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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1930
Page
4
A humorous page examines summer wear for men asking why coats linger in wardrobes. It discusses coat removal for comfort and efficiency, noting social pressures from wives and peers and the allure of cooler attire during warm weather. The piece weighs practicality against fashion norms and etiquette.
The article notes an inquiry showing college students spend about five dollars and change on dates, theater, taxis, and meals, with daughters earning more influence. It contrasts with fathers’ past spending and highlights women supporting themselves. It ends by praising American business and science exporters abroad, and mentions Easter wardrobe plans and January 3 bold budgets.
A historical study by Dr Morris reports 1925 26 lead poisoning deaths by occupation across printers miners plumbers and battery makers. Painting and battery handling show highest risk. reforms and safety awareness reduced deaths to about one-half to one third of earlier rates. New hazards arise with modern processes like tetra-ethyl lead gasoline.
Fragmentary English lesson notes discuss pronunciation and word forms such as adapted to the work and degeneration degradation and related spelling. The text hints at practice phrases and bids to improve spelling and usage across various examples.
A fragmentary quiz item asks five Bible questions including the duration of Solomon’s temple, the fate of Judas’s thirty pieces, and Jesus’ remark about laughter. The text is incomplete with garbled OCR and stray words.
A brief Frederick item notes a dated reflection on local events with fragmentary names and uncertain details.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a stream of disconnected phrases about value of souls and scrutiny. The passage lacks clear events, people, or places but hints at introspection and moral assessment without concrete details. The readable content implies a philosophical reflection rather than a concrete report.
A garbled OCR passage lists several personal and organizational names such as Sothern, Chaplain, Rev. Peter Aimslie, Arthis Ket, Wallace Ballenzer, and the Woman's Club. The text appears as scattered fragments with unclear context and connections to events or dates.
The article reviews key events from the Missouri Compromise to the Texas boundary dispute with Mexico. It covers Maine and Missouri statehood, the 36 30 line, Texas Rio Grande claims, and the Mexican War leading to the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo and Gadsden Purchase. It notes the war’s role in training Confederate volunteers and the broader impact on U S territorial expansion.
A long list of marriage licenses spans multiple counties with names including Hoyt L Brubaker and Mary M Baker, Theodore Animan and Wanda Rose, Edward Schmidt and Wynogene Williams, Walter Crawford and Laura Abel, Ernest May and Lillian Allison, and others. The document also notes various property transfers, settlements, and equity cases such as Frank Addison and Mamie Nidd, Walter Feaga, and a miscellaneous equity case involving Alfred Diggs versus Masr A. is Bui, plus unrelated items like a freepat musical Adaence.
Nineteen defendants were called in Police Court after a Sunday raid on a craps game. Nine did not appear, several were fined or held pending further witnesses. Among those charged were two youths aged 13 and 14 who received five day suspended jail sentences. others faced fines and costs totaling about 50 dollars.
A NEA Service item invites readers to spot at least four errors in a picture and to unscramble a scrambled word by reordering the letters erouch. It promises 20 points for each mistake found and for the unscrambled word, with an explanation later in the page.
New York May 7 Herbert Gilbert Stan discusses a tale of an ancient Maine song the Stein tune tied to Rudy Vallee and a music publisher Carl Fischer The piece traces how a once obscure sheet music item became a proposed radio usage and a target for promoters with contacts to bands in Cleveland San Francisco New Orleans The piece notes a shift from mere sheet music to strategic plugging by promoters and orchestras and ends with a local Pleasant Grove attendance listing for April with several names.
A collage of historical anniversaries and notable births. Entries note William Bainbridge, Robert Browning, and others with dates of birth and death, plus recent events such as the Lusitania sinking and King George V’s proclamation. Includes local notes on a birthday club shower and school attendance.
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