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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1931
Page
4
Fragmentary Read: Aguertueng organizers announce contest at Burte PTitten with local participation. Details unclear due to OCR garble but mentions a vet and officials involved. Further text unreadable.
The article argues urban health improves through centers and city services, yet notes country life offers stronger long term health advantages. It discusses milk safety, water, playgrounds, and schooling, contrasting city and rural living and urging suburb relocation as a substitute for true country life.
Dwinding revenue and mounting expenses push the United States to issue 24 year bonds at 3 percent and 300 million in one year treasury certificates at 1 1/8 percent. The plan aims for favorable terms in a weak economy with unemployment high and taxpayers able to bear low interest rates.
A brief item notes that some strains and indicators are short lived, while the Thousand Islands resist a threat valued at 1.671 in unspecified units.
A garbled report notes Rogers following Cuimet through 36 holes to learn the game. The text references a match or training context with a mix of names and places, including mentions of Eevee and Mocca Ca Bee, but the core idea remains Rogers seeking skill through extended play.
William J. Grove of Lime Kiln calls for Baltimore and Ohio rails to restore daily round trips between Pon of Rocks and Baltimore. He notes long free taxation for the line and urges revived service by 10am and 2pm trains to meet local needs and provide prompt delivery.
Sept shows Mrs. Merton Engel and daughter Jeanne staying with W. K. Zumbrum family in McKinstrys. Edger Myers and wife visit Uniontown relatives George and Mona Devilbuss. Borland and Miller families visit Damascus and Marston respectively. Louise Green returns from Lonaconing. Fiorente Ecker visits cousin Ira Smith. Russell Lee and daughter Catherine from Baltimore stay with Earl Warner.
Mrs. Charles Wing ling of New Cans has left for home after visiting Mr and Mrs. E. Lee Erb and family. Dr. Marlin Shorb of Baltimore spent time with local folks, and Miss Mae Myerig has been ill for several weeks.
A Tivoli program features Miss Stanwyck supported by Ben Lyon Joan Blondell and others. The lineup includes Vera Le Fac Harolde Chari Gable and Willam Wellmas directing Night Nurse and related works. The night blends drama and film performances showcasing renowned actors and a hospital theme.
A compact reading lesson note appears with scattered phrases about English study and a lease item. The readable text hints at a teen or youth context and a classroom or instructional setting, but lacks complete details or identifiable events.
Fragmentary remarks quote Lloyd George debating rights and American brand influence. The text references Sir David Lloyd George and mentions a debate over the right and freedom with a focus on American influence and national policy.
The Carroll area plans consolidation of several schools with the Union Bridge and Meadow Branch systems joining New Windsor and Pleasant Valley. A new Elmer A. Wolfe High School building in Union Bridge features 17 rooms and extra administrative space, while five added rooms boost Uniontown facilities and a new library and corridors improve access. Excavation and paving work proceeds, with road contracts to follow.
In Damascus Maryland on September 19 a Methodist church plans chicken and ham suppers. Miss Mary Wachter joins Damascus High School as new faculty. she teaches music and Latin, with other staff listed. Graduates entering higher education include several named students. Damascus Homemakers Club meets at Besele Howes’ home with a peaches serving demonstration. A note mentions heuristic heart disease reportedly more common in fair-haired people.
Fragmented OCR notes reflect past events: a water main break, gas supply issue, and a morning disruption, with names obscured. The text references a date around September and mentions a person likely named Frank Ha. The snippet hints at municipal repairs and utility outages in a local column.
Edna Louise Jones marries Bradford The ceremony held August 25 in Washington. Rev Hunter Davidson and Mrs Dajiison with Miss Virginia Grantham were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Jones Hoyle. J Hoyle Nevin dies at 24. interred at Montecacy cemetery Beallsville. James Holland of Pittsburgh visits relatives.
Sept 7 guests included Mrs Jas per Beall of Washington and Mrs J C Hildebrand. Visitors from Reading Pa and near Hagerstown joined family events at Comus, with Mrs Baker and Mrs Hodges among those hosting. A birthday feature highlighted the gathering.
In New York Septe Nine Years Ago a bold young producer opened a small town theatre near a car line. Earl Carroll, famed Broadway innovator, has just launched a new project on the site of his first venture. The piece recounts Carrolls dual nature from visionary experimenter to practical showman and notes early beginnings with frugal costumes and a goat named Edvangion fueling his rise on Broadway.
Fragmentary note reflects a religious reflection with scattered phrases about thought and sight. The legible text hints at contemplation and personal restraint, though specifics are unclear.
Today in History lists key events from 1803 to 1945 including Copenhagen surrender, Brazil independence, and the first Hebrew synagogue in St Louis. Today's Birthdays highlight Rear Admiral Upham, J Carl Becker, Henry Kitcher Webster, Ferey Fitzhugh, Manuel Komroff, Palme Putman, John Coolidge, and Pietro Mastogni with ages noted. Horoscope notes a practical, honest, laborious day with possible rigidity in speech.
Fragmentary lines describe cool weather and vivid imagery of nights under shelter. The text mixes poetic musings about summer and autumn with scattered phrases like a westful night and breezes, attributed to N A Lifearrow.
FP found of Sat. A distant land search draws attention to weary navigators and local watchers amid rumors of exploration. The fragment hints at ongoing curiosity and cautious travel, with little concrete detail available in the readable text.
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