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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1931
Page
4
The piece argues for mass giving to cover emergency needs as incomes shrink and bankruptcies rise. It notes that raising funds from rich and poor alike could reach billions, though public mood and charity levels remain uncertain. The text contrasts aristocratic culture with commoner talent and hints at broader economic strain.
A garbled newspaper clipping shows quotations about civilized society and individual thought on immigration. It references a press copy desk, editors, and the burden of responsible reporting amid disjointed phrases and scattered names.
A column discusses plant care and transplantation tips for shrubs and flowers. It mentions grafting, cuttings from root wood, and encouraging root growth. The piece notes a chrysanthemum origin from the Far East in 1789 and praises the peony as a common garden perennial. It also advises wood treatment with creosote or zinc chloride to deter termites and ants from undermining foundations.
Sept. 16 Comus Gemus and family from Luckett Va attended Seventh Day Adventist services. Mrs Lena Gregg wife of Lester Gregg has been hospitalised at Sandy Spring for treatment. Mr and Mrs WS Dennison and son Alvin spent a week with Mrs Dennison's parents in Nicos. George Gregg and family were visited by Albert Gregg and others from Washington and Frederick. Velva Leopold and children visited Lester Grees. A J W Donald spent a week with George Grees. Meller spent weekend with Mrs Jacob Johnson. Mr and Mrs Thomas Dillon Esther Norma and Clarence Grace visited Mr and Mrs B C Welling at Silver Spring. Mr and Mrs J C Hildebrand and sons, visiting Mrs J C Hildebrand Sr at her Summer home, returned home.
Fragmentary text cites biblical phrasing about punishment for silences and mentions Proverbs and names such as Tas Bancro. The readable lines suggest a sermonistic or sermon-like fragment discussing justice and speech with archaic spelling.
Fragmentary item notes a reference to Rev Dr and administration at a college with mentions of Carceunss and McCardel as residents. Details are garbled and dates unclear. The readable phrases hint at a historical retrospective column style.
Fragmentary notes recount Bristol Cathedral lore from medieval times and a 1300 indulgence grant for pilgrims. The text mentions a Norman abbey, the cathedral’s western England location, and references figures such as Cathy Pope Urban and the Abbey, with dates tied to 1461 to 1515.
A health column discusses how water intake, caffeine, and exercise affect the heart and lungs. It warns against overexertion and emphasizes proper breathing, nose inhalation, and regular ventilation for overall well being.
The case cites Mrs Tressiz Moz of Damascus suing her husband for maintenance and support. Judge Robert E B Peter ordered the defendant to pay $100 to his wife by September, or $78 monthly thereafter, pending proceedings with the court clerk noting details and a ceremony reference appears in the damaged text.
Court headlines show Melvin P. Stine and Lilian M. Stine seeking absolute divorce with attorney references for each side. Other filings include Reno S Harp and Msra N Murphy representing clients in divorce and alimony actions. Additional items cover deed transfers and county notices with several attorney references and parcel details.
A collage of anniversaries lists Tintoretto born 1594 and other historical figures with scattered birth and death dates. It notes Hidalgo's rebellion in 1816 and wide events like the 1857 Mountain Meadows Massacre and Cherokee land rushes, alongside contemporary birthday mentions of Hamlin Gatland and others.
Today's reading notes a temperament that is enthusiastic impulsive and fanciful unless kept in bounds. It warns life can be fortunate if properly managed, but unrestrained roving instinct may bring trouble like a rolling stone.
Fragmentary notes from an old New York theater reveal escape fragments of music and fading stage rooms. The piece mentions Willard Guard and an opera chorus, with references to backstage offices and a dusty roost atop a desk, hinting at a decayed but living memory of a long vanished production.
A fragmented report notes an unusual event around Luf's Stuff with unclear details. The text references a potential confrontation or disturbance involving several named items and people, but the specifics remain obscured in the damaged OCR.
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