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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1929
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text references names including John W. Cire and local terms. No clear event or outcome is established. readable bits suggest a list of recent discoveries and a mention of next year. The source is too garbled to extract a coherent report.
The article describes opening the Blue Ridge League season with young players under Cleveland and major league ownership, viewing it as a training ground for future players and a relief from financial worries in small communities. It also contrasts merchandising trends and urges support for charitable efforts after devastation in Dublin and the Hedges property, proposing a local Red Cross association led by Mr. T. R. Saylor.
A garbled excerpt traces population growth figures citing 1,400,000 gains over four years and includes varied notes on Confederate Day, a Chicago bear sighting, a wolf hunt near a metropolis, and historical census data. It mentions the Barcelons Exposition 1929, animal defenses by the armadillo, liquor revenues, and early English guilds, weaving through dubious facts and eras with scattered names and places.
A noisy English instruction note by W L Gordon discusses word usage and pronunciation errors. It highlights common misuses such as to or the masses and epaulets, with examples and advice. The piece includes a daily word study format emphasizing mastering one word, today focusing on obsessive forms and implications.
A fragment presents biblical and philosophical sayings including Ecclesiastes 1 8 style reflection and a Mohammed quote about changing mountains. The text mixes religious citations with a brief note on belief and nature, implying a pastiche of quotations rather than a cohesive article.
A compact note from the Frederick News column dated May 7 1903 recalls events and names such as Samuel Don Frank V Galera and Wachter in a retrospective look at the city’s past.
A historical piece by Morris Fishbein questions the curative claims of whiskey during the 1913 influenza epidemic. It notes religious uses of wine, discusses euphoria from alcohol, and argues there is no evidence that whiskey prevents pneumonia or lowers infection rates, stressing the need for medical measures to relieve pain and fight disease.
May T-John Rental is indisposed as TM Rudy Diehiman and son Fred visit, Miss Cook of Catanized Mr and Mrs Jacob Snare. Diehiman stays a few days. Baltimore visitors Mr and Mrs Charles Barnhart call on Sherman relatives. Weetsboro resident David Johnson spends Sunday with his mother Mrs James Coleman. Geare Stevens of Baltimore visits her parents. Mr and Mrs Frank Rauffman and Mrs Earl Rakestraw with relatives host several locals including Mr James McGee and Elsie Foreman. Mrs Joseph Snyder spends Tuesday with Mrs Wulfred Crouse and daughter. Kate Smith visits Mrs John Sauth.
Incomplete OCR text references residents including Ruth Shuff returning home from Philadelphia with her brother Joseph Shuff. Mentions Mr and Mrs Geyres and various individuals in the area including Soibiara Re May Touaylon and Bonneauville. Context and full details are unclear due to garbled characters and missing fragments.
Fragmentary OCR note notes property sale activity with unclear names and dates. Reads garbled phrases like Pieesine Tues Garver Ay os terion and Gatcgosn, offering no clear buyer, seller, price, or location details.
The readable text presents fragmented phrases about travel, night scenes, sights, and names that are not fully clear. Despite the garbled OCR, it suggests a brief notice or caption describing places or events without coherent details or identifiable entities.
Community event near Phi Sto draws local residents and carious entries. Mrs Howard Bruce organizes under county auspices with support from Noman Wa and local residents.
A column lists notable anniversaries and births with dates and brief life notes. It includes John Bainbridge, George Upfold, Robert Browning, Varina Howell Davis, Johannes Braims, James S. Boynton, Joseph G. Cannon, Albert L. Mills, plus a 1640 Natchez tornado, 1910 George V, 1914 Eleanor Wilson and William McAdoo wedding, 1915 Lusitania sinking. Also birthdays and horoscope guidance.
A varied program at the Opera House thrilled Music Week crowds with enthusiastic responses to each number. Richa Baumeardnes performed two solo numbers in a comedy finale, while the Bark Orchestra prepared to present its own program following the event.
The group Revue is booked for two performances in Maryland this Friday at the State Artery venue, Crawfore Pounce Brust. Comin, musics ch.
A peculiar poll device titled Market Basket frames a golf themed item on the fast page. Par is four and one salutes in as the routine finishes the segment with concise notes.
The rules describe changing one word to another by single letter substitutions in a fixed number of strokes. Each intermediate must be a complete common word, no slang or abbreviations, and letter order cannot be altered. For example changing COW to HEN in three steps: COW, HOW, HEW, HEN.
A collection of historical quotes from Margaret Sanger J H Kracke Dwight W Morrow and others discussing birth control rarity political parties military education and cross-continental economic links. The excerpt presents views on income impact on families promises in global affairs and Latin American relations.
A community bazaar, dance and social will be held next week to raise funds for the United Wah for the benefit of United Fire Company. Ticket proceeds will finance uniforms and equipment. A cabaret style floor, orchestra, and dancing with games and entertainment are planned.
Tivell theater patrons will see Abie's Irish Rose as a major release with a strong cast. Jean Hersholt stars as Solomon Levy opposite Rosemary Murphy and Nancy Carrell, supported by a witty ensemble led by J. Farrell MacDonald and Bernard Gareer. Also featured are Ed Edmund Cobb and The Rough Riders in Western action and newsreel segments. In town, Jug Bridge Club met with plans for a May 23 Washington trip, while Merryland Tract Club reviewed music and Fine Arts, with future meetings scheduled.
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