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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1928

Page

10

Crossword puzzle speed test lacks unkeyed letters

Puzzle lists horizontal and vertical clues with many mis-spellings and errors. It notes a speed test aiming for completion in 15 to 80 minutes and includes clues for deadliness stringed instrument clos e pressed exultant genteel to change flower leaf cereal grass armistice measure of cloud English coin container preserved food leases boy degrade yawning with wonder membrane of the eye beast gazed fixedly to venerate river inlet young mare growing out to value vigilant guided to drink slowly mathematical term part in a drama to join or consolidate iron dread ravine eggs of fishes ewer feline animal vehicles instigates native to restore wiser criples aside to rub out male ancestor to dovate almost a donkey portion of a circle and a 78 puzzle answer line is shown.

Coblentz Considered For Democratic Convention Chair

Frederick banker Emory L. Coblentz is favored to chair the Democratic State convention in Baltimore. Party leaders say a decision is likely after a luncheon at Hotel Rennert, with Coblentz long involved in Maryland politics and a former director of the State Department of Wells. If selected, Western Maryland would gain another major party representative, following Cumberland’s Frederick N. Zainiman.

Baltimore Emory L. Coblentz Frederick Ceblentz Rennert State Department of Wells Maryland Western Maryland Frederick N. Zainiman Cumberland Othe

Summers Establishes Two New Track Records

Frederick High entry Maynard Summers scored 15 points and set two records at the St. James School inter-scholastic meet near Hagerstown. Summers won three events, ran 440 yards in 52.14 seconds, and threw the javelin 159 feet 11 inches, also long jumped 20 feet 4 inches. Frederick finished fourth with 45 points behind St. James, Martinsburg, and Allegany. Coach Harry M. McDonald prepares for county field meet and Cumberland Wall athletic event, noting Summers and Skinner as standout athletes.

Frederick High School Maynard Summers Frederick High St. James St. James School Hagerstown Martinsburg High School Allegany High School Cumberland Frederick Summers Frederick Flash Harry M. McDonald Cumberland Wall Athletic Martinsby

How One Thin Woman Gained 11 Pounds

A testimonial from Mrs. W. E. Looney in Tennessee in 1927 touts McCoy's Tablets for weight gain. She weighed 104 pounds and gained 11½, claiming improved limbs and health after using four boxes. The ad promises a money back guarantee if a buyer doesn’t gain at least six pounds after the specified boxes.

W. EB. Looney W. E. Looney Tennessee McCoy Srour

New Church Gains Members and Modern Edifice Opened

The congregation has grown under Rector Stev Burgess as a handsome new office was erected. A procession led by Bishops Murray and Helfenstein will form outside the church and be admitted by guestrymen and wardens before Bishop Murray opens with Psalm Twenty Four. Public invited. A legal night feels put out when the judge turns him down.

Grace Episcopal Church Brunswick St. Mark's Hey Faward FE Gurgess John Gardner Murray Episcopal Church Edward Trail Helfenstein Taneh Stev Burgess Murray Helfenstein

LET TER GOLF Puzzle Solution At First Hill School

A school program at First Hill features Pups of First Hill with Misa Anna Wiles presenting readings recitations and songs Tuesday evening from 6 to 8 15 for parents and community patrons. Cloves are dried flower buds from a tree native to the Dutch East Indies.

First Hill School Misa Anna Wiles Dutch East Indies

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