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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1931
Page
4
The piece muses on fame, citing Thomas Jefferson and a self authored epitaph as contrasts to genuine achievement. It argues lasting value lies in great ideas and religious liberty, not petty milestones or public milestones of life.
A list of residents and visitors from Taneytown and nearby towns visits Mrs. Albert Withide and her son James at Frederick City Hospital. Names include Mr and Mrs James Welty and others from Mount Joy Hanover and surrounding areas as they gather Monday afternoon.
A fragmentary aviation feature discusses the Caterpillar Club an imagined group for those who survive a parachute escape from a disabled aircraft. It cites Dayton references and mentions Lieutenant Harold Harris a test pilot and a 1920s era claim of first forced army landing since World War I.
A Washington Frederick scene of society includes Mrs Hodges returning from Kenosha and Mr Willam Johnson visiting his sister Miss M Louise Johnson in the city. Guests and kin from Baltimore Philadelphia and New York attend events at local hotels and homes with travels to New York University and Fort Defiance military academy noted.
A fragmented report notes Sweden's new law aiming to steer drivers to the right amid optimistic tones in hard times. It mentions risks of turning wheat into an explosive and quotes Mr Legpe calling it dangerous to meddle with such changes. A cyclist wearing a cross allegedly misjudged a tram.
Twenty years ago today on September 25 1972 Local items from The News note weather impacts and power troubles amid a rail war with disruptions affecting midland travelers. A CRECKETS meeting and other community notes are listed with brief reports and names.
The article discusses extreme fatigue and brain impact from a disease, with iron and sensory disruptions noted. It cites past fatal outcomes in Australia and Greuse, but recent medical advances allow earlier detection and prognosis. Tomorrow explains cortin extract preparation and experimental results.
A string of community events and visits are reported from Ladiesburg and nearby areas. Family weddings, receptions, and calls on ill residents are noted, with names including the Boones, Hil derbridie, Birely, Smith, Flickinger, Stang, Martz, and Muller. Regular services and home gatherings are mentioned alongside routine social visits.
A local birthday gathering honored Mrs L. E. A with friends and family in the ME area. The event noted cheerful wishes and community support for the celebrant.
A garbled text presents quotations debating relative guilt in a crime and social values. It references Dribeg and various authors, hinting at unemployment and societal care but offers no clear narrative or identifiable event. The legible fragments suggest a literary or editorial collage rather than a coherent report.
A collage of anniversaries and birthdays dated across 1763 to 1997 highlights notable figures in naval, banking, poetry, geology, architecture, exploration, and religion. It lists births and deaths such as Semuel Barron, James Bailey, Thomas Chamberlis, Arnold Brunner, and others, plus events like Balboa’s Pacific discovery and Benedict Arnold’s escape.
In New York Park Central a sentimental reunion gathers Sophie's London success star status with Fannie Bright Blossom Seeley and Seeley, recalling Barbary Coast era acts. They share stories of the past and recall early jazz club days as new audiences wonder at the old circle’s influence.
In later years many who contributed talent found themselves start as entertainers. Names like La Brice and Norah Bayes surface in reminiscences as old songs fade. A Vienna phonograph store visit reveals a crowd drawn by a distinguished visitor and a chance to meet longtime performers.
Daily English lesson presents mispronunciations and word guidance. It includes a note on Delade meaning to lead from error and cautions about misjudgment. also poses questions about the oldest sheepite in the world.
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