Fragmentary Daily News Item About Lee 8 Pack
Fragmented text from The Daily News mentions Lee and an 8 pack. No clear event date or full details available.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1930
Page
4
Fragmented text from The Daily News mentions Lee and an 8 pack. No clear event date or full details available.
A newspaper fragment praising industrial progress and skilled labor, contrasting old crafts with modern production. It extols pride in meaningful work, from wagon makers to automakers, and cites a view that nonservice is waste. It ends with a quip about future fashion and age.
A compact note discusses common English mistakes as examples from Aesop. It highlights phrases where "crashed" or "crushed" is misused and shows correct usage to avoid misinterpretation.
The article discusses prescripts for bed rest at home and diet to aid recovery from tuberculosis. It cites Sir Humphrey Rolleston on relaxing work life and holidays, and notes debates over salt-free diets for hypertension with insufficient supporting evidence.
Fragmented, garbled OCR text presents attributions to Dean Inge David Belasco and others with unclear context. The passage contains distorted phrases about quotations, professionalism, belief, and a vague reference to a great country and a person named H. Saut of Co.
Twenty years ago today local notes from Frederick Maryland recount a conference of Crafties with HH Wirt Steele as secretary. An item notes rising prices and general city conditions including a bad bruise and broken arm incident.
Hygiene rules for milking and dairy care emphasize clean cows udders and hair removal brushing of dirt, and washing udders with damp cloth. Milkers must be healthy wear clean clothing wash hands and obtain health certificates when possible. Use small clean pails sterile utensils proper cooling, water supply, and a clean dairy house to prevent bacterial contamination.
Ross Drrat self styled health evangelist pleaded guilty to defrauding the public in a patent medicine show he staged as director of a minstrel for a medicine firm. He was fined $1500 by the Franklin County Courts after his appearance in Chambersburg Pennsylvania.
A fragmented society column speaks of weddings and notable social events. It mentions Mary Esther and references church weddings, weddings past and future, and notable persons like Mencken, weaving a picture of cultural life and dowry prices and fashionable occasions.
Miss Cec is married to Frederick Cec. The bride is the daughter of Walter Foster of side Drive. The ceremony took place September 27 with attendees from the Academy of the Visitation and local families. The couple plans residence in Virginia and expects military ties.
An illustrated puzzle by NEA Service asks readers to spot at least four errors in a drawing and text. It then presents a scrambled word to solve for a 20 point bonus. the page promises explanations of the mistakes and the final word after today’s lesson.
A fragmented New York page describes late night streets and a visit to a gallery area near the Bagdad on the Subway. The narrator recalls encounters with a mechanical figure named Michael and a ticket taker at a doorway. A barefoot ragged boy with a basket piques curiosity as roses and a printed sign are noted. The scene blends curiosity, street life, and a tinge of danger as passersby exchange coins.
Notable births and deaths listed include Samuel F. Dupont, Alfred Mahan, Nast, and Louis F. Swift with dates and places. The Fifth Continental Congress met at Lancaster and Philadelphia. England opened its first railway between Stockton and Darlington. Horoscope notes a loving disposition and cultural inclinations but limited opportunity.
The piece notes Hoover plans a campaign swing through several hot election states. It suggests speeches will focus on policy themes rather than formal political addresses, while acknowledging potential political interpretation of remarks about the evils of camera surveillance.
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