Funeral details for Bruce F resday announced
Funeral notices list Bruce F resday with service time at 1 o clock. The family and local contacts are provided for those wishing to attend or send condolences.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1928
Page
5
Funeral notices list Bruce F resday with service time at 1 o clock. The family and local contacts are provided for those wishing to attend or send condolences.
Mrs Mary Fisher and her party have returned after a stay in Avenue City. James and Fochard Craft of Baltimore visit their uncle and aunt, Air and ir, Bow. Weson Neth Market Sr. Mrs R Carl Maxwell of this city visits Sirs. HL Twig of Salisbury Md. Mrs Maxwell recovers from a recent illness. Mrs Cache etrect references Charles Yuesting Stevens in Watkersy.
A fragment from a Baltimore hospital entry references an institution and a patient or item coded 19 the Predex 2 under a hash for display, with a possible date or room marker Jo! 73, leaving unclear details about the case or its context.
A library sale realized strong prices for modern authors led by Thomas Hardy items. The top bid reached 700 dollars for a Graft of Hardy s Wessex Folk with autographs. another autographed manuscript of his poem God's Funeral sold for 1700. In other news, extreme cold hit southern Brazil with snow near Rio Janeiro and surrounding cities.
A terse exchange asks if humans ever rode birds or any winged animal. The reply notes birds’ small size as a limit, then questions a parallel about those who ride creatures on Saturday nights, implying a curiosity about improbable feats.
Market items and prices appear garbled with incomplete phrases. Readable names include hogs and days, but no clear events, entities, or outcomes are evident. Provided text lacks coherent reportable facts to form a proper summary card.
The article compares how candidates like Hoover and Smith perform on radio, noting Smith’s ease before a microphone and Hoover’s strong voice. It discusses microphone technique, audience reach, and the differing styles of Republican and Democratic speakers in studio settings.
The item notes Cadmay naming a rector described as gloomy upon return, contrasting with peers. It mentions an England church scene, with other terse notes on real estate and local names, including Thedore H. Alexander and Mrs. Droneburg.
Fragmentary OCR lists items and prices for a public sale with stray names and terms like Melons and Insurance. Readable elements include child wash, clothes, and furniture references, but many words are garbled and unclear. The incomplete text suggests a local sale notice from 1928 with miscellaneous goods.
A list of local notices urges dog owners to secure licenses at once and warns of a canvass to enforce the law. Officials announce a first warning and an appointed deputy to oversee compliance. Also promotional items include a lawn festival, a bankruptcy sale, and various local business notices from Frederick, with offerings from Haller’s Confectionery and the Frederick Junk Co. plus other commercial ads and civic notices.
A garbled column of rental notices lists furnished rooms modern seven room apartments and houses for rent with various street addresses and dates. It references East Seventh Street West Third Street Park Avenue and North Market Street, plus entries for flats and garages. Names such as Haber Newman Baker and others appear in the jumble. The text shows dates like 1918 and scattered brief rental details.
An 8 acre modern dwelling and steam boat water system listed with other outbuildings near Frederick. A 70 acre property with large modern dwelling and city conveniences priced at 36,500 dollars. Also mentions 4 acre farm and 36 acre site with road access and other buildings.
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