Letter Golf Very Excising About Fraser
Fragmentary letter references a golf topic and a person named Fraser. The readable portions hint at opinions or commentary but lack a clear event, date, or full context.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1929
Page
6
Fragmentary letter references a golf topic and a person named Fraser. The readable portions hint at opinions or commentary but lack a clear event, date, or full context.
The text outlines spelling game rules: change one letter at a time to transform a word, keep only complete common words, and avoid slang or abbreviations. It emphasizes one-letter changes and maintaining valid words throughout.
An assortment of quotes and clipped items from New Orleans reporting recounts observations on religion, war peace, book collecting, and a blackmail case. The bandit episode ends with John Gallica shot by police near Prytania Street and Jacassin Avenue as Bertin’s capture unfolds.
Frederick MD society page details Aug 2 19xx events and residents. Shown are gatherings at Rose Inn Middletown and Catoctin Country Club dances. Names include Mr and Mrs W H Epenjes, Captain William Arthur Brown, Mrs Kemp, Miss Sophie R Pitt and many local guests.
A jumble of wedding notices and related social items. Sheraw bride, Pate rie and the PGE groom in city ceremony with graduates and local employment details. Luncheon at Lafayette Room, couple departs and settles at 235 East Second. Other marriages include Grannsville couple at 6 00 AM and Shehrer-Baker in Lutheran parsonage. Also mentions Mrs Avsin Peart and Mrs Chares D. Good visiting California, Yosemite, Los Angeles, San Diego, Grand Canyon, and Santa Fe. Notes on a breast cancer group meeting, and a birth announced at 38 chipine hes home College Park.
A fragmentary discussion notes hopes for extended undefended borders between the United States and Canada and explores European security parallels. It mentions anxiety over potential invasions and the need for mutual protection, while acknowledging domestic concerns and the heavy burden of defense.
The piece notes reunions as a long-standing tradition, organized by secretarial hosts, with women preparing picnics and fried chicken. It reflects pride in family names and shared heritage, describing gatherings as democratic fabric where distant relatives reconnect and celebrate summers with lots of food and sociable ties.
A weekend of visits and arrivals is sketched with residents returning from Ohio and Maryland. Mrs Maude Marker from near Dayton spent two weeks with her mother Elizabeth A Marker. Mr and Mrs Charles Derr and son Raymer from Middletown visited Mrs Derrs father and mother. Myra Annie Yinger and others from Baltimore joined at Milas Julia Ahalt. Roscoe Smith and Garland from Washington visited Mrs South’s family in town.
Edgewood residents, including Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Alexander, hosted relatives and friends from Manchester, Gien Rock, Baltimore, and Johnston. The gathering featured many family pairs and an extended Sunday visit roster.
A reflective piece recalls the Barbary Coast’s decline in San Francisco. The author wanders Kearny Street and shuttered bars, describing vacant, decayed landmarks, a malted milk stand, and a faded Tana hall, with echoes of former sailors and the notorious “Portuguese John.” The scene closes on derelict streets and the lost world of buccaneers and boodle.
Dr. Morris Pishpein reports on eye strain in the Journal of the American Medical Association. He notes twitching eyelids headaches and convergence issues linked to neuromuscular strain and poor nutrition. Occupations like bookkeeping teachin and mechanical trades may raise risk.
Today in History lists notable events and birthdays such as the signing of the Declaration of Independence in 1776 and figures like Enrico Caruso and Warren G Harding. Birthdays include Charles Adams and Duncan Campbell Beatt with brief notes on their roles and origins. The column also offers a brief horoscope about prudent, generous living.
A fragment describes pronunciation guidance with stray phrases and a daily word Fern Farm in wares. It mentions common misuses and teaching notes about sounds and how to speak ordinary words.
A garbled report from Washington County notes a “Matta fever” outbreak and a described mine incident near Lena in France with several fatalities. The text references Timus Ror Delauter and nearby locations, but details are unclear.
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