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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1930
Page
4
Our republic’s founding document is praised as enduring and instructive. The piece urges reverence for the Constitution while allowing needed amendments for changing times. It notes Santo Domingo’s disaster and calls for generous U S aid to assist victims.
A drunken and disorderly on the street case against Panne Riggs was dismissed in the evening. The defendant was in treatment at Monitevue Hospital and received a reprieve and warning from the judge.
Readable fragments describe a product or brand notation with limited clarity. Key entities appear as Bogeoes Banslog 450ct and Famous California Vale, suggesting a trade or bar list item in a newspaper brief. Details are incomplete but indicate product names and a location or publication reference.
William J Grove writes about contract hours for a bridge project and an emergency Sunday work shift. He notes Labor Day four hours and questions partial day counts, stressing time and money lost to delays and the bridge opening relief on October 1.
A brief English lesson defines cursory as hurried and careless. It notes common missteps in pronunciation and spelling, and offers guidance to expand vocabulary by focusing on one word daily.
Bernice and Phyliss Zittenfeld, American twins, attempted the English Channel swim from Dover to France but, hindered by cold water and a sharp wind, gave up after reaching the French coast and returned to Dover. The locals praised their courage despite the failure.
Twenty years ago today the Maryland School for the West opened with instructors on the faculty. Enrollments were recorded through the day. Cain L. Hine of Lander sent funds home after attending a missionary conference in Edinburgh and visiting sites of interest. A separate note describes a shooting incident involving a former state's attorney and a suspect near Washington County, with authorities analyzing the scene and property.
Fragmentary text notes drought impacts on vegetable production and food supplies. Details are unclear but reference to impaired yields and potential effects on households and markets.
Amid scattered weather notes and public health advice the article urges parents not to dismiss a child's cold. It recommends dressing the child for changing temperatures, ensuring hygiene items, teaching hand washing, and limiting crowds to prevent germs and related illnesses. It also mentions upcoming heat relief plans and weather-induced rain forecasts.
Richard H Hoffman a Philadelphia merchant and former Creagerstown resident died by suicide Monday near noon. He was 50, son of the late John and Ella Hoffman of Creagers town, survived by his wife Ella G and one daughter, with a sister-in-law in Thurmont hosting the funeral arrangements through Coder and Son funeral directors.
George Temple, a colored man, stepped into a moving car at the East Patrick and Wisner street intersection Sunday evening. He fell, suffering head injuries and was taken by Officer Gooree Emmaah to Dr. A G Bourns for treatment. The Morgan driver was reported by witnesses as blameless.
The report emphasizes preventing disease through immunization for school age children. Health officials cite town records showing gaps in vaccination and demonstrate the method's value for protecting communities. The health department urges every family to protect their children and complete immunization.
In early business prose, Lufburrow argues that machines in plants and offices boost efficiency and lighter labor. He notes accounting, selling, and skilled professions rely on charts, progressive advertising, and bold ideas to captivate the public and help small merchants thrive.
The text presents a garbled collection of quotations attributed to William Lyon Phelps J Frank Grimes Andrew G Tra H L Mencken and others. It appears as a damaged OCR pass with misspellings and incomplete phrases, lacking a coherent single event or topic.
A fragmentary account marks September 16 1620 as the Pilgrims voyage day with the Poors and Separatists leaving Leiden for America. The text mentions two ships and travel from Holland to England and then toward America, but many details are garbled.
A local grand jury convened as 200 names were summoned for service. Proceedings focused on ongoing cases with selections and indictments anticipated in the September session.
In New York City during the era a wave of beer gardens and social saloons grows with backgammon, ping pong, theater fare, and ballads. Mob figures like Capone and Diamond allegedly extend reach into upstate bars and Jersey, as beer gardens attract Tangigot crowds amid shifting urban life.
The first PTA gathering of the year drew a large audience in Walkersville High School auditorium. Principal W. L. Gross presided as students performed selections and a pageant commemorating the Fort McHenry battle and the Star Spangled Banner.
Fragmented report from Fickmond Virginia notes Democratic party representatives pursued primaries and a Supreme Court of Appeals decision in West v Bates upholding Judge Lawrence Gron te 5aes, with references to James O West C Bates and William Ricker amid era of race based restrictions and contested eligibility.
A retrospective notes historians scientists and leaders born in the 1800s for Today in History with dates of death, plus notable 19th and 20th century birthdays. It lists Orestes A Brownson Francis Parkman James Hill and others, then birth anniversaries including George G Heye and Hamlin Garland with brief remarks. Also includes horoscope and a dance event at Braddock Heights with a 9 30 pm finish.
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