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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1928
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text presents public notices and business notices from The Daily News. The legible portions mention notices, paints, sales, and company references with partial names and dates, indicating a page of notices and small ads rather than a single cohesive article.
The article notes the end of election days and upcoming Christmas shopping. It highlights toy stores and merchandise displays at Betand Fredenca, with stores preparing for an early gift season amid political campaigns. It calls for shoppers to prepare and anticipates a busy season for retailers.
The piece reflects on parks and outdoor life during the off season in northern cities. It urges brisk walks, outdoor fires, and year round recreation as a remedy for gloom and a keeper of health despite fading summer leisure.
A reflective piece urges youth to choose goals, train for life, and persist despite age or gender. It stresses continuous learning, effort, and resilience amid challenges and hazards to achieve success.
A clipped, humorous note describes gauging political sentiment in Washington by watching the river current and a mate's behavior, implying how public mood shifts with the tide of events.
Inquiring Reporter details garbled notes about names and phrases with unclear meaning. The fragmentary text resembles a mock dialogue or puzzle segment with stray terms.
A letter discusses changes in radio wave lengths and their impact on reception. It notes the radio commission's allocations improve a system, warns against regenerative receivers nicknamed squealers, and explains how skip distances and heterodyning affect listening quality.
A fragmentary note discusses three burning coals and a tendency to kindle calumny. The text references the mind and people’s impulses, mentioning a period of temptation and concern over moral conduct.
A detailed account of delegates at the International Institute of Agriculture General Assembly discusses requests for more funds and faster reports, language changes, and debates on reorganization. Mussolini’s address inspires admiration as Italian aims for self sufficiency in bread production amid wartime reforms.
A history page recounts 1703 Bastille events and Rogers Clark, notes James Garfield birth, Gettysburg address anniversary, and Victorian figures. It lists birthdays including Capablanca age 3, and events like American Federation of Labor meeting in New Orleans and Reform Judaism leaders' national tour.
A brief English lesson highlights common word usage and pronunciation issues. The page notes misuses such as never vs never saw, pronounces alienate, and flags confusions like ally and alley, with synonyms and a vow to expand vocabulary by mastering one word daily inscrutable.
The Ballenger unit of the Farm Bureau will show a playlet titled Scenes in a Back woods School under Mrs. Roy W. Zimmerman at the Feagaville schoolhouse tonight at 8. An address by W. Clinton McSherry will follow. Harvey L. Zimmerman will preside as chairman. new officers will be elected. admission is free and the public may attend.
Twenty years ago in Frederick the Evangelical Lutheran church hosted the marriage of Grace Haller and Frank J. Newman with Rev. Dr Charles F. Steck officiating. Attendants included matron of honor Mrs W Harry Haller and bridesmaids Grace Neidie Lida Motter Elia Johnson Emma Newman Marie Yeakie Ruth er. best man John C Motter with ushers Ne tmant Haller Baker Mor ter Potis and others. Family guests from the bride’s side were Mrs C Smith and others visiting the bride’s mother.
A playful instructional note explains a word ladder game where players change one letter at a time to convert one word to another. Each intermediate step must be a valid common word, with fixed letter order, and the aim is to reach a target in a set number of strokes.
Dr Norris Fishbein editor urges vigilant child care to prevent pneumonia after colds. Maryland study shows 195 pneumonia deaths under five in first eight months of 1928 vs 161 from intestinal diseases. fall and winter changes heighten risk. Keep feverish children in bed with medical attention after fever subsides.
In Philadelphia on November 16 an autographed copy of the first edition of We by Col Charlies A Lindbergh brought $62.50. An early edition of Robert Burns poems realized $4,500. Stan V Henkels handled the sale and Lindbergh's copy topped the small market for Lindbergh memorabilia.
Maud S Silat of Scruvesvick through attorney Reno S Harp has been granted an absolute divorce from Bert W Blairend. Custody of their infant is awarded.
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