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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1931
Page
4
A fragmentary diary style piece compares a neighbor family’s nomadic six to eight week trip with a modern tale of merchants and wanderers. It muses on fashion, aging, and the idea of taking a carefree life, imagining a future hitching the gas Dagey for a spring excursion.
A compact guide notes misused phrases such as every once in a while and once daily, stresses proper pronunciation of cent and tell, corrects prosecutor spelling, and defines related terms. It urges expanding vocabulary by mastering one word weekly.
A jumble of quotations and partial phrases references peace and shelter in storms, mentions Ramsay MacDonald Sir Oswald Mosley Gandhi and unclear names. The text also hints at a Cuban manufacturer and scattered words, leaving ambiguous meaning and few concrete facts.
The item notes Will Rogers as a popular figure whose name draws attention amid a flurry of rumors. It mentions public interest and a humorous tone typical of the era, highlighting how the comedian's persona dominates conversations and gossip.
William J Grove of Lime Kiln argues against mass compulsory education and modern bus transport of rural children. He contends changes in schooling tax burdens, driving youth toward white collar paths and away from practical business, leaving the country full of reformers and cranks.
A digest of Frederick area society happenings includes confirmations of gatherings at the Cay ry Club and celebrants marking birthdays. Notable guests attend dinners in Hagerstown and Braddock Heights while Miss Spinning visits Frederick before opening an art shop in Summit. Mrs. Jacob Rohrback hosts bridge, and Miss Louie Ellert wed Gaspare Blunda at West Point. other social rounds feature travels and engagements among local families and club members.
The Snook reunion occurred Sunday August 30 in Rocky Ridge part 166 with attendees from MafVisnd Pennsylvania and Indiana. A basket lunch followed a program including songs Stand Up Stand Up for Jesus and The Old Rugged Cross, prayers by Rev. Dr. P. E. Heimer, memorial services for Adam Flanagan, a garden duet, and social games. Braddocs Heigts was named ast sant offcers Crames Snook vice-president Webster Snook secretary treas ury J. J. Sigter.
Twenty years ago today the Casper E Cure was appointed foreman of the grand jury for the September term court. Office members listed include W Ambar, A S2Ib, George W Bauphtan, Scot Prior, Lorenz T Day, Chats W Bartick, Wiliam J Weers, George FL Tatler, James A 2m HO Nicaier OD Mean Me, George George E Gaver. The New York paper Cosipas 3 Trey is mentioned amid the Scribbled notes.
Health column notes that canned tomatoes retain vitamin C better in cold pack forms than open kettle varieties. Studies with guinea pigs show green canned tomatoes lose more vitamin C on storage. greenhouse ripened tomatoes are slightly weaker than field ripened. red pigmentation from ethylene affects potency.
Fragmentary OCR item from Brunswick describes a magnetic incident involving two individuals and references a local location. The readable portion lists names and a brief event note but lacks clear dates or outcomes. Further text needed for a precise summary.
Fragmentary text describes a tense crime war in New York with references to gangs, graft, and Race steering rumors. It mentions electric chair waits and a notorious figure tied to a long criminal career, hinting at public fear and a shifting underworld landscape.
Today in history lists events and birthdays from 1409 to 1971 including Henry Hudson discovering Manhattan and Los Angeles founding. It notes figures such as Marcus Whitman Phoebe Capenter John Sleeper Clarke and public figures linked to 20th century politics. Birthdays include C Bascomb Siep and Simon LaZea among others with terse notes on origins and roles.
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