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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1927
Page
4
A damaged OCR item from UR DAILY NEWS shows partial public notice text about an advertised sale. It references Bereta street and local authorities, with unclear dates and names, and invites corrections from the editor. The fragment lacks complete action, place, or deadline.
Column argues modern civilization faces threats from war and moral decline. It compares current faults to ancient times, warns apathy in voting and public duty, and urges citizens to engage in elections and public affairs to preserve society.
The president and visitors celebrate a week of sightseeing in Tellometone National Park. The article praises setting aside wild lands for future park expansion and notes the uplifting effect of fine scenery on travelers.
In a Q and A style feature, Ara Fee Pereens questions residents including Karam and Yatton about events and opinions. Albert Gannon is cited among those responding, with respondents addressing community concerns and daily life in the area.
In a Philadelphia letter WM. M. HARDT recalls his father Hardt and a Union soldier aided at Monocacy. He notes a temporary Confederate arrest, then release after proof of humanitarian acts. He endorses public contributions to a marker and supports Baker Park christening efforts.
Old Masters discuss a certain court lady noting envy and wit while praising balance of humor and melancholy. A claim of fault is raised but the speaker insists the woman is virtuous. a final recognition of her decline or death follows in the dialogue.
A fragmentary Frederick Evening column from August 29 1997 notes social events and property transfers. It mentions Wald Country Club intermediation, planning by community members including Mutier eed Newmann and Grace Hai ier, and sales by Harry W. Bowers to Dr. Fosepa Pries and Joseph Lo rd Bauers on East noone tems see TE ta Na ef Cauk duder Wad Telarnca sta Shaw T ok street ser ve Erva Hon AL Kemp noete 7 ore Peak Avani.
The clipping lists numerous visits and travels of local residents. It notes baptisms at Piney Creek Church, plus gatherings in Hanover Linwood Westminster Harbor and Baltimore. The long roster mentions relatives from McReynoldsport to Martinsburg, with many sharing weekend and holiday visits across towns.
Middletown residents and visitors are listed in a cascade of social calls and trips. Miss Helen Codlentz visits Mrs Lutfe Darby in Selman Maryland while Mass Mattie Arnold returns from Leesburg Virginia. Families from Baltimore to Atlanta share weekends with local kin and report travels to Ocean City and nearby towns.
A whimsical note extols golf as a seasonal healthful pastime. It describes using a driver and iron to strike the ball toward holes on a course, praising the sport’s exercise and enjoyment for players of all ages.
A fragmented jingle reads about entering Geos and offering apples and candy. The garbled lines mention Faldwina and a plomach arta in a nonsensical sequence with no clear event or names.
Fort Vinname Canta sees a 14,s-Der Cuarde James Napeer recounting events as a city remembered. Birthdays list Maurice Maeter Hack and Duke of Sutherland among notable ages. Events include Salt Lake City cornerstone, Detroit encampment, and Amsterdam architects congress opening.
Quirky reader quiz asks who wrote famous works and names. Questions cover authors of Caviar to the General Moby Dick Artemus Ward real name and other literary queries about battles painters biblical figures and historic phrases.
A compact note on commonly misused words and pronunciations. It highlights errors with pair versus pairs and ware versus waive. The piece defines synonyms like repetition and tautology and starts a vocabulary boost with Ecstasy and exultation.
Tivoli presents Tarean and the Y Golden Lion adapted from an Edgar Rice Burroughs tale. Cast includes James Pierce and Fred Priera with support from others. Jungle setting follows explorers and native peril as centerpiece of tonight’s program.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses a biblical verse about neighborly fire and propriety. It references Psalms and a neighbor’s house, but details are unclear. The item reads like a stray quote or note rather than a full news item.
Dr Morris Fishbein reviews dietary guidance for nervous indigestion from Dr W C Alvares. The piece cautions against excessive bran, lists tolerable foods and soft diet options, and notes room for individual variation in fiber, fruits, grains, proteins, and desserts during treatment.
The saxophone carries the name of Antoine Joseph Saxe of Belgium and Parke, who created several reed instruments around 154, with the saxophone being one example.
Mrs Ike Lark voices reaction to Erm Moots leader with Sarena Kewspaper reporting two hens named Sues Sita and the community figure as she carries herself in Th' commun.
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