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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1930

Page

4

Local Notice Fragment Confused by OCR

Fragmentary OCR text mentions Frederien, 3d, and a note about garrison posts. Ambiguous sequence references dates or positions but lacks readable names, places, or actions to form a valid event summary.

Extermination of whales discussed in fishing essay

The piece laments the slaughter of whales and argues against casual whaling. It describes public prejudice shifting away from big game hunting and warns that without protection, whales may vanish, ending a source of awe and wonder.

Teddy Reveeve

National Pussier League praised for civic work and wit

A New Jersey shore report highlights the National Pussier League for promoting clever word puzzles that entertain and sharpen minds. The piece lauds Julia Mills Addams for social reform work and public service, praising her dedication to widening opportunities for the less privileged.

National Pussiers' League Thes New Jersey Marty America Gum Addams Chicago Big Cursium Mills Addams

Letters to the Editor on Relief and Rail Aid

Charles W. Hoffman of Mt Pleasant argues that relief should come home first and criticizes loans. He urges the federal government cover half the freight reduction for drought hit states and questions charity versus direct aid to farmers and unemployed workers.

Wits Wen Charles W. Hoffman Mbt Pleasant

Will Rogers finds a sad spot where he expected a gay one

Mojave California September 17. Will Rogers writes from Bottle a desert mining town hit by a raid. He describes a dry town after prohibition officers closed it and notes miners on soda pop with dry throats and red eyes in a satirical field report.

Will Rogers

Local social notes from Frederick area weekend visits

Mrs Bb Carpenter hosts Lime Kiln visitors while Ray Fouche returns to Rickwond. Mr and Mrs Fox with Ben Dorsey spend Sunday with Thomas Wastier on Rocky Ridge. Zepp and daughters visit Lin Inger on Frederick. Several families from Hagerstown Martinsburg Tuscarora and Buckeystown visited Frederick residents over the weekend.

Ho Veekvaline Bee Scaler Bb. PF. Carpenter Ray Fouche J. Frankin Fox Ben Dorsey Thomas Wastier Rocky Ridge Frank Zepp Ghria Paulne David Lin Inger Frederick Barry TicAbee Hagerstown J. F. McAbee Ruth Walck Chiude Mer AL VY. Baer Bertha Shipley Afr Tuscarora Harry Ranneberger Facuy Donald Earl Smith New Macket

Meeting Notes Highlight Biblic Conference Attendance

The fragment describes a meeting including several named individuals such as Hanes o MIT Mrs Das Weant Tam and Bins Clare Ween Maude Olver Mr Maron Hess Mrs Guorge MPiing and Mr William Feeser of Taneytown on Thursday. One feature was a report presented by Abs Thomas Brown and attendance at a Biblic conference.

Abyots Hanes Oe Das Weant Tam Clare Ween Maude Olver Herest Maron

Tuttle Resigns in New York Seeks Amendment Repeal

U S Senator Charles H Tuttle tonight announced his resignation and said he would not seek the Republican nomination for governor. He advocated repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment and supported a constitutional guarantee outlawing the saloon and private profit from alcohol. He urged strict enforcement of the amendment.

New York U. S

Community Notes From Emmitsburg Area

Harney visits in Emmitsburg and nearby areas as Rosa Valentina spends a week with friends. Mr and Mrs Yealy stay with David Yealy Jr and family near St James Church. Mrs Eckenrode and Eugene dine with Elizabeth Snider and Lovell. Agnes Snyder remains ill though improving. Tecosery Iy and Estee Kiser families gather in Frederick. Lindhouser and Grace visit Strickhouser and Elwood, while Lloyd Strickhouse hosts. Residents drive to Hanover for a wedding attendance party including Harper, John, Maurice Baker, and Riser families.

Estee Kiser Frederick SS Lindhouser Grace Robert Strickhouser Elwood Lloyd Strickhouse M. Wantz Hanover John Harper Joan Maurice Baker Clarence Hawk Estec Riser Paul Harner Etrood

Quotations Mark Divergent Views and Tragedy in Michigan Fire

A batch of quotations from figures like Alfred E. Smith Henry Ford and James J. Davis contrasts with a tragic Jackson fire. Three children died when Clarence Marin’s home burned after an overheated store fire set the blaze. Marin perished attempting to rescue them. The item also notes potential organizational changes involving Col J J Gibbons Mrs Elsie Linby and William Bow in an unrelated transport matter.

Jackson, Mich Clarence Marin Martin Rookwoll Park Eisdoen Mar Col. J. J. Gibbons Elsie Linby Baltimore William HL

Righteousness and Quietness in Thought and Work

Biblical reflection notes that righteousness foundations life and brings quietness and assurance. Quoted lines credit Phillis Brooks and a paraphrase of a verse about thought and the work of righteousness creating a lasting calm.

Phillis Brooks

Twenty Years Ago Today Cha and Panama Engineering Notes

Twenty years ago today readers learned of a Cha conference plan and related engineering efforts. The item mentions Joan D. Menonccton Preston Darmer and others, detailing activities around Panama and state projects with names like Frotenck Mitcheiers and John W. Qoyns.

Chacat Correction Frederek Cn Barember Tte Joan D. Menonccton Preston Darmer Sei Sgdd Ag Treaht Frotenck Mitcheiers

Taney Home Hosts Honor Guests For Dedication

An event at the Taney home features guests led by Miss Leta Taney with John Prince Sousa’s portrait by Henry Rosen. The piece depicts Chief Justice Taney inducting Lincoln into office and the Emancipation era as the last of seven presidents sworn by Taney. Attendees include Mrs Crary, Mrs Hammond Clary, Mrs Jesse Anders, Mrs Charles Ross, Mrs DeLashmutt, Miss Miriam Apple, and others.

Taney Tee Francis Crary Reget Abs. O Hammond Clary Jesse B. Anders Charles W. Ross Wmn R. DeLashmutt Miriam Apple Chas. L. Mutlen Grace Lough Anna Be Richardd J. Dutrow Henry T. Wade Grayson E. Bowers Ston Commit- Markell Hon- Tyney Tegen

Today In History and Birthdays Highlights

A recap of notable historical anniversaries and birthdays. Includes Samuel Hopkins born Waterbury Connecticut and Langcon Cheves from Abbeville District, with events like Balboa discovering the Pacific and Boston Mass founded. Also lists birthdays of Tasac Patterson and Le Roy Eltinge with ages around today. Horoscope hints misaligned with yesterday’s text.

Samuel Hopkins New England Waterbury Conn Newport John Foster Langcon Cheves South Carolina Bor Abbeville Shepherdstown W.va Washington, D. C Franklin Buchanan Baltimore Taboor Balboa Pacific Boston Mass Presidio of San Francisco United States Jigé—Washington Parewell Tasac L. Patterson Oregon Benton Coungr le Roy Eltinge South Woodstock Rosmord Robins Staten Island N. Y Thomas PF. Gallor Tennessee Jackson Mass Led S$. Rowe McGregor Iowa Penn Cresson Claymont Del James A. Calder Oxford County Ont

Annual Outing Held for Ladies Event

A local gathering titled Annual Outing brought together women from the community. Details are fragmentary due to OCR errors, but attendees appeared engaged in social activities and observed the afternoon event with noted enthusiasm.

New Erection Precinct Weee Ress a Pos

The fragment indicates a locality named New Erection Precinct with unclear wording about a possible designation or project. No clear events, dates, or organizations are readable to confirm details or outcomes.

Ivar Kreuger

Helena Rubenstein Spotlight On Beauty Queen Turned Actress

New York report profiles Helena Rubenstein as a dominant beauty empire figure who also contemplates acting. The feature notes her wealth, business expansion, and influence in cosmetics while touching on her personal life and public image.

New York Helena Rubenstein

Misread English Tidbits From a Paris Magazine Figure Titus

A quirky profile portrays Titus Edward W. Titus, a banker linked editor of a Paris based magazine The New Quarer. The note praises his publication for artistic and literary content while hinting at influence and public-spirited efforts toward helpfulness.

Rudensten Titus Edward W. Titus Paris

Modern towels and germ transfer in daily hygiene

An article discusses towel use and germ transfer from hands to towels. It compares buck, Turkish, and hand towels, noting Turkish towels remove more dirt and germs. Reuse without washing accumulates germs, underwear hygiene also linked to skin infections.

Chance University of Nebraska

Daily English Lesson Notes and Pronunciation Tips

Read on standard usage and common pronunciation pitfalls. It covers misuse phrases like felt sort of anxious and offers correct forms such as rather anxious. Also notes mispronunciations of Chautauqua and spelling quirks for catalogue and catalogue variants, plus synonyms EDIFICE SUN.

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