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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1929
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR from The Daily News presents scattered words and names. The legible items include references to Peters Oss Man Fat and an Associated context. The text remains unclear and does not form a coherent event or notice.
An April 25, 1922 column discusses a birthday gift idea suitable for young men and boys, noting versatile use in tractor, racing car, fire engine, speedboat, and indoor transport. It then shifts to public health, warning readers to avoid dubious outdoor water sources and emphasizing drinking only from trusted pur sources after proper testing.
A brief note on common word misuse and pronunciation guidance. The piece explains rugged does not mean robust and defines rugged as rough in surface tone. It also covers mispronunciations for several terms and clarifies pronunciation of armoire and similar words.
A fragment from The Inquiring Reporter shows garbled lines and stray phrases. The readable parts mention an amat and Faz with incomplete context leaving readers unsure of events or names.
A garbled OCR fragment references names like LUFBURHROW and unclear phrases about teeth and chin. The readable content lacks coherent events, places, or dates to form a proper news item. No verifiable actions or outcomes are present.
Fragmented notes report visits and social gatherings across Emmitsburg and surrounding towns. Families including Browning, Mullinix, Lindsay, and Gilien share weekends, lunches, and greetings with relatives and friends. Births and missionary events also appear among the scattered items.
In April, Mrs. B. Dheureux of near Thurmont has been confined to her bed for several weeks due to a severe heart ailment. Doctors report slow improvement as neighbors offer prayers and aid.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Bible thought and phrases like a the fooi and crack 2 Sis 7 aise 35 ans. The readable content is uncertain and lacks clear event or person names to summarize meaningfully.
A fragmented local blot reports on events in Frederick dated twenty years prior. Mentions a horse incident on East Patree Street and references Parise renting toe repercs with unclear names and activities. The legible bits hint at street life and property notes from that period.
Eighty six birth certificates were received by the Health Office for March with two additional from prior months. The list records births to numerous families across Thurmont Brunswick Frederick and other towns, detailing months and parent names including Homer Jackson Wade Stl Thurmont and Arch Stun. The entry notes one hundred and twelve births total with six late entries including live births and stillbirths.
Editor Morris Fishbein reports a sharp rise in U S hospital beds and facilities. The 1920s show fewer beds per person than today and growing physician hospital affiliations, with hospitals offering many modern treatments and conveniences to patients seeking care outside the home.
The readable text lists scattered names such as Mrs Em mia Grose and Mr. and Mrs, Sundar, with fragmented phrases like Oscar Neha fits and Cas. ones roose felorta diet. The overall record is incomplete and difficult to interpret.
A collage of quotations touches on tariff opinions, agricultural policy, U S import trends, Federal Reserve law, and views on love and health. Figures named include Senator from Arkansas, Robert P Lamont, and Representative Black.
Prince Henry of Prussia is laid to rest at Hompelmark Germany in a grand funeral attended by German dignitaries and foreign observers. Emissaries from royal houses and military leaders including Prince Friedrich and Prince Oskar Adolf attend. President Hindenburg is represented by his son.
In April in New York a Russian migrant named Agie Koumetier rises from washing cashes to nightly performances at Club Richman and My Way venues. He garners attention from Broadway figures including Mrs. Vanderbilt’s circle, with comparisons to Fannie Brice and other cabaret personalities as he navigates chorus limits and club stages.
April 23 notes list Mos Mias and Mesday 30m with proceeds 91740. Preaching service Sunday evening ACSF attendance. Rev Tir Cano of xear dohnsvie preached. Dowds Had Et Sten. April 4 James JL Gord appeared before Municipal Judge Thomas H. Dead on Sab.
A scan of notable anniversaries lists poets Torquato Tasso and John Milton, statesmen Oliver Cromwell and John L. Routt, engineers and writers, plus 19th century events such as the Loyalists in Montreal and a Salt Lake City to Sacramento mail contract. Birthdays include economist Seligman, bishop Burleson, congressman Elliott, and Marconi, among others.
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