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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1930
Page
4
Ty ms st mh a pris-ucnys gor. Hechter Hoover Jr has a petition as a radio engineer and has entered to doctor to go to bed. We said to be in a run down condition. Prople Whoughnessly envy Shelled of agoman and think all that comes to him without effort. He must work harder than other young men due to expectations from a distinguished father.
Fragmented report notes uprisings across Europe the Middle East and Asia with disturbances in Spain and changes in leadership. It mentions Abdul Amanullah and reactions to modernism as well as anti colonial tensions and economic protectionist debates shaping regional instability.
The lesson stresses pronunciation and comprehension tips. It urges avoiding vowel mistakes and demonstrates common mispronunciations. Readers are guided to use one new word daily to grow vocabulary and practice understanding basics.
The letter to the editor from Beverly Hills notes a rivalry among art centers and mentions Will Rogers. It references travels through Frisco and a splash of social commentary about opera singers and performances, suggesting ongoing artistic competition and public interest.
Fragmented text from a 20 year retrospective mentions Judge Jena C. Motier of the Circuit Court and a report to an air station, with unclear references to people such as Cranes, P.M. O.C. Watthime, and Wager &. The exact details are obscured in the OCR snippet.
The article recalls the 1869 Black Friday when Gould and Fisk attempted to corner the gold market. They bought about 60 million in gold and agreed to pay 96 million in currency. Government sales of four million in gold triggered a plunge to 140 then 133, leaving no buyers at any price and causing widespread business disruption.
A report from the court notes a defendant, Ted Joseph Borer colored, sent to the House of Correction for art business in the street, a three month term. Brown was found guilty of assault and battery and fined twenty five dollars plus costs or three months in the same correction house.
Court heard a drunken disturbance case involving Boyes who allegedly ordered a fight at his home while his wife attended him. Frank Grove was dismissed for lack of witness testimony. Dave Myrers paid 2.50 for disorderly conduct, and Marcy Evele fined 48 plus costs for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Emory Haines, cited for disturbing the municipal golf course, received a reprimand after knocking a wall and creating a ruckus, with warning against repetition.
The article discusses how unbalanced diets harm health, citing Labrador and Newfoundland fishers with little vegetables and undernutrition. It notes scarce trading posts, reliance on fish and meat, potatoes and cabbage, and reports widespread poor teeth from insufficient nourishment.
A playful prompt claims dense Ntue used in fine art and invites spotting mistakes. It hints at grammar history etiquette drawing and the scrambled word puzzle with a reward, promising explanations and the solution later today.
A New York column notes a shift in journalistic style as veteran writers adapt to modern tastes. It mentions Sam Hoten, Ad Rober, Mark Barron, Skolsky, and Earl Carl's office among others, reflecting a crowded field of reporters and photographers and a generational clash within the profession.
Today's entries note historic anniversaries and births. Notable items include Isaac Hane born in South Carolina in 1745, James Black born 1823, and Bonhomme Richard victory in 1779. Birthdays mention Walter Lippmann born in New York City 1889 and other figures, with Horoscope suggesting introspective tendencies.
The Tivoli theater presents Top Speed a mariods toment and a lively program featuring Bernice Claire and others. Harmony Grove Community Club held its first meeting September 12 with Helen Pear as moderator and plans for the next gathering at Mrs. Robert Witter’s home on texobet 26.
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