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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1929
Page
4
The article discusses aging homes facing rising repair costs and rapid depreciation. It weighs rebuilding with modern improvements against extensive renovations, noting that cheap construction can backfire as depreciation speeds up. It mentions substantial paybacks from durable choices and cautions against short term savings.
Fragmentary OCR text yields an unclear item with few readable names or events. The snippet references an inquiry reporter piece but provides no concrete person, place, date, or outcome to summarize meaningfully.
Fragmentary note extols school days as joyful, noting parents fund schooling costs and daily study brings value. The piece reflects on memories of school and the social benefits of education amid wartime context.
Obscure religious fragment cites St Luke 34 28 and Beit ish adage about facing cost and expense. The garbled text references sur Metent Gnish H and a brisk hand before you. No clear event or person identified.
In a tragic maritime accident a sailor lost his life after a collision near a port. Investigators say the incident occurred during routine operations and authorities are reviewing navigational records to determine fault.
An OCR fragment discusses vocabulary building and daily word themes, with a focus on sinister meaning and misused terms. It notes a ceremonial cornerstones event attended by officials, including Secretary Mellon, for a government building project and the ongoing construction overseen by the Treasury.
A fragmentary Frederick item recalls a circular annual program with performances by Einbsth App Mar Crimbaugh Liars Ransom Paz Lhjeré jams Crs Magrita HRershoerzer Latter Rosabel and others. The readable text is damaged but hints at a local cultural event.
An article by Dr Norris Fishrein discusses medicine before formal medical duties and women herbalists. It explains early remedies relying on taste and appearance to evoke belief, the use of alcohol as a stimulant, and contrasts with now accepted drugs like digitatis antipyretics analgesics sedatives and anesthetics.
A collage of historical figures is noted with births and deaths across eras. Mentioned are artists and poets connected to Gormiury and Boston, pioneers in reform movements, U S figures tied to Annapolis, and educators linked to Norway and Ireland. The passage references dates, places, and roles without coherent narrative.
A fragmented, era voice piece discusses how industry and agriculture shape a nation, mixing quotes from academics and officials about economy, advertising, and wartime mobilization. The text blends views on Canada versus the United States, marketing cleverness, and looming war legislation.
Enrollment figures show continued growth with 19 980 white pupils and 125 002 total attendees for 1921. The report notes increased average attendance by year and highlights counties with schools failing to meet required session lengths.
A judgment of 52 85 was returned in the case of Martin L. Nicodemus against James R. Allen. The suit claimed 144 06 for rent and items including house rent two walnut trees seven oak trees and two loads of fodder and fertilizer. Witnesses for the plaintiff listed George Bowers Edward Glass and others. defendant admitted some debt but disputed several items. The trial occurred Monday afternoon before Judge John 8 Newman.
The Frederick County Ministerial Association met at the MG A building and admitted several new members including G. Fields of the M KE charge and Rev Stottiemytr of Grogenickie. Rev H B Ban Get read a paper on The Church and Her Crit. A meeting is planned for Braddock Heights on June 77 with lunch.
About 125 attendees filled the Masonic Temple for Columbia Lodge No 58 Past Masters Night. The event featured a dinner hosted by ladies and a 7 30 oclock communication with officers and guests including Warren Seipp and George Gorsuch.
A brief item notes the Mar Par Pageant Court participated in the May Day pageant recently held there. The report highlights the court’s role and the local event’s festivities.
Henry Dotson of Albemarle was re jailed in Baltimore city jail after serving 27 days for reckless driving. He is wanted for passing a worthless check at Lee Automotive Sales in exchange for a used car on North Market street and faces hearings this week.
A Keystone bomber with radio equipment will launch from Wright Field Ohio to simulate bombing New York City and Atlantic City. A refueling plane will accompany the mission, refueling at Bolling Field on the return. The event aims to broadcast to the eastern states and beyond tomorrow night.
The February meeting of the Balegrs Farm Bureau was held at the Fengative Schoolhouse. The chair reviewed committee work and discussed upcoming programs for the year amid routine business and community notices.
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