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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1927

Page

3

Being a President's Wife and the Go-Getting Attitude

The piece discusses Mrs. Coolidge as a presidential spouse facing scrutiny and duty while balancing personal ambition. It contrasts her potential influence with public expectations and the strain of public life on her role and appearance. It then shifts to critique the overassertive go-getter ethos in business, noting such behavior can hinder long-term relations despite apparent drive.

Cooldige Coolidge Dhee Go-Petiers Bilion

Luf's Stuff and a Stray Mosquitoes Attack

Fragmented OCR text describes a chaotic scene with a person naming a mosquito and a hostile encounter. The narrator mentions a creature called WOK and a string of disjointed actions, implying a defensive struggle and confusion. No clear events or identities are confirmed.

Inquiring Reporter Answers Five Ferns and Quester

Inquiring Reporter presents five ferns and a quirky list of questions asked by readers. The section mixes playful clues with odd spellings and dated phrasing, reflecting a light feature asides format.

Letters to the Editor on Frederick station and park trees

Readers deride the unfinished Frederick railroad station as unsightly and mock the Pennsylania Railroad finest in the world claim. A suggestion to plant trees in Baker Park invites donations with donor tags for future civic pride.

Local Notes and Visits Across County

Galt remains seriously ill. Various visitors and travelers including Mrs Landis and her son Richard of York and Miss Mackley of Westattwater spent time with Mrs Ste Landis. Multiple residents and relatives from Baltimore Philadelphia Newark and York visited friends and family in the area. Homemakers Club to meet Aug 28.

Gamiel Galt Little Bhord Richard York Ste Landis Clara Mackley Westattwater Mary Brintog Levi Frock Pear Town William Perago Percy L. Mehring Springfield Melring Luther Mehring Tolbert Sharp Nise Ethel Town James Welty Walon Grove Mina Catherine Alling New Oxford Mary Heeson Mise Mary George Baltimore Ave Walter Wit Homemakers’ Club Carrol Dernin St. Agnes Hospital Elizabeth Birnley Eleanor Margaret Nulton Philadelphia Edina Burke Newark Del Walter A. Bower Wiliam F. Bricker Thad G. Crappter New York City Sue G. Crappter William MM. Kehn Grayson A. Shank Taneytown Marylanit

Watermelon Party At Keysville Kerarille

Visitors listed at T C Fox home include George Mitchel and wife George Cameron and family Paeul ine Lawrence Raymond Alice Gohr Elmer Fox Dorathy Williams Anna Bell James William Edward Williams and others from Baltt Washington Pikesville Waynesboro Pa and local towns. Many relatives from the Fox and Demer families attended a Sunday gathering with extended kin from Harve Carmack and Canmack families noted.

Kerarille T. C. Fox George Mitchel George Cameron Paeuline Lawrence An Raymond Alice Gohr Baltt Elmer Fox Dorothy Anna Bell James William Edward Williams Washington T. C Richard John Fox Pikesvile Jstin Waltz Waynesdore George Deberrr Middlebors Carl Haines Wits James Keser Heten Ant Sens Edgar Glean Carroll Ros Eiser Wie Rece Eiser Dauchten Raiand Uefa Anne Mae Veee Erbrl Vatentire Marty Haines Tanser Te Nery

Fox Family Reunion Held in Flickinga's Grove

The flat Fox family reunion took place in Flickinga's Grove in Taneytown on Wednesday August 10. Officers were elected and the gathering voted to hold annual reunions, with the next Fox and Young reunion set for the second Wednesday in August 1928 at Fligh inger's Grove in Taveytown. A picnic dinner and supper were served among a large list of attendees including John D. Fox and many relatives.

Thomas Fox Albert Fox Elmer Fox Eany Fox Co. Cameron Geo E. Fox C. A. Stults Wo. Anders Geo. Mitched Leslie Fox Marie Windeshiems Samuel Boyd Upton Austin John Ohler Geo. W. Fox John Steipagr Charles Sell George Deberry Worman Fox Mary Speak Jesse Fox Emory Fox W. A. Spurrier Anua Stein Grover Barrick J. W. Speak Virginia Late Charles Moser Catherine Speak Salld Delaplane Lester Troxell Harry Deberry da Moore Anns Bell Fox Carrie Long Pauline Cameron Grace Fox Annie Gil Carmen Austin Marts Houck Beulah Anders Lois Lee Fox Anna Sell Charlotte Austin Thelma Lei Luelis Deberry Paw Fox Marguerite Deberry Dorothy Barrick Ruth Barrick Carmen Fos Elizabeth Speak Julialee Watts Eugene Moser Helen Berrymac Orvall Speak Richard Ohler Clyde Seil Richard Spean Paul Deberry Marehail Fox Ray Cameron George Fox John Foz Robert Fox Russell Fox James Fox, Jr Roy Moyer Richard Fox Carroll Troxell William Fox Fararsen

Frederick Twenty Years Ago Column Notes Local Events

Twenty years ago in Frederick the Sewa column notes a Brunswick branch wholesale horses plan by D C Winebrewer and Som. It also mentions an accident with Frank Schwearing breaking his toe and a school appointment for Adamstown High School as principal. A public sale auction item lists Miss Emma Gittinges as secretary and several local participants with bids.

D.C. Winebrewer and Som Brunswick

Notable Events and Births Mark Today in History

A jumble of historical notes lists events such as the 1697 formal opening of the National Gallery of British Art, royal birthdays, and anniversaries. It notes figures like Gen. Samer Bo Maxey, Cardinal Dougherty, and universities leaders, with mentions of Independence Day celebrations and upcoming philatelic society conventions.

Lackeraig Marth Camilla Dore Internations Cooperative Congress van Sorphides Nanan Boom Paris Teo Miliage Deligrs Worth LD Oplais Sessed Las Frencises Samer Bo Maxey U. K Teme Berek Berek Stcogs, Ark Bors Tespites Ina Natonal Gallery of Henry Tate George Pesay Dominican Republic Prince of Wales Canadian Rockies United States Canada New England Farmers’ Cooperative Association Connecticut State Agricultural College Bennington the Ben- Aineton Anneoyne Saratoga

Three Guesses Quiz Reflects On Common Misconceptions

The item presents a quiz with questions about geography language and history. It asks which region names correspond to the Ganges river and the Sarmouche pseudonym questions, while naming figures like Benjamin Franklin and Patrick Henry and addressing general knowledge such as capital cities and materials like coal.

India Egypt Persia Rudyard Kipling Great Balt Lake Wyoming Utah Idaho General Grant Washington Cairo New York City Bleeco Ibanez Rafael Satatini Anatole France Philippines Australia Java Benjamin Frasklin Barbara Fritchle Patrick Henry New Zealand Melbourne Wellington

Missing lines resemble a late 1930s jingle fragment

The note presents a garbled jingle with phrases about a sign and a price from 1937, attributed to NEA Series. It mentions a man and an estranger figure but lacks coherent coverage of events or identifiable entities. The readable bits suggest a sales or promotional line rather than a complete article.

Contagious Diseases Traced To Tattoo Infections

Dr Morrig Mshbein reports tattoos linked to several contagious diseases due to unsanitary practices. Sailors and soldiers abroad use improvised inks, often injected with dirty tools, spreading tuberculosis erysipelas and venereal diseases. Removal is difficult, requiring skin peeling or harsh remedies by skilled practitioners.

Morrig Mshbein American Medical Association Hygsia Perecstas Max Hed Fleming Liverpool Beck Mermais Ewupesder

Etiquette Letters and Etiquette Etiquette Q&A

A distressed reader asks about writing letters of introduction to friends in another city and how two strangers present a letter of introduction. The answers suggest letters for friends, entertainment after matinee, and restrictions on serving drinks during hours.

Xeman

Bible Thought Lay Hold on Eternal We

An elderly reader reflects on the sobering idea that earthly influence fades with time, stressing the lasting impact of life beyond mortal limits and the haunting thought of legacy after death.

Tia

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