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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1930
Page
5
The sermon emphasizes compassion as a key divine trait and a required human response. It discusses the Good Samaritan, Christ’s pity for the widow, and God’s care for the fearful, urging believers to imitate mercy in deeds rather than sentimentality. It warns against empty feeling without action and notes confidence as essential to service.
Justice Allén of Y Benn Sheriff Co. Rage and Deputy Siliasa FP. Steiner responded to the scene where a husband was found dead after an attempted arousal aid. The coroner deemed the death due to natural causes and inquest unnecessary. Dr. Z J Waters stated heart trouble as the cause. Survived by two sons and two sisters. Mrs John Bren near Pleasant and Mrs Grosstick noted among survivors.
A religious note cites Isaiah 45 22 urging self salvation and repentance as the path to redemption. The text asserts faith in Jesus and personal amendment for the future.
In Memoriam notice for Albert Moser, 5 H, labeled as a loving brother to Roger W. Moser. The fragment shows a local memorial entry in a market prices column. Limited readable detail confirms the obituary context and family relation.
Local mentions include Armistice Ball details and various ads for wallpaper prices and hardware parts. Community notices reference election messages, upcoming suppers, and club meetings amid scattered vendor names and incomplete lines.
Calvary Men’s Club schedules a banquet for Monday with speaker Dr. Tickets available through the committee. The event will be held at the park with seating for members and guests.
A Frederick Maryland proclamation announces Armistice Day on Tuesday November 11 1930 to commemorate the end of World War I and the victory of America. Mayor Lloyd C Culler urges citizens to observe the holiday with a peaceful observance and cooperation. The notice also includes various local notices and advertisements.
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