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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1930
Page
4
A damaged OCR fragment references local names and events, mentioning a person named Charest and a bee beekeeping note. The text is incomplete but hints at a community notice or brief from The Wally News with unsettled details.
The article surveys spring straw hat fashion, noting widespread popularity and restrictive calendar rules. It observes societal attitudes toward wearers, both men and women, and the tension between style and propriety within the season.
The 1930 census is expected to show slower growth across the United States with certain areas undercounted due to missing persons data and incomplete tabulation. Officials note that the census office has begun sorting and processing, with workers handling enumerations and preliminary counts that could adjust early projections.
A fragmentary text notes a crime case facing procedural questions and disputes over evidence and value. It references the Wes Disagree group and local actors involved in a legal course.
Fragmentary text describes a dispute over a constitution and protection in a divided region. The North and South clash over rights and power, with aggression implied. The passage hints at unresolved tensions and a historic sword settlement.
A discussion by Dr Morris Fishbein analyzes how much raising a child costs across ages and stages. The piece outlines expenses including clothing education insurance and sundry items with estimates in the hundreds of dollars yearly. It notes variations by country and economic context and reflects on the burden of supporting a family.
The page presents a misprinted puzzle asking readers to spot mistakes in grammar facts etiquette and drawing. It includes scrambled word clues and a scoring note promising a final word on the last page.
The piece notes the New York census effort faces a linguistic challenge in Manhattan with several interpreters needed to handle the diverse speech. It mentions broadcasters and theatrical figures amid the bustling urban scene, illustrating the complex social mix.
History notes include Jamestown settlement under Captain John Smith and 1865 Civil War action near Pato Piní. Birthdays mark Borce Thompson founder, plus Frank W in Detroit and a 1902 Nobel laureate in Medicine. Horoscope hints at ongoing diligence and personal fortune.
Fragmentary OCR text references a Bible thought about a father and a call for reform. The readable parts mention admonitions to mend and renew behavior, with an emphasis on moral instruction and family duties. The unsure fragments prevent a fuller characterization.
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