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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1930
Page
4
A fragmented discussion examines human development and reform efforts amid legal limits. Critics warn against enforcing moral change by force while advocates urge patience to uplift communities facing entrenched customs and widespread intolerance.
The fragmentary text shows scattered names and phrases about fears in Georgia and mentions Charles Weinheimer and Loust Street with unclear details. The readable items hint at a local notice or report with personal names and locations but lack coherent events or dates.
A hazy discussion on the dangers of glare from oncoming headlights at night. The piece laments risky driving, eye fatigue, and the peril to pedestrians, noting few drivers stop for blinding lights and urging safer behavior.
Mrs. Go Mather and Mrs Kotter hosted visitors in Mt Airy on Sunday including Mr and Mrs HS Beck and family Among Baltimore guests were Mr and Mrs Howard Anuk Ty and their son Travia Mrs Ida V Halst and Mr and Mrs Lloyd Haln with son Gene and John Hahn Also guests included Mr and Mrs George Wagner and their daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Philip Hahn Philis and Charlotte Baltimore The Copperthwaite family moved into Mrs Spencer's house for the overhead bridge job over the railroad near Ridgeville Others travelled to Frederick for shopping and visiting friends.
Rep Franklin W. Fort enters the Republican race for U S senator in New Jersey amid debate over the eighteenth amendment. Ambassador Dwight W. Morrow and rival candidates including Joseph S. Prentice and John A. Kelly are cited on repeal and state control of liquor. The Anti-Saloon League backs Fort and promises strong backing from supporters in the state.
Fragmented OCR reads as a local column noting past events with several garbled names and places. Possible references include individuals such as deacons, bands, and a cortege, but many terms are unreadable and dates are missing or distorted.
The piece recalls nearly a hundred missing soldiers from a memorial ground and describes a bronze tablet with their names. It notes concrete walks across the Memorial Ground and the transformation of the old town with new College Park sections and notable citizens’ homes surrounding the park.
Dr Morris Fishbein discusses the era before the Food and Drug Act when quack tuberculous remedies were widely advertised and used by parents for their children. He notes many products claimed cures, varying in quality, and warns that tuberculosis cannot be cured by internal tonics or “lung promoters” until proper medical care and nutrition are provided.
Fragmentary note urges keeping the Sabbath as a divine command. Mentions Sunday observance and divine authority with unclear attribution.
Readable lines recount public events in Maryland including bank meetings church notices and educational gatherings. Mentions of prominent speakers like Dr A A Pearre Prof W H S White and Dr C L Kiwams plus Lions Club and Garden Club activities. Notes the death of P H C and local civic reflections.
A local surprise party celebrated Miss Mary Grace Q Hara with guest Miss Asyhets and Rae Cassis. Attendees described a warm gathering with toasts and honors for Mary Grace and a notable mention of G. Frans Thomas.
An annou ncement marks the Golden Jubilee of Dr. Arthur Woodward with a Carnegie Hall tribute attended by leading music critics singers and composers. The article notes Woodward’s long conducting career from Englewood Choral Club onward and mentions contemporaries like Reed Williams and Deems Taylor.
Anniversaries note John Benn and Seth Warner born in 1749 and 1783 with related Revolutionary links. Monarchs and scientists like Edward Jenner are listed along with other historical milestones such as Ville-Marie founding and Norway Sweden independence. Birthdays list Theodore Marriner Roy Young and King Alfonso XII with brief personality notes.
An assortment of quoted lines from Grover Whalen Hamilton Fish Don Marquis H G Wells Gene Tunney and others touching on authority morality and bias. The collection threads through law policing philosophy sport and society with mixed emphases and attributed views.
A fragmented English lesson highlighting misused words and misspellings. It discusses words like amusement, betrayal, and distraction, and hints at how mispronunciations or incorrect letters change meaning. The readable portions imply practice on proper spelling and usage.
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