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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1927
Page
4
A text from a 19th century issue outlines general rules for advertising and editorial conduct. It states that no obscene or improper advertising will be accepted and emphasizes that all advertisements must be approved by the editor. The notice appears under the masthead with typical publication boilerplate.
A Chicago judge advocates mutal agreement as grounds for divorce and proposes over the counter divorces at the clerk’s counter for couples who appear and pay a small fee. Debates rage between divorce abolitionists and supporters who see easy divorce as saving the institution of marriage.
A brief analysis contrasts poverty over decades, noting today’s poor possess more worldly goods yet face similar struggles. It describes a modern low income family with sparse furnishings, worn clothing, and limited food, while recalling past hardships of twenty years prior and earlier eras. The piece highlights shifting standards of comfort and endurance among impoverished households across time.
A fragmented OCR piece presents various quoted figures discussing political views and upcoming elections. Albert A and J. William Howard speculate on a Democratic president, while F. Ross Myers names Lowden. The text mentions a governor and everyday strain, with voters expressing concerns over payments and daily life amidst political debate.
Court notices report numerous property transfers with names like Nettle F Salter Emily N Wood Alton Bennett and Russell Duvall. Deed of trust to Central Trust Company and several marriages are listed along with an equity case Heffner vs Heffner and attorney details.
Branewick Council No 21 0 U A M invites nearby lodge members to an all day picnic on Saturday of next week in Brunswick Park. The event will include a rational anthem of Trugcar consisting of seventy verses and will feature a simple social gathering with refreshments.
A historic photograph shows Frederick Grentrant as a young man, noted as the eldest child who later succeeded his father in the family dental business. The caption places the image on a late era page and references his early life prior to taking the helm.
Dr Albert Atlee Radcliff, prominent Frederick dentist and civic leader born January 16 1881 in Liberty, Frederick County, son of Dr James Marshall Radcliff. He trained at University of Maryland Dental College finishing in 1901, practiced with his father, joined various local and state dental organizations, and held multiple civic roles. Married Helen Mullintx in 1913, with three children Marianna Albert Atlee Jr and Rehard Mulline. He served on the Frederick Selective Draft Board during World War I and remains active in Kiwanis and local clubs.
Today marks notable historical events from 1797 to 1945 including joint occupation of Ore- Fan, Queen Victoria’s era, and radio firsts in Alaska. Birthdays listed include Paul Claudel Edith Roosevelt and Scott Nearing. Also notes Bolivia independence day and Transfiguration feast.
Old Masters quote from Charles Kingsler ends with a farewell to a fair child. The speaker offers a guiding lesson to be good and noble, to dream and do noble things, turning life and death into one grand song that lasts forever. The verse emphasizes constancy of virtue and the enduring beauty of a right life.
Local column notes jurors drawn for the September term by Judge Motter. Names include Horace H. Smith Win E Kindter Frederick T. Tyergar Jacob Rosenstock Marshal Shafer and many others. Also mentions condemnation proceedings on Nancie Mahoney property and political matters in the county.
Saturday Chatty Girl About Town reflects on local happenings in Frederick with notes on events at the Masonic ceremony, University demonstrations, religious reunions, and social visits. The column muses on vacations, fairs, and travel dreams while hinting at community personalities and seasonal interests.
A brief literacy note from W L Goxpow explains common misuses in English. It covers pronunciation, spelling troubles, and points to daily vocabulary growth with the word prudence as the day’s focus.
A playful essay on vacation choices from mountain to sea and camping to climbing. It describes seeking rest in varied plans and urges each reader to choose a pleasure that guarantees relaxation during the holiday.
Dr Morris Fishbein reports Oklahoma agricultural tests show zinc in dried containers poses no harm. Across three animal generations feeding with zinc did not cause adverse effects or tissue accumulation. Even high zinc amounts in feed did not impair growth or reproduction.
Fragmented OCR style query discusses theater transport and ticketing. It mentions providing transportation to the theater and furnishing meals, with references to mailing and meeting guests for a theater party. The text lacks coherent details or clear events.
The residence of Mrs Lovells Maught in Middletown is undergoing a fresh coat of paint. Local work is underway to refresh the home’s exterior.
A fragmented wartime gossip item quotes a speaker claiming the nation was never as ready for a major conflict and jokes about marriages being overrated. The piece references a New Year mood and hints at public skepticism toward national mobilization and wartime morale.
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