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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1929
Page
4
A wartime era piece discusses American ideals and unity while critiquing sectional frictions. It contrasts triumphs in war with ongoing domestic disputes and urges harmony to sustain prosperity for industrious citizens. It notes monetary concerns and nostalgic glimpses of past social habits.
Fragmentary prose hints at whispered wordplay and coded phrases amid dreamlike images. The speaker recalls a past presence in regalia and garden work, then awakens to a surreal scene with scattered names and blurred identities.
The report notes a rural farmer named Clinty facing pressure and delays as plowing stops due to rising local unrest. Details are sparse but indicate community tension and interference with farm work.
The piece notes Heflin’s speeches and a House clash over a Brockton mask incident. It lists frequent surnames in Congress such as Smiths Jones Browns and Halls, counting multiple Johnsons and Nelsons. It references a West In diana based Easter mission and a United Brethren youth gathering with broader Africa relief ties.
A brief Bible themed note questions human defiance of debt as a small sum looms in daily life. The text frames financial strain as a moral consideration and urges prudent restraint.
A fragmentary report notes an event in Frederick with references to Caldwell, Seeger, and a street issue involving someone named Maron Lo Hides. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR but indicate a contested position or posting on a street corner.
The evening program features Chekhov influenced acts and a first running in a small theatre before a broader release. Reports cite Jo, a quick actor, and Lp as rising cinema talents. Maurice Schwartz, a Yiddish theatre figure, is highlighted as part of the line up.
Health writer Dr Morris Fishbein explains itch from skin diseases and bites. Scratching worsens infections, while cure comes from removing the parasite or toxin. Mosquito bites often cease itching as blood flow neutralizes the stimulus, though distraction also helps.
Police court records show several cases including a disorderly conduct charge against Brightwell who received a suspended sentence upon promising good behavior. George Hoff and Chas W Smith arrested Brightwell Saturday night. A separate case found not guilty and another fined five dollars for alleged drinking.
Emmanuel B. Cunningham of Dickerson was arrested Sunday night by Lieut Schell and Officer Smith for operating under the influence reckless driving failure to keep right of center and failing to stop after an accident. The case was postponed to a future date and Cunningham released on a 1000 bond.
Fifty nine men and one female Koffkia aboard the dirigible Graf Zeppelin prepare for a morning May 14 departure on its second Atlantic crossing to America. Notable passengers include Arctic explorer Sir Hubert Wilkins and Alexander von Krauth, famed for his deciphering machines.
The page notes 1926 events like The Cat Today’s Birthdays with William Hale Big 5 and Theodore Boeto. It also offers a horoscope warning aspirational plans may face opposition leading to danger unless advice is heeded.
Washington May 13 After a two week recess the Supreme Court session opened without decisions on any cases before it The docket included cases involving a 10 percent state tax on shells and an appeal from L Leohard and Company of Cambridge Maryland The report notes the court did not hand down rulings in the first set of cases.
Edward Parson Weston famed pedestrian and veteran of over 1000 athletic events died at his Brooks home. He was 9 years old.
A collection of remarks from notable figures including Baron Ebbisham former London lord mayor William Henry Cardinal O'Connell Colonel Charles A Lindbergh Ray Lyman Wilbur and Senator Wheeler. The comments critique mass production German cartelization and federal farm board powers while debating the need for or against a separate education department and airport models.
W L Gordon presents guidance on correct usage and pronunciation. He warns against saying it is me and explains common misspellings and synonyms. The piece includes a daily word, assert, defined as to state positively, and notes on a French claim about fireproof petrol for planes.
A quirky note describes Letter Golf as a wild west game with a single horse forming a posse. The description notes a tricky par four setup and mentions a station located on the last page.
The rules define letter golf as changing one letter at a time to reach a target word in a set number of strokes. Each step must stay a valid common word, only one letter can be altered per move, and letter order remains fixed.
Fashion notes highlight Teresa Griswale in a satin luncheon suit with silver accents and a crown jewel. Shoppers in Madison Avenue display floral hats, fur stoles, and matching accessories as trends shift toward delicate headpieces and floral touches for summer.
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