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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1928
Page
4
A fragmented discussion contrasts morality and immorality in student life, censorship, and faculty influence at a school. It compares generations and social positions through a debate on choices in education, reading, and conduct, highlighting tensions between discipline and freedom.
A short, lively reminiscence mentions Sing Hop Lee and his cheerful work at Luf's Stuff Shirts And Collars. The narrator reflects on Lee's happiness and daily routine, noting his friendly demeanor and consistent effort despite modest circumstances.
A fragment cites Romans and presents a brief Bible thought contrasting belief and humility. The line references one who thinks himself all things versus another, with a cryptic ending.
Fragmentary text asks a unclear question about a woman and possible names. It mentions a university and a journalist’s note style but lacks concrete facts, dates, or events to ground a report.
Fragmented OCR recounts 1912 election dynamics with William Howard Taft, Theodore Roosevelt, and Woodrow Wilson. It notes Bryan pushing Democrats, New York votes, and party splits influencing the electoral outcome amid intra party tensions and shifting allegiances.
A cryptic note describes how letters form readable words and warns against feeding errors into the text. The fragment hints at a typographic or word game challenge, mentioning typists and letter arrangement without providing concrete totals or outcomes.
Fragmentary文本 presents guidance on common word misuse and pronunciation. It emphasizes correcting difficult sounds and misused words, noting examples like fast and as in ask. The passage stresses practice and accurate spelling in lessons.
A Gelichtmal birthday surprise was planned at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Reeder in Woodsboro on Monday. Mrs. Reeder’s birth was celebrated with a large cake and candies as guests enjoyed hand refreshments. Attendees included Giem Shafer, Mr. and Mrs. Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Rump, Director and Assistant Sherwood Smith, J. E. Gansa, Jos. Stater, Mrs. Joseph, Mrs. Gusta Wachter, and many others such as Clara Falk, Clara Gonso, Anna Hanson, Helen Wachter, Virginia Ortison, Erma Ganso, Edna Shafer, Grace Shafer, Maynard Summers, Herman Orrison, Ernett Orrison, Edgar Wachter, Elliott Shafer, Ralph Shafer, Barton Shafer, and Edward Reeder.
Fragmentary notice recounts past events in Frederick with scattered phrases about years ago, dates and local items. The readable fragments hint at a historical column listing anniversaries or events, but missing details limit clarity.
The text recounts a political shift involving Sullivan, Wils, and Wilson amid a tense public scene. It references Tammany and a central figure named Bryan, with Clark shown as a compromise-minded favorite during a convention.
Dr Morris Fisheein reviews 18 skin eruption cases tied to handling rotogravure newspaper inks. Most reactions appeared after weekend contact, with reddening and itching within hours for sensitive individuals. Recovery followed sun exposure tests and removal of exposure, noting the inks contain a sensitizing ingredient.
In New York on October 24 Gilbert Swan reports on a dubious trade in tickets labeled as a "spec" by Broacwas. The piece argues that speculative brokers inflate prices by about 75 percent above standard admission, creating precarious earnings tied to anticipated events and resale profits.
A scrambled column hints at social chatter about tickets for a big show at Madison Square Garden and nearby venues. It mentions figures such as Rand and a sales man Reavy, with references to theatrical lobbies, ticket prices, and a looming public interest in the performance scene.
Detour Warner with relatives and friends, activities around town. Mentions Miss Thelma Warmer, Mrs. Kemp, Greer, and Warner's store, along with casual social departures to West Virginia and nearby towns.
A 1930 church report outlines enrollment totals at Alassaniuden Academy near 144 students from 16 states and several Latin countries, with 650 campus capacity and 550 to 600 total enrollment. Massanutten seeks $150,000 from the church and a new dormitory by 1930. orphanage reports request a chapel and endowment. Nazareth Orphans Home needs a house for the superintendent. The Board of Foreign Missions notes upheaval in global missions and urges renewed repentance, prayer, and sacrificial service as the missionary era faces potential failure. The Potomac Synod program at Hood College features lectures, labs, sports, and musical events, with a student audience, campus entertainment, and a dinner hosted by Reformed church women.
Mobley obler a 47 year old laborer of En Gravé near Washington Grove Montgomery county was fatally struck by an automobile Sunday night. Driver Herman Offuts colored was arrested and an inquest planned. He claims his car was behind a parked vehicle. Mobley was returning from G. Home and was taken to a Gaithersburg physician then died.
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