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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1930
Page
4
An unreadable OCR fragment appears to reference a daily news item. The legible parts mention a date and some organization names, but most details are garbled, preventing a clear summary of events or outcomes.
The fragment hints at legislative deadlock in Congress and a vision for the land of air service and fast trains. It references control between parties, a long road to assembling a new Congress, and a stationary national capital. The text is garbled and lacks clear events or names.
The piece portrays American zeal at a major college football game with tens of thousands of fans engaged in a vivid scene. It celebrates athletic success as wholesome yet warns against placing sports above work and study, noting athletes must also practice economy.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses quotations about football in colleges, mentioning detached phrases and stray names. The text lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable persons, rendering a precise summary difficult beyond noting it contains disordered remarks on football and commentary.
Taneytown residents report visits and hospital recoveries. Mrs. C. M. Benner and Mrs. DW Gamer are noted. John Johns Hopkins Hospital patient Mrs. Frearie is improving. Elmer Nau and family travel to Washington while Carlistr Pa and Hagerstown connections are mentioned.
Graceham and nearby households report a Sunday of visiting relatives including Mr and Mrs Chas, Clute and daughter, and Mr and Mrs Harry Bother. Community members share notes of visits to Gen. Fox, Mrs Jesse Fox, and Leroy Reeves from this area. Others travel to Rockville and Evier's Valley, with several families hosting and hosting relatives amid midweek comings and goings.
A Frederick Board of Trade meeting discussed local railway stock purchases and control of gas and electric concerns by a Philadelphia syndicate. notes reference Brunswicks, Powers Rocks, and actions by officials with mentions of football scores and a parade address by William J. Grove.
A health note discusses direct heart injection as a revival method after cardiac stoppage. It contrasts risks from infection and shock and notes safer alternatives like heart massage through the opened abdominal cavity. The piece mentions age factors and placement of the needle in the right atrium.
The Rotary Club heard Rev Ralph E Hartman speak as part of a charity appeal. Attendees included Emory L Cobb and Mrs Frank Nort with many local patrons and officials present. A community event featured dancing and music with extensive guest lists from Martinsburg to Baltimore.
Harney Barker visits relatives in Limestone Town with Mrs Visitoms. Jwehn Wilberoy spends seven days at his father's home. Evelyy Brooks and Albertis attend a gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Jesse's. Families in York and surrounding area reported bonding moments and travel.
Local brief notes a New Windsor event involving two coats of something described as y and a storage or storaged item. Adult witnesses are not named and the fragmentary text provides no clear outcome or dates. Further detail is unavailable in the readable portion.
State Police quickly nabbed two gypsies and two women after a $20 bill vanished from a Gulf Refining Co. money stack at the Ha Rerstemn office about 5:30 pm Wednesday. Suspects, John and Frank Pohn, later arrested near an Indiana-plate auto. recovered bill returned to the Gulf office.
A garbled New York sample discusses fame, a Nobel prize wish, and poker players, mentioning Lewis and America. The text reads like an OCR wreck with missing dates, places, and coherent events, offering no clear outcomes or actions.
Urbana notes Minnie Stup a Miss 3 up spent the week end in Ba wets. Joeechine Geisbert spent a teck in Washington DC. Mrs Gata Earnes whe Moc, friends.
Fragmentary notes describe chaotic theater scenes with names misread into odd phrases. Smeets, Be sone, Lee Cotran emerge in a cash related mix up amid backstage antics and comic mishaps.
Today in history notes several notable births and deaths. Figures include Joh Dahligren naval officer born Philadelphia died July 12 1870 Edwin Booth actor born Maryland died New York June 7 1893 and John Drew actor born Philadelphia died San Francisco July 9 1927.
Entries recount 17 1 John Moody a British spy hanged in Philadelphia for plotting to seize Congress records. 1849 California adopts state constitution and names first officers. 1864 Sherman begins his march to the sea. 1923 burglars hold up the US Naval Supply Base at Brooklyn New York.
Mrs. Guilford Anne D Dudler born in Nashville fifty four years ago today. Dr. Abraham Flexner born in Louisville sixty four years ago today. Louis D Brandeis born in Louisville seventy four years ago today. Bishop James Cannon Jr born in Salisbury Md sixty six years ago. The former brides of King Boris of Bulgaria born twenty three years ago today.
A cryptic note describes Todar's Moroscope as predicting a very fortunate day with the native's disposition improving and careers shifting favorably, mentioning G Acie as a benefactor.
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