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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1927

Page

3

Hope 10 Holds Down New City Tax Rate

The Hobt 10 hold down city tax rate as board and officials debate budget plans. Mayor and council consider street and park improvements, relocate railroad tracks, and lease care taker building on West Court Street with parking and package handling provisions. Public meeting previews continued review of expenditures for the coming year.

HOPE Meyer Cater Tae Peard Mirela Aupurh Uae Baye Culler Tsat Fairgrounds Yacop Rohrback Hagerstown Frederick Grove South Court Edward J Smith Citt

American Wounded on Mexican Train Attack

Miss Florence Anderson, an American, was seriously wounded in a train hold up 15 kilometers south of Apapopeta, Mexico. J Windsor Ives, vice consul at Mazatlan, reported 11 passengers in the party with up to 15 killed or wounded. The raid involved several hundred bandits, more than 40 shots fired, and the train later reached Maratian where Anderson was hospitalized.

Washington Florence Anderson Apapopeta Mexico State Department J. Windsor Ives Mazatlan Miss Anderson Ives Maratian Mixs Anerson Mies Anderson Los Angeles Mesicu City Mexican National University Nazarit

Fragmented text on toxin need and fever treatment

The readable fragments discuss fly-tox and fever care, mentioning government actions and possible medical concerns. Names, dates, places, and clear facts are largely missing or garbled, yielding a sparse, incomplete note. The content hints at public health issues without concrete incidents or outcomes.

Tinymites and Scouty Race to the Shore

The Tinymites join Scouty in a rambunctious run and swing ride as they race along the shore enjoying the waves and cheers. Scouty warns of dizziness and danger before a bear appears, turning the playful chase into a perilous moment that ends with a cliffhanger.

Tinymites Crowny Tranc Szooty Shin Sandrehore Copsright NEA Sertice, Inc

President Coolidge Tours Yellowstone by Speed Boat Ride

President Coolidge rode a speed boat across Yellowstone Lake to Frank Island for rainbow and mackinaw fishing as part of a broader visit. The journey from Old Faithful showcased mountain scenery, pine forests, and a near primitive gulch era memory of a stage coach hold up. A large crowd greeted the party at Lake Hotel while a bear approached to snatch food from passing cars. Mrs Coolidge slipped on a rocky ledge near boiling fish pots at West Thumb.

Yellowstone National Park Coolidge Yellowstone Lake Frank Island Yellowstone Park Mrs. Coolidges Lake Hotel Old Faithful Bear Westthumb

Moones Emeraid Oil Offered for Rheumatic Pain Relief

A sensational remedy claim paragraph touts Moone's Emeraid Oil as a simple, pleasant treatment for deep seated rheumatic pains. It promises quick relief from even stubborn cases with a powerful penetrating effect and urges readers to obtain a bottle.

Moone Blessed Reef

Placed in Water, Injury Avoided at Unnamed Spot

A brief note records that someone stepped into water but the temperature prevented harm to a person described as female. The incident emphasizes fortunate avoidance of injury and lacks further details.

Two fined twenty dollars in police court ruling

David Myers and William Stoner were found guilty of being drunk and disorderly and fined $20 plus costs by Judge Sherman in police court. A resisting arrest charge was dismissed. John Shipley was found not guilty. Joel Smith was acquitted of larceny. Thomas Strander was ordered to pay his aged mother $2 weekly.

David Myers William Stoner Jaethe Sherman PF. Bowers John Shipley Joel Smith Thomas Strander

Carnival Keeps Spirits Up In Cool Weather

Crowds throng Baker Park as a cool breeze swirls through the carnival. Highlights include junior and senior free style swims, diving events, a water show, and prize giveaways. The evening show features Myr Isle of Worsterful Dreams with acts and a winner announced for Tuesday’s lucky number. The tennis tournament opens Monday with prizes donated by local businesses and events for singles and doubles.

James Henen Learda Paul Keet Co Stoends Frank T James Togecunds Prim Heep Michaeh Alka Acaugh Herre Willach Everal Astestabls Richard Kline James Houck Roh Seeger David Yinger James Hoo Conden Coprow Chines Siner Helen Mitchell Mary Mitchell Baltimore Wash- Ingreg Baker Park Met's Silver Spring Cap Sllver Platter George B. McCleery Bors Community Hardware Company Girlis Sh Teyata Sowa Grve

Fragmentary note hints at earliest printed story details

A garbled OCR fragment mentions an earliest printed story and appears to reference various terms like gate, secrets, and rites. Names, dates, and clear facts are unreadable, leaving only a vague hint of a historical publication inquiry without concrete details.

A Quiet Town Hero Behind the Counter

In a small town a humble counter helper is adored by all as life passes through her shop. She listens with eager eyes to a missionary and longs to do something meaningful. J C Penney expresses appreciation for the community’s quiet service and impact.

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