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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1928
Page
4
A fragmented note describes a Family Corporation Club with a 0.5 share and an implied charter. It highlights older active members, college ties, and a youngest member under training, stressing friendship and cheerful labor. The piece mentions honorary members and a philosophy of life, faith, and self control guiding the group.
A British Chamber of Shipping committee reportedly urged replacing port and starboard with left and right. The proposal sparks pushback arguing the change would dull seafaring vocabulary and strip color from nautical language.
In the National Safety Council issue a reminder about careless drivers at intersections. Pedestrians must wait when crossing and drivers should slow at red lights to prevent conflicts and protect public safety. The article emphasizes attentive driving and warns against rushing through crosswalks.
A Baltimore tabloid claims the Maryland Democratic delegation to Houston will feature the Williamsport band not a Baltimore group. The Observer disputes the report as unfounded, alleging jealousy and misrepresentation while defending Baltimore’s music heritage and Maryland’s outside counties.
Detours multiply 1186 routes as road and bridge work begins across the country. Traffic will divert to smoother, wider roads later, but drivers face rough stretches now. Planners urge expert detour design to ease travel while improvements continue. Local officials note politicians delaying decisive action.
A brief poem praising a hardworking man who balances business with life. He finds time for flowers, books, drama, neighbors, and community, ensuring both his work and home flourish as life calls from every direction.
Kansas City from June 13 reveals a satirical view of Senate pressure and campaign fund schemes amid a 1930s political climate. The piece discusses Dawes and Lowden in farm relief debates, noting insiders’ gossip about money flows, political halos on photos, and farmer sentiment split between Dawes, Hoovers allies, and Lowden audiences.
June 11 report highlights Australian slang terms such as Pomumy meaning Britisher codder meaning a pal Snodger smite ter and pifter as well as dinkum Aussie meaning a fine Australian The piece compares American slang with Australian coinage and emphasizes the local flavor in everyday speech
Cut the center out of red apples leaving skin and a little meat. Fill with chopped ham and rice mixed with beaten egg. Bake until skin is soft. A delectable dish for a savory, oven baked treat.
In England under an Act of 1625 still in force parish cricket matches on Sundays are forbidden. Two elevens from the same parish may meet, allowing intra parish games while restricting cross parish play on Sundays. The quirk reflects early law governing Sunday recreation.
A physician tells a patient most illnesses stem from the alimentary canal and argues for diet and exercise over pills. The patient rejects the lecture, and the doctor insists on diet adherence before medicine. The piece notes individual food sensitivities and the limits of pills for weight control.
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