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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1928
Page
11
In a garden scene the Tinymites discover violet flowers and turn milk into butter. Scouty and friends plan to pick many flowers for a girl who longs for a bouquet. They hurry to gather blooms and hand them to her, ending with thanks as the tale concludes.
Sally Ford and David Nash flee after a violent incident and join a traveling carnival. Disguised as Princess Lalla Sally woos crowds while clinging to love with David who serves as private chef. They dodge police as Sally recalls her orphanage past and hopes for a future together.
Washington May 7 Senate conferees and President Coolidge reached a practical consensus on flood control legislation. After an hour long meeting, the Jones bill was amended to address objections and a new report was sent to the White House for final action.
Cleveland May 7 British ambassador Sir Esme Howard told delegates at the World Conference on International Justice that as nations grow accustomed to peace they will discard naval armaments and wars may belong to a past. He cautioned that some writers keep public interest alive by predicting wars.
A fragmentary note discusses sore inflamed swollen feet and mentions various remedies or theories. It reads like a stray medical musing with uncertain terms and unclear provenance. The text lacks clear persons places organizations or dates.
Compiled UPI listing for May 8 shows Eveready featuring Scotty Allan, Titusville High graduation, City Auditorium chorus, and numerous WEAF WEAP WBAL WNAC WGY WLS programs. Includes times and station identifiers across Atlantic City to Omaha with baseball scores and concerts.
A special message from President Ceotidee opens a conference marking the American Peace Society centennial. The president urges renewed efforts for peace and better international understanding as European unrest lingers and hopes rise for a future without war.
A local ad invites customers to bring their mothers in on Mother’s Day May 13 and enjoy two Victor Records titled Songs of the Past along with other selections. The note suggests visiting this week and mentions Mother Macree and author Dota McCoraick.
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