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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1930
Page
4
An aging bias against women earning doctor of philosophy degrees is waning as more women enter gainful professions. The essay notes women doctors are not merely bookish but capable in office and practical roles, challenging traditional views on emancipation and labor.
The article argues that aviation is in its infancy and plagued by losses, yet profits lie ahead. It notes Europe relies on government contracts, German airlines receive subsidies, and US air transport benefits peacetime and wartime. It highlights the growing profitability of airports, short-haul flights, and pilot training, warning against overpromising in building aviation.
A scrambled fragment mentions a famous Republican possibly losing and references Rogers, a dated letter, and several jumbled names. The text is incomplete but implies political setback and concern voiced by Rogers with scattered month and place hints.
A study note presents the word divulge as the daily focus. It defines divulge as to make public reveal and dis close. The example sentence notes She was in constant fear that he would divulge her secret.
A set of brief quotes discussing children as workers and the role of education, self thinking, and personal opportunity in entering film through the stage. Notable voices include Professor Ernest Rutherford Groves of UNC, Lady Astor, Dorothy Mackails, and William Lyon Phelps.
A humorous verse about Alonso Oboe seeking a perfect mate and flawless cooking, praising many perfections while noting his own failings. The tale ends with him failing to find a wife that matches his ideal frame and aging out of date.
Chicken thieves stole ten hens from Miss Nannie Reich. Episcopal church supper and sale planned for November 1 at the T. O. F. Hall. Local visits include Hagerstown, Baltimore, Frederick City Hospital updates, and family gatherings. God of Grave Episcopal church lists officers and autumn meetings begin October 9 at Mme Marceline Stier.
A damaged OCR passage recalls a fair day with crowds, revelry, and races. It mentions local figures such as C. Wil Feat and George L. Mobley, Clare Place, and Tamules. The text notes a daylight robbery and references Governor Crothers supporting Johns and Newman, a Frederick County school board member, as a successor to Tana N. Motier.
Taneytown reports word of Middieburg and Hathey schools receiving Bibles for students. Ralph Yeary praised for aid in presenting Bibles. Social hour followed, led by John Harner and Luther Harser with other members. Community notes include lodge listings, dinners, visits, and a fire call at a farm, with a Busy week of local events and gatherings.
Union Bridge and Ost report completion of the Union Bridge Johnsville road with traffic due Wednesday October 29. The Woman's Club and Garden Club postpone their meetings. Various local residents including Mr Elizabeth Norris and Dr Minton Norris from Alaska are mentioned with health updates and social visits. Several names from Philadelphia Washington DC and New Jersey appear among visitors and residents at Barcuters and Belucmar. A Calontown M P church lecture by Rev F M Vock is noted with weekend visits and social gatherings.
Graceham and nearby communities report social visits, family gatherings, and a major chimney fire at Chas. Toms house. Recounts include a hospital appendicitis operation, a cattle show trip to Baltimore, a large seventeenth annual family reunion, and various visits among residents with many named individuals and places.
A historical medical excerpt discusses pediatric respiratory care and behavioral symptoms in children. It describes nasal obstruction relief by removing adenoids or nasal blocks, notes possible mental factors in some cases, and recounts two head banging cases treated with sedatives and careful sleep routines, suggesting rocking history may influence behavior.
Harney residents hosted and visited family members from Bridgeport, Waynesboro, and Harrisburg. Posts mention Mrs Helen Hill returning home, the Weants hosting Bir Pay Weant and Hazel, and various others attending missionaries, rabbit shows, Farmers' Day, and yard purchases in Harney and surrounding towns.
New York report details a shadowy Broadway performer known only as Joe Spellin and nicknamed A Volo who appears nightly in The Ninth Guest without being named in the program. The piece notes his elusive status amid New York theater life and recalls a bygone East Side scene with memories of old crowd dynamics, while mentioning four Minskys who built careers in burlesque and now run their own company at Nat ional Winter Garden.
An old reading reflects on steadfast faith in Christ with admonitions that faith must endure hardship and be answered by Christ. The comment includes a saying about a lender named Mackares and a stern phrase urging unwavering fidelity.
Today In History entries recall rulers scientists and artists with birthdays and deaths from 1775 to 1912, noting figures like Peyton Randolph Sam Houston and Giovanni Martinelli. The piece also lists today’s birthdays and a cryptic horoscope, ending with a dated myth about defeating an enemy by wax figures.
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