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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1927
Page
4
A garbled OCR page from The Daily News shows notices about advertising and legal postings. The fragment references Seabees and warnings about bids and public notices, with unclear dates and entities.
A humorous piece recalls a golf outing with a club personality who delivers laughs while paying all bills and receiving little publicity. It notes the player’s flawed but endearing game and the dream of a club record or a hole in one. Tax reduction discussion follows with calls to repeal excise and corporation taxes to ease prices and boost spending. Some aviators break records while others risk lives.
Fragmentary verse speaks of rainbow, dew and distant masters. The narrator folds arms, contemplates beauty, and wonders at perception and meaning. The text lacks clear narrative and presents oblique, lyric phrasing.
Inquiring Reporter records public reactions to court delays and criminal justice flaws. Citizens urge shorter proceedings, stricter sentencing, and tighter data use to curb crime and prevent appeals that delay justice.
This item presents a short quiz on American song birds with questions about the state bird of Kansas, nocturnal hunters with red eyelids, a bird linked to a yellow hammer name, feathered adaptations for snow, and related birding terms.
A garbled local prose piece discusses Anderson Fish and his finances. It hints at rising expenses and new luxuries while his future prospects appear uncertain. The text reads like a reflective town note on personal fortunes and community viewpoint.
A concise Bible Thought column reflects on faith and daily life, exploring how scripture guides personal decisions and community values. Readers encounter reflections on courage hope and humility tied to familiar biblical passages.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a young president and a university scene. It references a Thom ve Tst and a forty-two age, with uncertain context about a presidency and a staged event. The text is incomplete and lacks clear dates or outcomes.
L M Estabrook recounts arrival in Honolulu aboard a cargo ship with Marines en route to China. He praises the city’s harbor, Diamond Head, and local life while detailing conversations with Dr. Pierce of the U S Department of Agriculture, marine drills, and impressions of early Hawaiian society and its racial dynamics.
Today in history notes events from 6th to 9th decades including a New York elevated railroad opening, Tuskegee Institute leadership changes, and a Toronto to Philadelphia parade. It lists birthdays such as Lee de Forest and James Keane, plus upcoming conventions in Montreal and Paris with American Legion delegates and Vermont tax officials speaking at Bellows Falls.
A brief Q and A on common table etiquette asks who serves various courses when no maid is available. Answers state Father serves soup and main courses, Mother serves salad and dessert, and passing dishes around the table quietly is preferred.
Items from The News dated Aug 26 1907 include articles of incorporation for the Emmitsburg Cornet Band listing Charles J Rorensteel John A Litth Isaac Gelwicks and Wm Longnecker as incorporators. The Democratic central committee for Frederich district elected JC Waters as chairman Joseph W Gavetz as vice chair and Jos F Eisenbauer as treasurer. The New Mountain Circle Mill on Carrol street by D W Dietrich Philadelphia has been completed and will begin operations next week. Three men were killed and another seriously hurt by an engine explosion at the sawmill of Dr A Kalbaeck near Pondsville. Repairs to the inspector of the Minthadje Dam at New Market bay started. New East Point gome has a telegraph on this wt convention. Epseaneh go ele of Marviane adopts conclusions disacpsoring of FOTk of Duchares OF Siadan. A large crowd attended a barn tagging on the farm of arin Reachiey Mest Risad Run Brandenburg and Companys were the contractors.
Dr Norris Fishbein outlines economic losses from industrial accidents and sickness. He cites total annual wage loss of about 1.3 million dollars, medical and nursing costs near 243000, and 700 800 working years lost, urging health supervision and prompt action to prevent most illness and accidents.
A reading note teaches pronunciation and usage errors. It highlights common mispronunciations such as bacteria and baleteria and encourages expanding vocabulary by mastering one word daily with incipiency as today’s example in a short lesson.
Alderman John S. Resn purchases about seven acres along the Fair Grounds road from Atlee Haines. Resn plans to use the land for stock-raising and related purposes.
The readable text shows mangled phrases about power, mistakes, affection, and a person named Ole. It mentions a nickel and a sense of love or happiness, with unclear context and several garbled words.
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