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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1928
Page
4
A historical newspaper notice page from The Daily News of Frederick Maryland outlines publication practices. It notes Associated Press copyright for dispatches, acceptance rules for letters, and guidance on free notices and corrections.
A 1928 piece from New York University outlines persuasive techniques for success in life politics and business. It cautions against talking too much attacking opponents temper and extreme statements. It argues calm clear argument and fair attention to others strengthens influence and public speaking skills.
The article notes American per capita paper use at 200 pounds annually and 56 percent of 1926 world newsprint consumption. It warns of rising paper prices as forests shrink and forests are exploited globally, yet asserts the U S will continue to demand newspapers regardless of cost.
Inquiring Reporter questions five individuals on whether Sharkey Heeney or Riske could challenge Tunney. Harry Gilbert doubts any could beat Tunney. Baumgardner Whitmore and Boll say they could. Rufus Gden and Whitmore express confidence in Tunney’s dominance.
A playful note on word changes from VEN to INK showing how small shifts in letters alter meaning. The piece highlights minor spelling tweaks that can complicate understanding and hints at a puzzle solution hidden near the end.
The article explains letter golf, where one word is transformed into another in a given number of steps by changing one letter at a time. Each intermediate must be a valid common word, with no letter order changes, and slang or abbreviations do not count. A sample transformation COW to HEN is shown.
Washington reports Senate Democrats rebutting a labor department figure that 1.8 million are unemployed. They argue 4 million are idle, citing worsening conditions and urging action while Republicans question proposed remedies. A fashion note on a pearl trimmed dinner gown closes the column.
In Frederick, reenacted items from 1908 include a school program with Amie Mottin as president and Hershberger as treasurer, plus readings by Eleanor Graisen and others. A misfortune on Sevembo Street left Alfred McEwen with a broken left arm after a fall on the ice near Pucith Streets.
The lesson, centered on Matthew 7 7 11, presents prayer as the open gate to divine power. It likens prayer to electricity that activates spiritual energies, urging believers to open their hearts and hands to receive and wield God’s gifts, ending with a prayer for truth love and light.
Todays featured anniversaries cover Tacques Callot born 1593 died Nancy, Sir Howard Russell pioneer war correspondents, Cyrus Knight Milwaukee bishop, and a peace address to Napoleon III. Events include a 1878 Zulua clash, 1935 Falaba sinking, 1928 Duke of Orleans death, and a 1907 war correspondents legacy. Birthdays list Aristide Briand and others. Dated events recall Stockdale, McKinley Maine inquiry, NYC winter flare, and Fairbanks Pickford anniversary confluences.
Leon M. Estabrook, en route to Calcutta, details a sea voyage with a diverse passenger group including Americans, Europeans, and Asians. He describes Rangoon impressions, Vedanta discourse by Swami Paramananda, river currents, and Burma's land taxation and census planning.
A compact guide on proper tipping showing how to give tips quietly and courteously. It notes that showiness signals vulgarity in the giver and that a word of appreciation to a considerate servant is not required but very nice.
A brief compendium of lines on light and darkness compares biblical and Shakespearean images. The selections explore seeking illumination before darkness ensues and warn that vision fades if one misses the true light.
Dr Morris Fishbein notes that lead poisoning can arise from snuff use. A Swedish sailor drinking two ounces daily for years developed cramps and illness, with blood changes typical of lead exposure. Tests found lead in both snuff brands. old adulterants used lead chromate, and foil packaging now contains lead. Absorption occurs via mouth or nasal membranes. about thirty cited cases exist in medical literature.
A humorous poem by N A Lufburrow celebrates everyday domestic help from doctors, jewelers, cobblers, plumbers, druggists, grocers, and a wife who “mends my socks.” The speaker notes service at hand is ample and life feels full of small joys.
W L Gordon presents a vocabulary note about the word Irresolute meaning not resolved or wavering. It illustrates hesitating tendencies and provides usage examples and pronunciation hints for common missteps and spelling.
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