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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1928
Page
4
A fragmentary 1978 page notes science broadcasting and home entertainment as marvels of radio and television. It questions the limitless wonders of science while predicting a busy future, noting eager audiences and humorous modern curiosities amid social commentary.
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Fragmentary letter describes golf and gardening items with unclear names and a casual tone. Readers encounter garbled phrases about a handy tool, a bug, and possible misprints. The text hints at a domestic or hobby context without a complete narrative or identifiable events.
A garbled note describes a puzzle where you change COW to HEN in three 5-letter steps by altering one letter at a time. It states you must form two complete words per step and that abbreviations don’t count, with the order of letters fixed.
Word guide on misused terms and pronunciation with examples. It explains allude usage, corrects common errors, and suggests a method to expand vocabulary by mastering one word daily. Fragmentary evidence is given as an illustration of the word fragmentary.
A whimsical verse in dialect laments being hooked by a sneering fisher. The narrator imagines two fish and vows to avoid capture, promising disdain for bait and smug laughter as Summer days pass. Dialect hints at a playful, old newspaper feature or column poem by N A Lufburrow.
The two week long city benefit carnival for the beach of the Frederick Lodge of Mocec ends Saturday night. Proceedings support lodge activities and community efforts in the area.
Twenty years back from 1908 notes include Samuel J. Wright near Lovettsville Va involved in an incident with Boars sates Warner. Mich. starer of races Geomme Mo MEls Goshen LOY presage rbcee. Frank & Ware Beuta XO. age and stack partment Gertie O Brown Bak mere. Mr and Mrs James E Dodd returned from New York and Philadelphia while Newten Thomas and others appear in the machinery and departs sections. The item list reflects routine local notices and movements.
In 1824 Andrew Jackson claimed Henry Clay deprived him of the presidency and called him Judas. The piece recounts the disputed election, the so called Corrupt Bargain, Adams being chosen as Secretary of State, and the shift away from congressional caucus nominating power toward popular state conventions. It frames the era as the Period of Personal Politics with figures like Calhoun Webster and Crawford shaping the race.
A fragment describes Henry Clay at a cabinet party where he played whist with other men. An innocent Boston maid asks if it distresses him to gamble, and Mrs Clay responds with a wary remark about his playing. The passage hints at public scrutiny of Clay’s conduct and its effect on his reputation.
The piece extols a political figure as plain spoken and devoted to the masses praising his courage and oratorical power while noting flaws as a gambler and heavy drinker and describing him as a strong historical personality.
Guests of Mr. Potts and Mrs. Griffin joined Dr W jop Jr of Anm Crsaford Johnson and family for a social week in the city. Mrs Reich returns from a wedding trip through Virginia. Hood College faculty members Miriam R Apple Ruth Perry Helen Potter and Sara Myton will entertain the faculty at Catoctin Country club. Mrs Holmes D Baker hosted her card club. West Palm Beach visitors Mrs Mather and family near Frederick next week. Mrs Mather is sister of Henry B Ramsburg and daughter of S Laura Rams ure. Mr and Mrs E E Hunt of Syracuse and Mrs Wilha L Dua- are noted in social notices.
Flapper Fanny Says Muss Mary Grace Helfenstein hosted three bridge tales Wednesday afternoon at Clarke Place. Prizes went to Thelma Nixdorf and Ernest Helfenstein Jr. A delightful price table followed at 8 o'clock hosted by Miss Osburn. Numerous guests attended including Mrs Holmes D Beker and Mrs Philip Ro Winebrewer plus Dorothy Gale and others.
Bally Day events in Brunswick Sunday school featured speakers Trunde and Grozat with morning and evening services. Weather records broke as temperatures dropped to 37 degrees then rose to 65 degrees, signaling a moderate warm spell ahead in Marianne.
Rev J P Daniz pastor of the First Baptist Church Brunswick conducts revival services over three weeks in nearby Bomist churches with Rev Mr Damsel formerly of Princess Anne church serving during his absence. Mrs Dash art child visiting parents in Harrisburg Pa.
Corporal Arthur R. Fox of the Pennsylvania State Police, son of Littleton, Pennsylvania, was found dead in Huntingdon and becomes the third officer linked to the Lieut Elwood Gainor murder case to die by gunshot. Major Lyon Adams confirms two of the trio died by suicide, with Harold Anderson of Lancaster the third. Fox helped pin the Gaitor murder on Joe Diano. Fox’s funeral was held at his parents’ home with state police pallbearers.
In New York Gilbert Swan notes Broadway’s autumn storm drives crowds into lobbies and subways as Will Rogers and Jack Dempsey appear among stars like Al Jolson and Ethel Barrymore. Rain and chaos give way to renewed order as theater crowds disperse and traffic clears.
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