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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1929
Page
4
A newspaper note warns motorists to slow down on country lanes as high speeds cause trees and poles to be struck, risking rollovers and serious injuries. It emphasizes that roadside hazards may not be visible and car speed endangers drivers and passengers.
A column laments nuisance motorists during rainy season who splash mud into gutters and passersby in summer attire. The piece notes offenders may be indifferent or contemptuous, but argues no laws are broken beyond manners and courtesy. The writer doubts courts would address such petty violations.
Fragmentary OCR lists several names including Bryce Muhdoch and Benjamin Huelf with mentions of mechanics and a district area. The piece seems to sketch a community feature with varied figures and local concerns, though many words are garbled.
A jumble of reader notes urges maintaining traffic layouts near Meas Sac with concern for safety and access. The letter mentions favors for Craig, Tobie, Gantry, and Mabey while calling for practical roadway decisions and support for William J Grove AR.25, 729.
A brief note describes settling an outstanding debt related to a two‑hour time span at Paris Mine. The text mentions a possible $511 amount and urges final payment to resolve the issue.
A puzzle fragment describes changing one word to another by altering a single letter per step. It uses COW to HEN as an example with three steps and notes that only complete common words count and the order of letters cannot be rearranged.
A fragmentary column notes events from two decades earlier in Frederick. The text references local items, financial figures, and individuals such as Moser and S. John Wood with scattered mentions of locations like Atlantic City and Bertha, all in a rough 19th or early 20th century newspaper style.
The text presents garbled lines with scattered references to a city case and brief years. It mentions a motion or note from two councils and a wartime context, with incomplete phrases about a window, hotel, and a tense day.
Rodney Dutcher reports Senator Coley Blease, famed for blunt talk and a history of drinking, argues the Republican tariff measures risk shifting control to Democrats. He contends the House bill’s flaws could wipe out GOP majorities, potentially yielding a Democratic Senate and House. He rails at prohibition, rural woes, and the need for roads and industry as he calls for a square deal for workers and opposition to organizers.
Incomplete local item notes a social gathering near Sams Creek with residents including Mrs Sieha Conawar and Miss Geannette Reich, plus visits at Sparks and Carinrs Park. A son was born recently to Myard s Caaries Eckex, with other names and places appearing in fragmentary form.
Fragmentary OCR text from Middleburg notes mentions Stansbury and two others, with references to a piece, sailors and grooves. Unclear details but indicates local names and a dated entry in August.
Today in history recalls Tedaye Ansiottwasche and Osxen Johnson novelist born New York City. It marks 56 years since the Erie bishop died and notes Mary Anderson director born Sv. The era names Petr Datum and Goshen appear in a miscellaneous chronicle with a brief moroscope predicting industrious, success prone character and likely perseverance through troubles.
An excerpt contemplates New York City's rapid rise and endless activity. The writer notes ever higher towers, busy streets, and a mix of people across classes, describing the city as truth rather than mere notion in a vivid, stream of consciousness style.
The note conveys a quirky reflection on desiring comfort and friendship, contrasting simple needs with broader freedom, mentioning a sofa and repose. It reads as a personal musing with fragmented phrasing and informal tone rather than a formal argument or narrative.
New Windsor and Rudolf invite attendees for a free America gathering amid basket lunches. Several locals visit relatives in Elgin Towson and Ocean City while indoor horseshoe contests tally 2.628 prizes and a silver trophy. The Forest and Stream event notes 328 games played with five losses. a Maryland club challenges regional teams.
The Morgan's Grove Fair near Shepherdstown West Virginia opens Monday September 2 and runs day and night for five days. The grounds will be illuminated at night with large displays and features including beer prizes farm machinery exhibits purebred stock and patch work crafts with cash prizes for top entries. Officials list Dr J Jesiten... and LJ Meoth as fair officers as crowds anticipate a long established local event drawing visitors from nearby counties in Virginia and Maryland.
A garbled collection of quotations appears, mentioning women as investments and foreign relations, attributed to Samuel Kop William Bennett Munro and others. The text blends mispunctuated phrases and incomplete attributions, lacking a coherent article structure.
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