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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1928
Page
4
The Red Cross delivers emergency relief after a war wreck, urging public support. It notes the national organization spent 1,161,000 dollars aiding veterans and families last year while chaos benevolence totaled 1,169,000 dollars. The appeal calls for continued funding and more Maryland members.
Tips on correct word usage and pronunciation from W L Gordon. Notes common errors such as using exit for room departures and departure for city exits. Includes guidance on spelling and word forms and example corrections for learners.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a political race involving women voters and unspecified opponents. The garbled lines reference possible victory and demographic turnout but contain no clear names, places, dates, or concrete outcomes to confirm.
The text is garbled and unclear, lacking coherent events or identifiable names. It mentions movement toward Detroit and a nickel cigar price but no verifiable facts or sources to summarize into a proper news item.
Inquiring Reporter notes a puzzling inquiry titled Fie Parpeen Picaed of Ran dom. The fragmentary text is unclear and incomplete, offering limited readable details for a concise summary.
The article reports President Coolidge urging a bigger fleet to protect the United States and possessions, noting the need for more cruisers, fuel stations, and merchant ships. He compares U S and British programs, cites Europe’s criticisms of American duties, and defends policy against isolationist labels while stressing national security and interstate trust.
A fragmented note discusses a golf purchase and a remark about listening to advice. The item and context remain unclear due to damaged text.
A cryptic note shows fragments of a word puzzle with hints about complete words and letter order. Abbreviations do not count, and the solution appears printed as simple letter clues. The text is garbled but suggests a standard word game or acrostic puzzle.
Bebe Daniels headlines Tivoli today in Take Me Home a comedy about a chorus girl with Neil Hamilton Lilyan Tashman and others. The Joy Girl starring Olive Borden is Maryland's chief offer with Palm Beach beauties led by Hamilton. Francis X Bushman Jr also appears in The Seattet Arrow.
Frederick Art Club meetings feature talks on Indian lives and crafts. Miss Cor Witcher discusses the truth of Indian arts and Miss Florence Dowd presents Indian Arts for Indian Schools. Household Arts members Edith Moller Isabel Griffin Hazel McGuery read articles on Indian crafts.
A fragment from The News dated Oct 12 1908 notes a fraternal order ceremony with forty four candidates and awards for two applications. Edsar and Baer received Eagle badges amid church events and local notes from Frederick.
Dr Morris Fishbein reports on a puzzling mussel poisoning outbreak affecting 22 people and 4 children after eating mussels on Sunday July 17. Investigations find a common toxin not linked to bacteria, with symptoms including weakness and digestive distress, prompting state health action to bar sales of shellfish from affected coastal areas.
The article reports President Coolidge advocating limits on armaments, highlighting U.S. needs for naval strength, overseas possessions, and trade protection. He criticizes unequal wartime terms, notes cruiser inventories, and recalls naval conferences and Dawes Commission relief efforts. He argues for peace, anti imperialism, and motives beyond self interest.
New York notes that Box 13 at the Metropolitan Opera is highly sought despite superstition. The box has housed prominent families such as the Astors Morgans Whitneys Vanderbilts and Wetmores with Otto Kahn recent to occupy No 13. The piece also mentions stock ownership requirement and rival box sections plus anecdotes about Broadway actors beggar superstition and prison return stories.
A football star identified as G. Acher, linked to Northwestern University, was shot and killed after an argument in Chicago. Gunmen fired as bystanders fled on Michigan Avenue near a crowded area, with the suspect escapees and no immediate arrests.
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