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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1928
Page
4
The Daily News County edition reminds readers notices must be written with real names and mailed to the office for publication. It warns against telephone notices and promises corrections if errors are reported to the editor.
A March 29 1928 page discusses the role of advertising in education and price literacy for farmers home buyers and workers. It also notes a White House meeting where Barom von Prittwitz led 125 Arion Singing Society members in German and English songs signaling easing war tensions and shifting views on German language studies.
A man in a rural home wakes for breakfast then, after thirty minutes, is found shot in the temple with a bullet. The report notes neighbors recall a prior threat and references a local newspaper chronology.
In a random sampling five persons comment on the Bremen airship’s bid to reach America. Opinions vary from doubt to cautious hope with concerns about West Atlantic conditions and aircraft capability.
The statement asserts that rulers bear responsibility for the war and that Germany is a people of pretended power with whom friendly relations should be pursued where possible. The language emphasizes diplomatic intent despite hostilities.
Topic for the Week and meditation on union with Christ emphasize vine and branches imagery. Prayer asks for the Spirit to guide conduct and productivity, while Touchstone Adv notes Sara Rau elected Touchstone advertising manager and land grant for a college mountain shack for student groups.
Frederick marking twenty years of CGO activity with local EMS notes and retrospective columns from The News dated March 28, 1908. The item compiles fragmented recollections, referencing community efforts, program details, and local responses amid historical context.
The article explains medicolegal methods to tell human from animal blood stains using rabbit serum precipitation tests. It notes that tiny samples can be used, and gives examples of cases where stains on clothing and a murder vest were identified. It also covers hair identification, noting large specimen collections and photographic analysis to determine animal source, sex, race, and body portion.
An abandoned four door sedan with a bullet hole in the right fender was found near Gettysburg after speeding through York and through Pennsylvania. Police traced ownership to Philadelphia and say three youths fled the scene. A local farmer reported the car pulled onto the road and the trio disappeared. The car’s gas and fuel suggest the fugitives fled the vehicle on foot near the Tioffinan Orphanage. A surprise birthday party was held for Kathleen Alban, six, at the home of Thomas Lipps with family and friends in attendance.
Five members of a motion picture company staged a sea thriller without cameras when the five masted schooner Rilling broke from its moorings and drifted to sea near San Pedro California. A crew and Coast Guard towed the helpless craft ashore after assistance from the schooner. The incident involved actors and directors and ended without further harm.
A fragmented OCR note references Flapper Fanny endorsing a meeting disruption and luego remarks about a torn event. The readable text is garbled and lacks clear names, places, or dates to build a full item.
Graceham March 28. Mrs. Ben der and child return from Philadelphia visit. Visitors to Mrs. J. B Pittinger included Miss Hiedon Krom, Mrs. Mollie Misher, Mr. and Mrs. Barl Young, Rev. P. E Heimer of Thurmont. Walter Colliflower of York spent weekend with parents. health of Howard Colliflower and Ampsler unchanged. Janet Youne and Mrs. Guy Crawford improving slowly. Church services planned all week under Rev. B J Bender. Frequent moves reported as residents relocate within area. Several social gatherings noted among local families from Frederick, Mt. Wolf PA, Thurmont, and Kersville.
Emmitsburg and areas report numerous weekend guests. Jean J. Quigley and family from Philadelphia visit Emmitsburg. Charles Palmer and Hampstead guests in Mount St. Mary’s area. James Borle and Best families host Baltimore relatives. Mrs Rapp tours from Lore Pomi while husband stays at Hotel Slagle. Conlon and Sebold family homes host visitors from Washington.
A torn OCR fragment shows religious wording referencing Matthew 8 24 and Beatth, with garbled lines suggesting a meditation or sermon note. The readable pieces imply a biblical passage copy or study fragment rather than a complete article.éges
A historical brief lists anniversaries and birthdays: Henry White born in Baltimore in 1849, Sir Evelyn Wood victories, the Salt Lake Denver Rio Grande railroad completion, and notable deaths. Birthdays include Sir Edwin Landseer, Theodore Brentano, Ishii Thomson, George Locke, and Cy Young. Today also marks Robert Scott’s death, John Jacob Astor’s passing, Knights of Columbus anniversary, and a war-parley event at Wesleyan University.
A note discusses stars transitioning from stage to films, noting the rapid but challenging shift. It mentions a solution on the last page and hints at the difficulty of adapting talent across media.
The excerpt describes a letter golf game where players change one letter at a time to form valid words, aiming to transform a starting word into a target in a set number of strokes. Only complete common words count, slant words and abbreviations do not, and the sequence must keep valid words at each step.
Fragmented text hints at social behavior topics and polite conduct in dining and public settings. It appears as a clipped column or tips piece with incomplete phrases and unclear context. Names, dates, or locations are not discernible from the readable fragments.
Daily Lessons In English notes misused phrases and pronunciation while presenting the word furtive as sly and secret. Also reports Rev Fr Schwallenberg returning to Frederick from Gon Sceour Hospital improved after three months illness. services led by Rev Finnerty and Rev Cuddy during absence.
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