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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1929
Page
4
A fragment from a local paper lists notices and short legal items with names and dates likely referring to community notices. The readable text mentions notices of various kinds and names, with unclear full details.
A 1828 discussion notes rising aircraft numbers prompt calls for new statutes and reinforced common law on operator responsibility, with states forming commissions to craft guardrails and insurance. Congress may require aircraft inspections and licenses, while states consider compulsory liability coverage to curb aerial damages and protect property and residents.
Language guide notes common word mistakes and pronunciations. It defines assiduously as diligently and attentively, with example usage and encouragement to expand vocabulary by mastering one word daily.
A brief religious clipping presents Romans iv 5 urging personal conviction and a citation attributed to Catlyk questioning whether one ignorant man with capacity for knowledge should die, described as a treedy.
William J. Grove of Lime Kiln urges improved roads to connect Gettysburg via Westminster. He cites increased tourist traffic, calls for widening, safer curves, and removal of grade crossings to route travelers away from danger. He notes approval by the Chamber of Commerce and Lions Club and urges public support before the emergency road fund allocation.
A quirky excerpt traces Carnivor Rove’s appetite toward meat heavy meals versus vegetables. It argues a balanced diet with meats, taters, and fruit, noting even a single round steak can sustain health, while creatures like Snoop and Perc y Fumdoodile disappear from the scene.
Herbert Morningstar of this city was arrested by Officer Vernon Smith on a disorderly conduct charge. Justice Alton Bennett sentenced him to 60 days in jail after Morningstar chose not to pay a 50 fine. Clarence Toberry, charged with Morningstar, was found not guilty and released. Witnesses said Morningstar started the disturbance on East Fifth Street. Toberry was not involved.
The golf handicap derby in Durant Oklahoma features Pete Gavuml and John Sale racing to cut into Gardner’s lead. Sale shaved 43 minutes and 10 seconds from Gavuml’s advantage as wind affected the course between Coalgaiine and Durant. Sale finished in 6 hours 45 minutes 10 seconds, reducing Ga Vasd’s margin for first place.
An article reports on infant sleep death theories, noting cases where death occurs with adults in the same bed. It discusses uncertainties around suffocation, lunar symbolism, and historical links between cats and moon imagery, citing cultural beliefs about felines.
The document notes the Frederick trade area at 3,208 square miles and lists city officials and residents including Houck, Ceuta Geas Venty, and George Row Jr. It describes a chaotic scene with amateur card display, a disputed name submission, and references to a fire department member asking about pairing with the Gekaina.
A fragmented recall from Frederick notes past events and people. Mentions May term, chorus, Jacks John Motel, Sumnerman vice-president, Regie Netenn, and a Cambridge convention.
Fragmentary article discusses labor safety and economic pressures. Mentions managers, corporate actions, and political figures in a garbled narrative with no clear events or dates.
Federal authorities accuse Tom Mix and three accomplices of conspiring to evade taxes on Mix’s income for 1925 through 1927. Indictments allege failure to pay taxes totaling over 100000 with over 80000 in additional fraud claims. Mix, appearing in Minneapolis, says he left tax reports to counsel J. Mar Jones Berger of Hollywood.
Regular Frederick Rotary Club meeting featured special musical numbers with solos by Mrs Town and others. The program included announcements about club members and a note on a death in the community.
A local church marks its 247th anniversary with plans for a service led by pastor and a community gathering. Officials note historical ties to regional settlers and expect attendees from nearby towns.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Frederick and Genysburg with fibre units east of town. No clear event date or full names. Report remains unreadable. cannot determine a coherent news item from the text.
A New York observer notes lavish presents given to stars aboard sailings and the costly toll of theatre angels funding shows. Rich showbiz brokers and wealthy patrons back musicals with tens of thousands in jewelry, furs, and bouquets, while push cart vendors adapt to radios and phonographs amid sensational, sometimes court-bound, investments in Broadway spectacles.
A par six word game sets a quirky scene with an owl and bat backdrop. The rules explain changing one word to another in three strokes, from COW to HEN, each step a valid complete word and preserving letter order. Slang and abbreviations excluded.
Otto Kahn stands as the town’s leading angel investor in the arts. Few others will fund plays with artistic merit, as many projects seem doomed commercially yet may achieve artistic success through his fortunes.
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