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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1930
Page
6
March Schroeder announced mandatory license tags for autos with new safety features and inspection compliance. A special effort to remove uninspected vehicles is underway with a March deadline and enforcement actions.
Mr and Mrs Charles May of Frederick visited Mrs May and the Barnes family in Edgewood. Cughe and Mabel Ellen May spent time with their grandparents. Sunday guests at W Grimes included Witter Colvin Silver Run Herman Hope and two daughters Barbara and Hazel Westminster Charles Myers Johns Vile Raymond Grimes and LeGore friends. Ralph Barnes visited his parents. Mrs Talbott Alexander stayed several days with her parents to help.
A design guide on selecting monograms for holiday gifts. It covers gender preferences from Aunt to bachelor, ideal shapes like squares circles and triangles, and the rise of gray and white or beige and white schemes. Emphasizes personal taste and practical handkerchief choices.
Daily farm and social news from Frederick area recounts Wednesday gatherings at Charles Myers with Mr and Mrs W S Grimes and Mrs Agnes Lb Yingling assisting in butchering two hogs weighing 674 pounds total. Eddie Clabaugh bulged. Lewis White and son Paul visited Lester Eyler. Sherman Waddell hauling copies to Baltimore. Also national welfare remarks by Rep McDuffie of Alabama on Democratic leadership and patriotism over party advantage.
A woman was injured in a two car crash near Emmingsburg involving a Ford driven by H B Law. Law and a passenger went to Dr Mors A Birely for treatment similar to Wetzel and Mrs Lau. Sergeant Katz investigated the scene with Wetzel fleeing prior to inquiry. Both cars damaged. Wetzel’s car towed away. The report also notes a separate British election reference in London with Baldwin defeated 299 to 265.
Ad lists Teaseline for sore throat King's New Discovery for coughs and Tonsoline as products. The clipping presents a consumer medicine lineup with brand names and claimed uses. No detailed claims or endorsements are provided.
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