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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1927
Page
4
OCR fragment references corrections. mentions agate or rotable items and public notices. notes about processing, feeding, or authorities and the need for attention by a recorder. contains garbled names and dates, unclear specifics about actions or parties involved.
Rodolph Gunther a New York advertising man predicts a new record in financial advertising this year noting higher appropriations since 1998. He credits government wartime policy and widespread banking and investment marketing for shaping saving habits and directing funds into sensible investments, lowering interest rates and boosting production.
A fragment notes China’s perceived challenge to outside nations as the world debates misgivings about its strategic thinking and external influence. The terse remark hints at nationalist skepticism and fears abroad, without detailing events or actors.
Inquiring Reporter surveys local readers about popular topics. The piece mentions Mars Carroll and various names in a scattered fashion, with fragmented phrases suggesting a question and answer format and a mix of personal notices.
The Rocky Ridge community hosts a large picnic with vocal music by the Rocky Ridge choir led by G. I. Helter and the Paradise Protectory Band. Officials from Baltimore and Maryland attend as parade attractions, with a 75 foot sliding board, swings, saws, and other amusements. The event draws about eight thousand attendees, spanning Carroll County and neighboring areas into Pennsylvania.
A reflective note blends Psalm 90:12 with Shakespearean lines, urging mindful living and prudent wisdom. It juxtaposes biblical brevity about counting days with a critique of rash, buoyant folly.
Ballenger Grange Quting announces Ballenger Farm Bureau unit meeting and outing near Feazarilie two and a half miles west, Rey Zimmerman's property to host Thursday afternoon into evening. Entertainment by local Riwanis club. program directed by Zimmerman. Braddock Heights lot sale: Gilmore R. Flautt reports Solomon Stern’s property on Jefferson Boulevard sold to Howard W. Young. Lot frontage 50 feet, depth 150 feet, alley. Young plans to build a modern bungalow.
A blast at Mayor F. Brooming's home Saturday caused extensive damage. Police say a rear alley car with lights out was seen departing before the explosion. Mayor's daughter Ethel Broening was unharmed. dog and nine neighborhood dogs were previously poisoned. Guards protect City Comptroller Graham and City Council President Bryant homes as a precaution while investigators, including Thomas Johnson and John Doe, prepare a report for the mayor. A separate note reports the annual Grossnickle Blessing reunion set for October 13 near Waynesboro.
Principal Gladys Scott Nevis Dom Gat Dorothy Todd Ella Wootton Kensington Grace L Ryan Elizabeth Bowman Laura G King Nannie R Flinn Igilenna Murphy Antoinette Darby Eldeane Seaman Grace Howes Music teachers Louise Reynolds Mrs Edgar Rogers Mrs Frank Davis
Twenty years ago in Frederick readers learned of scholarship winners to Western Maryland Culzin Hines Lander and Mary De Lashmutt Buckerstown St Johns Wm E Wauver Myeraville Maryland Agricultural College J Wm Firor Thurmont Towson Normal M Steve Anders Sabaville Minaie Cockeriry Middletown Joseph Baker faced defeat for Governor in the Democratic State Convention. A storm did great damage to farms near Jamison Walkersville and Reber A Kemp’s poplar price exhibit planned at Kirkgie h Cry Hospital events noted on the lawn of Mr and Mrs Albert Wallis on Third Street.
A compiled list of historical notes and birthdays for the day, covering figures from John Dryden to Chadity Nagel, with events from 1708 to the early 20th century. Mentions include political shifts, battles, and notable anniversaries, along with upcoming primaries and the Klan investigations in Alabama.
English readers favor the sturdy Airedale over the pampered Pembroke in a note on canine preferences. The column presents ten quiz prompts covering geography science and history with multiple choice options.
Dr Morris F Ishbein editors article reviews 99 pediatric convulsion cases from birth to 2.5 years. Most occur in first year, 20 percent tied to a relative epileptic, some with mental deficiency, and many convulsions reflect serious nervous system issues. Emphasizes prompt investigation, quiet handling, and immediate physician contact during episodes.
A fragmentary verse fragment presents James Rosell Lowell’s meditation on inherited wealth and status. It contrasts rich lands and bricks with soft hands and fear of cold, suggesting social scrutiny of heritage as a theme. The lines evoke a public voice asking the reader to utter the phrase in the news.
Daily Lessons In English discusses common word confusions mispronunciations and misspellings. It highlights usage guidance for presumption form basil pronunciation and the idea that mastering one word strengthens vocabulary with a focus on resumption as the act of taking duties again after interruption.
The item surveys home versus public manners and restraint in social settings. It asks what counts as proper behavior in public, how a man should respond to a companion's missteps, and emphasizes avoiding loud talk and attention seeking conduct.
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