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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1930
Page
4
A Thanksgiving remembrance discusses the holiday’s origins in Newfound land 2578 and its role in uniting families. It emphasizes gratitude to divine guidance, the significance of blood ties, and a hopeful view of sustaining moral spirit in Maryland today.
A school meeting of the P. OT. A. of Unionville on November 20 opened with the Lord's prayer and singing. A committee to draft a contribution was appointed: Miss Fulmer, Mr Lowman, Sin Heiser, Mrs Danner and Fowllr. Reports from the State Congress of Parents and Teachers were given by Mrs Heiver, Mrs Jor, and Mrs Gaither. The program included singing, readings, a piano solo, duets, and solos by several students. The next meeting will be December 16.
Mr Rogers comments that critics in Russia are not prone to complaint though the context hints at political tension and limited free expression. The remark underscores constraints on dissent and the atmosphere for public critique in Russia.
Detour Mrs Ssyehar Ar than TEN Of acm Cvarle DeBerry Dr C HK Freer Unis 3 Uaugh spent and Mo Wiur guests at nome of Mr and Mrs H PF Dele nian Mr Mo Reading York week at home of Mr and Mo Charlies Haugh Eden Kogas and Mss Diuler.
A surprise party was held at Mrs Harry Potts home in Hagerstown for Mr Potts birthday. Guests included many locals and family members from Washington DC Detro Detar Sabilla ville Haverstown Warnesboro Lantz Smithburg Caretown and Green icastic with gifts and a decorated Fall Mowers themed table and an elaborate cake.
A compact reflection on biblical scene where rulers and nations seek Solomon's wisdom, noting divine gifting and human mercy and wrath. The passage references I Kings 19:24 and emphasizes the call to discern wisdom over fortune in divine judgment.
Local column recalls events from November 28 1910 including MLCA campaign pins sold by members, a building description, Braddock Heights band nightly in boot wind, and mentions of residents and a farm amid scattered biographical notes from the era.
A long readable OCR list names numerous Red Cross members for 1931. The roster includes individuals and spouses across varied towns and titles, with many Mrs and Miss prefixes, reflecting a community-wide membership record.
Basil Delgass, ex Amtorg VP, told the House Committee Liberty airplane motors were bought in the United States, shipped illegally to Russia, and turned over to Bought U.S. Motors in Washington on November 25. He said War Department supplied the motors and secret War Department files showed charges and improvements for U.S. air devices.
The Free Library conducted its bimonthly meeting noting funds sought for continued work. The treasurer reported expenses of 742 for books and magazines and October November totals show 266 books added. Member donations listed and a daily circulation average of 45 with 7.06 total cooks in the library.
The fifth grade at Visitation Academy staged a festive Thanksgiving play in the auditorium on Tuesday morning. Students performed recitations, a play about the Pilgrims, and an epilogue, with a special poem by Mrs. L. V. Baughman and readings by students including Deano Connely and Virginia Latrove. A later note mentions an enjoyable surprise party and dance for Miss Ma… Ott at the home of Mrs. Charls Ott, with many attendees from local towns and families. Refreshments followed.
The article describes how the body uses minerals in digestion and bodily functions, noting minerals like calcium magnesium phosphates in bones and tissues and salts in blood bile and lymph. It explains how imbalances cause issues such as muscle spasms and acidosis, and mentions how the body excretes excess minerals via urine and stool.
An assemblage of quotes highlights concerns over national sufficiency and un American labeling. Marshall and Lemms critique anti foreign sentiment while Wu and Franklin joke about nationalism and militarism in a global context.
Nov 26 events feature Mr and Mrs William Fe Southment hosting. Numerous residents visit Washington DC Baltimore Harpers Ferry and Potomac region. Several relocations and hospital updates plus weekend gatherings with the Gui dam Fox Wastler Gilliam Cecil and other neighbors.
Nov 23. O Sacmac Fors west. ature US district attorney Luce Acoos W. W. Woodcock leaves the post to take its place at the head of the 22 then prohibition forts was second beioded for appointment 16 post today or de federal grand. The recommendation was contained in stiferm and recvluions adopted by the Jury addressed to William D. Mitch 22 attorney general. Copies were sent to Presidess Hooter Tal Judges Mors A Lover and W Man and to the two OEom e73 i Baltimore and 1 Senators Gus borough and Tying.
A lively New York reminiscence recalls Broadway openings of Belasco and Ziggy, shoe tossing curiosities, and crowds flocking to the big city. The piece contrasts Belasco’s Tonight or Never with Ziggy’s debut, noting industry chatter and audience anticipation in a bustling urban setting.
A garbled year end message from M. A. Luyburrow extols blessings and shared joy amid supposed wartime strain. The text references honest toil and the land’s enduring ownership, with vague allusions to community gratitude and growth through challenges.
Today in History lists events from 1783 to 1864 including the Ninth Continental Congress at Annapolis and Edwin Booth's Hamlet performances, with entries on early telephony. Birth anniversaries mention Rear Admiral Wilkin W. Phe and Sir Aurel Stein among others, noting locations like Baltimore Frankfort and Cleveland.
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