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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1930
Page
4
The passage explains how readers learn from newspaper advertisements about different goods and their claimed advantages. It argues ads influence choices, reveal standard equipment, and guide buyers to compare features while warning against passive acceptance of marketing claims. It also notes readers may be swayed toward items with the most persuasive presentation.
A fragment from the Student’s Corner notes a park with Sequoia trees and a feature about a scenic walkway. It mentions a gentle landscape and a small population area as part of a local feature section.
The article promotes sun exposure as a spring tonic and distrusts drastic laxatives, urging outdoor exercise and fresh fruit for welfare. It emphasizes self regulation, dietary balance with fruits vegetables cereals and select nutrients like vitamins A B C and D from cod liver oil yolk yeast and milk products.
The Tivol presents a latest all talking feature The Girl Said No a sequel to Brown of Harvard starring Haines Leila Hyams and Marle Dressler as well as Polly Bussman Jr and Junior Coghlan in supporting roles. The Opera House features Jack Stuthal Lila Lee and a cast including Mateohn MacGregor Noah Beers J Claud Allister Hedda per Alee B Francis with Pathe news and a sound comedy. Maryland production offers Chasers and song numbers with Miss Garnsr Tumder and others in a lively program.
Fragmentary local notes recall appointments and changes from twenty years ago, mentioning McCard, Behelberer, Jacob, Derr, Barthstow, and Kila Bummees. References to West Park and visiting directions are included in the unsure text.
The New Market Woman’s Club held a meeting at the home of Mrs. John Gm Perner Jr with 16 members present. An executive session was held and plans for a future event were discussed.
The article details a busy Sunday in city churches with Calvary and Grace Reformed programs. It notes 133 in the church service, a 3 day emphasis on mothers by Thomas J. Schaeffer, and a 708 total in school attendance. A Greece mission report was given, and a combined music service drew a crowded house with later veteran and mother themed sermons and performances.
Church notices outline Mother's Day worship at Trinity Southern Methodist TAPTISIC SERVITES and Enron Gospel Mission. Rev. ng the Holy Spirit leads evening services at 8. A tea, discussion hour, and Mothers and Daughters banquet are planned. Speakers include Mrs Grace Zimmerman and Mrs Frank B Sappin with hymns and readings by local families.
The Pennsylvania Branch Women Missionary Association of the United Brethren church meets in Ull week at Red Lion United Brethren church. Delegates from Frederick cir and communities attend as part of the Frederick cureh. Rev Grace Sponselier and Mrs Gesrze W. S are officers. Naomi HutvTe and Mrs Howard Quinn will represent Otterbein Guild. Illness prevents Jennie Ramsburg from attending.
Gilbert Swan notes Coney Island begins a new season facing economic strain and internal feuds while promising showy attractions. Fears of freak revolts, rising rents on Surf Avenue, and conflicts with Boardwalk concessionaires color the opening as deans and organizers assemble for the season.
A historical column lists anniversaries and birthdates in brief form. Notable names include Florence Nightingale and Dante Gabriel Rossetti with dates of birth and death, plus other figures such as James L. Orr and Henry Cabot Lodge. The entry also notes historic events like Lincoln surrendering Charleston in 1780 and the phonograph’s perfected display in 1889. A horoscope section adds cautious, thrifty traits and advisories.
Incomplete reader quiz text appears with garbled OCR and mixed phrases about biblical prophecies and quotes. The fragment mentions swords beaten into plowshares and questions about judgment, choice of whom to serve, and a prophecy reference, but lacks coherent context or a single event.
Weeds are powerful and strong. The baseball season’s undermar, the flowers are budding, and ether shines are great.
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