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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1928
Page
4
A clipped page from The Daily News explains policy on communications and notices. It states Associated Press news use rules, writer real names for opinions, and prohibition on anonymous expressions. It outlines free notices must be in writing and addressed to the office, with corrections promised when errors are shown.
Observers who crossed the Atlantic by the northern route warn that ice on wings causes dangerous losses, with pilots like Alcock and Byrd noting freezes in mid Atlantic seasons. Experts propose limiting northern flights to two months, designing de-ice capable planes, or using the longer southern route. The warning urges avoiding Newfoundland crossings before mid July.
The article notes Columbia University's year enrollment of 36 639 students across undergraduate professional schools and extension programs. It argues that the vast count of post high school students indicates millions study in various courses, urging youths to pursue self improvement for their futures.
Aernie is described as mistaking cheerfulness for ignorance while a seller promotes “popuar” prices. The line satirizes optimism as misperceived ignorance and hints at flawed pricing tactics in a local market.
Mrs Lester Meadows currently visiting Morganteth is scheduled for surgery this week following medical consultation. Jaie Spar described as a crouchy reader of Macaless history in 26 volumes, noted in casual remarks amid local chatter.
Five random respondents weigh Bob Barton’s Grand National chances in England. City Engineer Maxwell predicts success, Dr Campbell notes equal chance, Murray Brish doubts him, Walter Sinn backs him, Francis Petrotti expects him to perform if in form.
A Daily Lenten Devotion by Rev Jay T Stocking for the Federal Council on Evangelism discusses faith in an unseen ally. It cites II Kings and a meditation on spiritual reinforcement, noting that many see invisible forces guiding courage while urging trust in God and moral forces.
A March 17 gathering at the Noah Tfert residence near Prospect featured music by the GHaan Orchestra, games and dancing, with refreshments served. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Noah Ifert, many couples, and a long list of guests. Elsie P Truskett seeks admission to the Kansas Cry Livestock Exchange and has brought salt to force the exchange to admit her.
Twenty years ago in Frederick the News column lists Woodshore Literary Society officers led by RH Paul Smith president and Miss Mildred Miller vice president. Edits and staff names appear including Jacques to Molas Command and various local officials and church leaders.
Paris reports Henry M. Blackmer and James E. ONeill, wanted in Washington over Fall-Sinclair ties, living in luxury at a Champs Elysees hotel. Passport restrictions keep Blackmer confined to France while ONeill travels with his family in Italy. Both avoid press, conduct U.S. business through lawyers, seeking anonymity abroad.
A free chest clinic for colored people will be held Wednesday April 4 during Negro Health Week at the health office in the courthouse. Dr Cullen or another staff member from the State Sanatorium will supervise. the clinic is exclusive to colored people. A chest chair session was held in Brunswick on March 26 with 27 examined, all white, including 17 adults and 10 children.
Questions about tipping vary by hotel class and travel, asking if cheaper travelers should tip the same as first class. The text debates whether percentages always apply and how to respond when service asks for larger tips, noting confusion and incomplete statistics.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a chaotic scene with stray names like Pomsky and Polemics amid a crowd near a bus stop. It mentions prices, travel, a base, and a team identified as 67, with unclear actions and dates.
Three people were injured and three cars wrecked on the east side of South Mountain around 7 30 Thursday night. William A Roulette Ell y and L Evans of Hagerstown collided. Roulette sustained cuts and bruises to the head and was taken to his home. Ely and Evans were lightly cut and shocked. The three cars were damaged with Roulette and Ely cars nearly demolished. A passing motorist aided the injured and state police officer William B Chapelle investigated. Roulette, a prominent Hagerstown resident, is brother of Mrs Henri Le G Wieffer.
A word ladder puzzle explains how to transform MEAT into HASH with five one letter changes. Each step must be a valid common word, changing only one letter and preserving letter order, culminating on the last page where a complete solution is printed.
Mrs Ray Myers hosted a quilting party with guests including her mother Mrs Isaac Stitely and sister Mrs Edgar Graham of Waynesboro. A noon dinner followed by quilting, and later refreshments. Other items mention births, visits, a large house goods sale, travel to Frederick, a grippe illness, and upcoming events in the community.
A historical roundup notes Sheridan’s 1865 Five Forks advance, Johnson trial in 1868, Met Museum opening in 1880, Colon seizure in 1885, Senegal revolt in 1886, a rubber trust incorporation in 1892, Benjamin J Franklin named Arizona governor in 1896, and Gen William H Jackson’s death in 1908. Birthdays include Duke of Buccleuch and Caillaux, De Wolf Hopper, Henry Vie Paes. Today marks the centenary of Joseph Mason’s New York congressional service and the Girls Latin School of Boston beginnings in education.
Dr Morris Fishbein notes parasites from contaminated food. Dwarf tapeworm and pinworm common in children cause itching and transmission via dirty hands. Worms removable by drugs, but usage requires physician advice. Global travel spreads tropical disorders, demanding modern medicine to track new diseases.
The event marks a semicentennial celebration as the Grand National Steeplechase, famed as the world’s hardest race, is run today on the Aintree course near Liverpool where it has been a long standing fixture for almost a century.
A reader note presents a biblical proverb Ecclesiastes and a moral stance by Bishop Hall. It asserts sin is not limited to direct commission but also to indifference toward wrongdoing, urging active hatred of sin if avoidance is impossible. The piece invites verification in The News.
W L Gordon presents a daily English lesson explaining usage for credible versus creditable and proper pronunciation of Kansas. It urges vocabulary growth by mastering one word a day and defines conjectural as doubtful with an example about a mere conjectural estimate.
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