, and tonal contrasts. Gabarene styles, neons, and greys appear alongside white ensembles with tailored coats and structured collars. Randolph F. Burke of Washington, D.C. is cited in a custom tan sport coat and white linen look.
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Curtis
Ada Letster
Er Gree
Gabarene
Rehiy HH
Wari
Paley Beach i Gresser
Randolph F. Burke
Washington, D.C
Warm sun drives Mercury to 70 degree high
Weather report says mild conditions to continue through Thursday with a return to normal by then. Tuesday's peak reached 70 degrees as sunshine and warm winds gave March spring-like warmth. Overnight showers and cloud cover expected before a cooler pattern possibly developing later in the week.
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Marek
WLO
Nosymal
W. O
Three Farm Sales Attract Large Crowds In Cold Weather
Large crowds attended farm sales across Frederic Anted and Woodsboro as brisk bidding persisted despite cool temperatures. The biggest sale, for Corn Stall estate, totaled 10350 dollars with horses to 140 dollars and cows to 203 dollars, hogs to 56, and a pair of colts selling for 159 dollars.
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John L. Dutrow
Josep H. Bussard
Robert R. Rhoderick
New Design Road
Amow
Grant Hooper
Kelly Iadier
Harvey S. Boone
Woodsboro
Mac
E. L. Sutely
A. W. Grauili
Harry C. Doreus
Unclear Visit Notes At Home Of Local Families
Fragments describe visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Wl HL Ranger and Mrs Arthur Mil i oO fanz and Mrs Laura Bas Mo and six and sons of Mr and Mrs Elbert Hard Long Harbourt. The text mentions a number of plays this year and a reference to Peapie the cheater in an unclear context.
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Lays
Wl HL Ranger
Arthur Mili Oo Fanz
Laura Bas Mo
Elbert
Hard Long
Peapie the Cheater
Uppany
Evangelist Mission In English Church Service March Week
Horoscope cautions on passions and mate selection to avoid dangers. Evangelists from England Capt J Atkinson and Capt F A Turner will lead a Grade church mission March 11 to 24 with Holy Communion each morning and an 8 o clock evening service. Children’s services daily at 4 15 p m at St Luke's Brownsville part of St Mark's parish.
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England
New York Clubs and the city’s old aristocracy on display
March 13 New York features a view of exclusive clubs across Fifth Avenue and Gramercy, from the City Club and Union League to the Algonquin and Players Club. The piece notes solemn rooms, dust-laden libraries, honorary members like Twain and Paderewski, and a contrast with modern wit and film culture nearby.
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New York
Manhattan
London
City Club
Ine
Tos Club
Mark Twain
Andrew Mellon
Ignace Paderewski
Olver Wendell Hermes
Fifth Avenue
Union League Club
Algonquin
Guard the Baby Well During Convalescence After Disease
Convalescent care after measles scarlet fever or other infectious illnesses needs rest quiet and limited visitors. Parents may spoil the child with play and food, risking stress on the heart and other organs. Emphasizing gentle activity and restraint can improve recovery and prevent relapse.
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Morris Fishbein
The
American Medical Association
Hiyoia
Masacine
S. A. Cohen
Letter Golf Puzzle Shows Haras Linked To Risk
A puzzle explanation notes that HARAS connect to RISK in letter golf with five steps. It defines rules: change one letter at a time to form valid words, keep letter order, and use common words. One solution appears on the last page under THE RULES.
Luf's Stuff Worth The Effort
A whimsical note on humans as funny creatures with strange features and varied sizes. The writer muses that as long as there are people to observe them, the human element brings the unexpected. The piece closes with a playful line about the oddities of folks.
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Tyib
Fes
France
Nicaragus
Central American
Repubies
Warren
Han Feye
Mets Ee
Mes
Martek
Periened
CG agiEr
Strang
W. L. Gordon
Tr Earnen
Quaner
RED Arrow Auction
Ity
Smtnis Wre Sone
Nervicts
Barc Warburton, JR
Mercury
Bible Thought
Marie Antoinette
Perm
sousaeTa
Sur
Martie
Sabtehes
Symopoes
Grover Smitty
Louis XVI
Place de la Revelation
Norman
Wwe
Flapper
Fanny
Peg
U.S. Pat
Tinews
York
Players Club
Gramercy Park
Mantell
Mansfield
Irving
Bays
Elemy
WN. A. Lufbgreow
Beaucher
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