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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1930
Page
4
A civic appeal urges citizens to participate in the November 4 election to support a well governed government. The piece laments political indifference and urges continued vigilance against corruption while invoking Democratic ideals and public duty.
Fragmentary quotes discuss women marrying from dislike of boredom and danger. Mentions include Missouri and Jame Reed with harsh judgments about female influence in politics and society. The text references manipulation and denial of government action with garbled attributions.
An ornate, faded reminiscence by N. A. Lupburrow recalls a past era before cars, radios, airplanes, and refrigeration arms the world with simpler toil and community joy. The author longs for a time when progress felt gentler and life less crowded.
Fragmentary passage describes early English lesson notes with unclear content and stray letters. The text appears as disjointed phrases and lacks coherent events, names, places, or dates to anchor a full summary.
A wedding in Brunswick united Alera Smith and Willem Lee Smith as family and friends gathered in a formal service at the local church. The bride, a Hagerstown High School graduate, has taught at Sandy Hook School since graduation, with the couple planning a railroad-era reception and domestic life in Brunswick.
William Bartgis and Alen Bartgis visited from Takoma Park and Wanneceai with relatives including Mr and Mrs. Fisher and Mrs Stansfield. John Lowe and Mrs. Lowe hosted a gathering for Mr A G Christgan, a speaker from Washington, at their residence.
Twenty years ago today local items recall events from the summer camp and church activities including Graves and John’s involvement. The column notes routine society happenings and aquaintances from the era.
Local church events fill the week with baptisms and services. Notables such as George Buckey and Miss Breme Clemson are mentioned with health notes and family visits. Community members including the Stautffer and Fleagle families are reported traveling, visiting, and attending festivities around Beaver Dam and surrounding towns.
A fragmented note mentions Taneytown RAM end hire and names Eckard and Mrs Donat among locals. The unclear text hints at improvements but provides limited verifiable details for a fuller summary.
Leo Weinberg told the C.EL Society at Keysville on Sunday night that the effective way to end liquor problems is to observe the law. He urged Americans to support the Eighteenth Amendment as wise and constructive and questioned those who denounce the law as harmful. He argued lawbreakers reverse citizenship rights and threaten community interests by opposing prohibition.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a case involving a bad check written by an individual named Fatte. The text mentions clethys and a sum of 42 but lacks clear dates or institutional names. The remaining readable terms suggest a legal or financial matter needing clarification.
Fragmentary health note discusses May timing for a procedure. Mentions general guidance on when to start, places to obtain guidance, and cautions about reading sites carefully. Contains unclear terms and possible typos.
Charlies Van Leer of Seaford and Roland Hudson of Hanover guest in a program hosted by Isses Gabel. Solo and ensemble numbers include The Air and Picture, The Girl with the Flaxen Hair, and Mignon themes. May Gabel plays harp as audience responds warmly to the varied selections.
A fragmentary account describes a troupe of dancers from north India performing before an influential audience in New York. It notes the dancers’ lineage, the religious duties they fulfill, and their centuries-old tradition, contrasting their sacred role with modern Broadway life.
A garbled compilation lists scattered historical dates and names such as 1838 entries, John Cooke, Isabelle Alden, Edward D White, John Watson, and Francesca. It mentions events like France ceding land, Spain and England moves on the Mississippi, and a Revolutionary War reference, all in a fragmented archival fragment.
Odd fragmentary notices mark birthday acknowledgments for local residents and honorary mentions. Names include Vibjalmur Stevenson and Devid A. Brown with unclear origins and ages cited, plus stray phrases referencing local figures and events.
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