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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1928
Page
4
No clear headline from 1328 speech on labor and nation pride
The fragment cites a speech praising American labor and the nation’s strength. It references colonies and territories and argues for workers' dignity and patriotic duty, emphasizing self-reliance and pride in Americans’ achievements. The text is garbled but centers on labor, liberty, and national unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penun
Weisare
Columbia
Porto Rico
Hamat
Alas
Beene
Tata
America
Latez
President Cooudge Embraces Fishing and Trap Shooting
The article notes President Cooudge, a rarely sports-minded figure, has grown notably interested in fishing during summer vacations and this year has pursued trap shooting. It remarks on human focus and contrasts national attitudes toward leisure and work, mentioning trout streams, golf, and tennis as sought escapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooudge
Kouch
Wporta
Aviators Draw Thousands of Applications From Boys
The government receives many applications from boys seeking information on how to become aviators. The movement excites youth with aviation’s fascinations while underestimating its perils. Experts warn that only special traits ensure suitability, advising applicants to seek guidance before pursuing training.
Manor Church History and Grants in Carrollton Manor
William J. Grove recalls details from Frederick County history about Manor Church on a hill near Carrollton Manor. The piece covers English services from the 1760s to 1770s, land leases by Charles Carroll, a meeting-house built in 1756, and later church acquisitions by the Reformed congregation. It notes social tensions of Know Nothing era and Grinder family Catholic ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrollton Manor
Tuskes Carrol
Carrollton
Carroilton
Imng
Frederick County
Frederiee
Charles Carroll
Carkave
Munor Ig
North Carolina
John, Earl of Granville
Air
Powell
Samuel Boies
Grinder
Mr. Grinder
St. Joseph's Graveyard
Daily Lessons In English By W L Gordon Irreverent word note and irony
The column cites proper use and mispronunciations, urging correct phrases such as purpose over to show. It flags spelling slips like mor als and misused terms while noting a trace of irony in the style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Gordon
Frank
Marble worker pressed to attend Kentucky act meeting
Letter from attempting to influence action cites marble worker concerns and urges attendance at a Kentucky act meeting. The missive notes a potential stake and requests support for the program.
Fragmented OCR Puzzle Hint About Word Changes
Clues discuss changing a word by altering one letter to form a new complete word. The note mentions COW to WAGE, mentions rearrangement constraints and a printed last line. It reads like an OCR fragment from a wordplay puzzle page.
Local Social Roundup From Keysville Detour Area
Keysville and Detour social notes list visitors and family hospitality. Names include Mlle. Cove, Mrs. Fannie Sappington, Mrs. Sterling Grumbine, and Miss Dorothy Haugh among those hosted or visiting in Uniontown and nearby towns. Mentions road work by E C Valentine on Kermar and Taneytown roads with limited progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mim Prances Fod
Totemtown
Fannie Sappington
Miss Cove
Airs
Sterling Grumbine
Unioniie
Wiliam Cover
Jane Long
Taneytown
Ang Weulleday
Edward Haugh
Dorothy
R. W. Galt
William Porter
Washington, D. C
Richard Dorsey
Doris
Baltimore
Samuel Kank
Littestown
Ezra Warbaugh
John Lewking
David Truman
Ronald
Oliver
J. T. Stoner
William Cover
Charles Gardner
Blue Hidge Summit
Robert Hearine
Cleveland
Ohio
Nellie Cover Hively
Carroll Cover
Artie B. Angell
Margaret
Cora
Calvin Fogle
S. D. Newman
George Halley
Idaho
E. ©. Valentine
John Shorb
Detour
Firefighters March to Washington Labor Day Parade
Nearly 100 members of the Gers' drum corps from the Sarah Zane Fire Company of Winchester Virginia traveled through Frederick early this morning en route to Washington to participate in the annual Labor Day parade. James A. Ie, president of the company, led the group. Two pieces of equipment will be entered to hike the parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Zane Fire Company
Winchester
Fredrick
Washington
Cay
James Ah Ie
Pany
Flapper Fanny Anceal Fance Tale From The Canal
A fragmentary note recalls Flapper Fanny Anceal’s antics near the canal. The text hints at a satirical scene involving a husband and a rake in a playful urban vignette.
Luther League Convention Notes and Sessions
The Luther League convened on Sunday with speakers from Baltimore Washington and Maryland addresses. Highlights include devotional sessions, business talks on youth missionary work and the Golden Rule in business, a Braddock Heights sight-seeing trip, a 5:30 banquet at Hotel Braddock, and installation of new officers by Rev. J Byers.
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Model Luther League
Woodel Luther League
Execus
Teague
Mr. Smith
State Tody
Virgil Doub
Michael + Sartsah
League
East Church Street
Oscar D. Blackwelder
Christ Lutheran Church
Baltimore
Virgil W. Doub
Miller
Faut Brindle
Washington
Austin W. Howard
Robert G. Blocher
Chevy Chase
Edith Menke
Luther League
Maryland
FR. J. Wolfe
Luther League of America
Braddock Heights
Hotel
Braddock
Irving
Koch
P. Long
Chicago
Mary Apple
Hugh Rhyne
J. ©. Byers
Synod
Grace Lutheran Church
W. C. Bolick
Columbia
5. C
Johann Schwartz
Margaret Bedient
William F. Smith
Ite
Paul Bradle
W. Wallace Reindollar
Taneytown
This City
Robert G. Blocker
Virei Dub
Middletown
Mr. Dowd
A. B. Weigand
Hugh Racine
W. V. Garrett
H. C. Herbert
M. G. Smith
Smithsburg
A. W. Wade
E. Menkel
Henry Manken, Jr
S. J. Ransom
Ruth Grove
Bernard Davis
Martin Flannagan
EL Virginia Dowd
Ira
James E. Fok
Bestire Cromise
local gathering marks fifth annual Fall reunion at Taneytown
Sept 3 Taneytown details a large fifth annual Fall reunion on Tau extorn Fair grounds with 239 Fair family members and 24 visitors. Events included three legged races horse shoes and base ball, prize awards and speeches by Rev D R Fair and Samuel Fair. Next reunion set for Aug 1929 at Forrest Part Hanover.
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Charles Meefer
Pridey
Cyrus Leppo
Elizabeth Keefer
Mayberry
Cora Hott
Hagerstown
John Price
Ralph
Dorothy
Charles Boston
Aliss Helen
Alton
Piney Creek Presbyterian Church
Gettysburg
Ethel Hamer
Littlestown
Vada Lemmon
William Holman
Femiy
Speonk
MH. x
Harry Feeser, Jr
Jacob Strawsburg
Mildred Wantz
William Perago
York
Tauextorn Feir
Mil
Samuel Fair
Waynesboro
D. R. Fair
John Byers
Charles Rohrbaugh
Anns May Fair
Oldsai
Mary Nui
Charles Shaeffer
Clarence Fair
Carroll County
Prankin Fair
Marion Ohler
Charles Fair
Harrisburg
Ohler
Chester Hostetter
Hanover
John Roose
Ralph McCansiin
Bordersville
Denton Fair
New Oxford
John &. Byers
Roth Rohrbaugh
Mary Shoemaker
Meta Brower
Leslie Farr
Forrest Parte Hanover
Hubert J. Null
George
Charles
Louise Rein- Vernon Creu
Mary Koontz
John Sarbaugh
Chidren
Sarbaugh
EL Byers
Plane wreck reported near Hamburg Mountain
A damaged aircraft was found wrecked in Rocks while authorities investigated an alleged air crash near Wild Cat Rock and the nearby port area. Officials noted the wreckage as the suspected cause of the incident and began securing the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Uraay
Thales Accused of Four-Century Deception Claim
Historical report questions Thales alleged lie spanning about 400 years, sparking debate among scholars. Critics analyze sources and timelines to assess whether the claim reflects myth, misinterpretation, or deliberate falsehood by ancient writers.
Shipping delays and political chatter mix with European arrivals
New York harbor reports flocks of European arrivals and lengthy baggage checks as customs officers work through crowds. The column notes ship news accounts, mentions Harry Daugherty and public interest in Prohibition, and remarks on Sinclair Lewis and Dorothy Thompson amid broader crime and political commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Harry B. Daugherty
Harding
Hoover
Ohio
Daugherty
Milk and Gangland News Mix Report on Hygiene and Crime
An eclectic page discusses milk as a carrier of infections and the shift from bulk cans to sealed bottles, noting sanitation laws and bottle washing. It shifts to a sensational account of gangland violence, then returns to dairy hygiene methods and chemical versus steam disinfection debates.
Elusive Fish Tale Stirs a Fisherman’s Frustration
A fisherman laments endless hours on a boat as fish refuse his lure. He accepts no blame for the stubborn bites and notes a stubborn appetite among the water creatures while acknowledging his own luck.
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