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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1929
Page
4
The piece reports President Hoover advocating exercise over dieting to reduce weight, praising active routines like punching a medicine ball and garden work. It ties Hoover’s weight loss to his new regimen and defends public health while noting broader antique policy remarks about national growth and territorial expansion.
A jumbled verse by N. A. Lufburrow extols owning a home as a path to happiness. It asserts home ownership brings satisfaction, dispels worries, and invites readers to visit to learn how to own property.
A compact moral note emphasizes choosing right words to avert calamity. It references Proverbs 15:1 and urges calm speech as a path to redress and peace.
The Inquiring Reporter column records Mars James as a subject in a variant discussion. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear events or quotes to expand on the item.
A jumble of historical events and birthdays listed for this date. Notable items include the 1907 Jamestown seizure reference, the 1915 Lusitania note, and several birth anniversaries such as William Boyce Thompson and Rev. William Hickey. The digest includes a horoscope-style wrap and general reflections on the day’s prospects.
A puzzling item describes shaving a beard with six strokes tied to the letter Rdl. The solution is flagged as on the last page suggesting a wordplay golf theme.
A fragment describes word change puzzles: alter one word to a related form, change one letter per step, ensure complete common words, and track letter changes. It mentions a final page with a printed rule and references Queens, but specifics are unclear.
A fragmented retrospective notes dated March 73 1992 recalling local happenings in Frederick including references to the Thurmont Attic Association and a bronze medal achievement. Names and details are obscured in the OCR, but the item highlights local clubs and community figures from that period.
Fragmented OCR text discusses a May Day event with unclear names and phrases. The readable portion mentions a celebration, leading parts, and a Miss Dug Bar cruar a Mia' fad, but the content is garbled and lacks coherent facts or identifiable entities.
In a Manhattan cellar a Ba Kuba gathering blends jungle ritual with modern nightlife. A medicine man leads idols and chants while a jazz band plays nearby as locals mingle, observing charms and spirit offerings amid eerie fascination and urban exotica.
In early medical literature Dr Morris Fishbein explains that sewer gas does not carry typhoid or other diseases by itself. Disease comes from definite bacteria carried by contaminated food water or milk while sewer gas signals plumbing faults and should be corrected.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a 4H event or meeting with unclear discussion about approval and participants named Younes and Paar. Text is incomplete, offering no clear outcome or actions and few readable facts.
Readable fragments describe multiple city churches reopening for Sunday worship after a pause. Evangelical Lutheran and Calvary Methodist note Mothers Day observances, special sermons, choir performances, and Sunday School activities with varied attendance. Upcoming events include Leaders’ Bible Class veterans day, patriotic memorials, and community music by church choirs.
The church marked its twenty eighth anniversary with a music week vesper service led by Rev H Dixon Boughter and featuring a junior choir and quartet. Offerings totaled 1 750, including many classes contributions, funding the New Sunday School building department. A Sunday service followed with soloists, an address by Mrs George Hamilton, and a Mother s Day program by Senior and Junior Endeavor Societies. A later note reports Ames Stine injured by a falling pulley while working on a construction site near Middletown. The Boy Scout Band from Union Bridge will perform a free concert in Middletown on May 18.
A collage of light anecdotes and local lore from Frederick area history. Notes mention early county governance with a chief justice and justices of the peace in 1798, along with humorous modern mishaps and curious lines about newspapers and school dividends.
Real estate listing describes a cedar exterior colonial with six large rooms, multiple sidelights, and a triple view of outside doors. It notes a modern kitchen with large closet and dining area, connected to living room and stairway, plus a basement stairs leading to an attic region and porch outlook toward garden. For inquiries contact Mrs. Aiba at 29 Madison Ave.
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