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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1928
Page
4
A fragmented text discusses management systems for small businesses, scientific efficiency, labor, and ethical reporting in the press. It references President Coolidge, public interest, and voting, with mixed OCR errors and names.
A word puzzle describes converting the sequence COW to HEN by altering one letter per move within three strokes. Each step must form a complete common word, such as HOW HEW HEN, with restrictions on slang and abbreviations. The goal is to reach the target word in exactly three moves while preserving valid words.
Twenty years ago in Frederick column notes events such as the Woman's Citece opening and local moves. The piece mentions the Santa head department of pa weanthe in minihs and residents like Mrs Geerse Ross moving from Clifton to East Second Street.
Explains the three branches of government the executive legislative and judicial. Describes the president as natural-born citizen aged 35 and elected via electors and residency. Details nine supreme court justices appointed by the president with senate advice and consent term for life or good behavior and Congress with House and Senate elected by people.
Daily English lessons cover misused words and pronunciation tips. It notes common errors in analysis and pronunciation of words like complicated, presents synonyms for worldly and terrestrial, and urges daily vocabulary growth.
Editor Tomorrows Fresh Air by De Morris Fishbein urges diet balance for tuberculosis patients noting food choices impact recovery. Milk and eggs recommended, while excessive eating risks waste and worsened symptoms.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions dates and numbers with unclear references. No clear人物, organization, or event details to anchor a coherent news item.
A broken bar scene near the Penn Station area shows a woman guarding her ruined belongings as city workers disrupt the street. Commuters and construction clash while a theaterlike crowd observes a wary interaction with a man, a crippled passerby, and a Greek coffee house chant filling the air.
County Agent Henry Shoemaker reports the worst hog cholera outbreak in years across Frederick County. About 18 to 20 farms near Buckeys Town New Market and Emmitsburg show disease mainly on large hog populations fed scraps. Officials urge vigilant monitoring and prompt reporting to stop spread with US Department of Agriculture support.
The Piney Creek burial ground near the old Presbyterian church at Carrey County was put in good order by church ministers. Grass is mowed, gravestones aligned, and a regular fund established for ongoing care led by Rev. Thomas T. Brown and the Emmitsburg pastor.
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