Fort Erie dream of growth and civic pride through enterprise
A reflective piece urges Frederick readers to seize local real estate and business opportunities tied to the historic Fort Erie bridge dedication. It argues future growth depends on foresight, capital, and marketing to spark a thriving town center and river trade, warning stagnation if no action is taken.
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Niagara River
Fort Erte
Vana
United States
Waacody
Prince Wales
Dawes
Wert Erie
Erie
Frederick
Aviation Losses Raise Urgency for Safer Flight Programs
Fragmented OCR notes recount ongoing aviation dangers as cadets and aviators face deaths this year. Mentions training, caution against rushing to fame, and the need for further development and safety measures before cross country flights can proceed.
Old Masters and a Silent House of Memories
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls a shared home and a long year of happiness. The speaker describes a quiet room and a white cat as a looming dread, while a past event of a loved one dying casts shadow over present sleep and memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson
Daily Lessons In English From W LI Gorpox
Language notes discuss word usage and pronunciation with examples. The article mentions spelling errors and definitions such as ostensible and diameter while emphasizing expanding vocabulary one word daily. It references historical patterns for party conventions typically mid June.
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W. LI Gorpox
Siad
Masterias
T/ J
Twenty Years Ago In Frederick Local Items From The News
Twenty years ago today in Frederick notes from The News column reference Emensie repairs at St. Jacobs Reformed Church Suulasville led by Rev Milton H. Sangree. The piece mentions guests, travelers, and local names such as Kemp, Braddock Weights, and Maxwell with scattered references to Easton Pennsylvania and Ohio figures, plus officials like the Attorney General and Comptroller visiting Rockville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Jacob's Reformed Church
Suulasville
Milton H. Sangree
Adamstown Notes and Local Social Roundup
Adamstown and vicinity report a busy week of visits and illness updates. Residents attend gatherings, welcome relatives, and share news of travel, hospital stays, and home improvements in a breezy county column style.
Walkersville Bi Miss Mane Vacation Notes
A locally reported note describes residents and families from Walkersville and nearby areas visiting Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore for a vacation or medical matter. It mentions several individuals by name and outlines social visits and arrangements across multiple households.
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Mane
Jebus” Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
A. Mo Spankier
Nervousness Viewed as Primary Cause of Stammering
A garbled report attributes stammering to nervousness with references to a speech therapy provider and education officials. It mentions investigations, expert cooperation, and possible medical or instructional approaches, noting outcomes and potential treatments.
Community Notices and Social Updates from Jamestown
Fragmented readable lines describe families and neighbors in Jamestown, including Stauffer, Zimmermaz, Ry, and Cramer relations, plus a wedding tour stopover in Atlantic City. A Lutheran Sunday School group hosted a drive or roast at Thurmont on August 24, and the Monocacy Valley canning effort is mentioned as starting.
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Stauffer
Nane
David Cramer
George Harris Stauffer
Atlantic City
Robert Nico
Emma Jane Koons
Depend On Us
Claws of
the Lutheran Sunday School
Thurmont
Monocacy Valley
Uae
Eprom
Geography and History Quiz From Old Publication
Questions ask about Europe’s longest river coal origin hemp fibers goats with long hair and regional bounds of states. It also asks where the Sahara Desert is located and which river Newcastle upon Tyne lies on. Readers identify Joseph Pennell and the city where President McKinley was shot.
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Europe
Drestoo
Sahara Desert
Newcastle
England
Joseph Pennell
President McKitleny
Crabatig Salad Ballad On Crabs And Eating
A fragmented verse lyric voice laments crab dishes and edible morsels with playful slang about liking and avoiding crabs. It references a salty humor tone and a playful obsession with seafood as a central theme.
Fragmented OCR Note on Real Estate and Insurance
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions real estate and an insurance agency with unclear names and dates. It references property listings and a planned security or protection action, but details are illegible. The text lacks coherent facts or identifiable entities to summarize fully.
Today In History and Births Across Nations
A collage of historical notes lists events and anniversaries including battles, nationalizations, strikes, and notable births. Sir Ernest Rutherford and other figures are highlighted with ages. The day also marks events from World Zionist Congress to public figures in U S politics and academia.
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William C. Cattell
Lafayette College
Raphael Semmes
Treasury
Mellon le
New York
Europe
Omaha Bag
Charles A. Lindbergh
Ciy
World Zionist Congress
Basle
Switzerland
United States
Battalo
Priests’ Eucharistic League
Detroit
American Title Association
Jingle About Woodwork and Food Sparks Odd Conversation
A fragmentary jingle line speaks of sewing wood and sharing food as rightful, followed by a hobos appetite referenced with a rough figure. The text hints at a rural or street scene and a humorous or cryptic exchange.
Birth of Motion Picture Industry Told by Its Father
Washington August 30. C Francis Jenkins, Washington inventor, explains how he sold his early motion picture work for 5500 and describes the birth of cinema. He recounts developing a projector, creating the first theater at the Cotton States Exposition in 1895, and early showings on a silk handkerchief. He notes later inventions for safer air travel and launching devices for planes.
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Rodney Dutcher
NEA Service
Jenkins
Bres
Todseums
Renins
Dea
Mains
Edison
Ile Pictures
Thes
Sumner T. Kimball
Life Saving Service
Atlantic City
Niagara Falls
Atlanta
Anyonie
Desperaton
Spieler
Rca
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Piace
Rotmratha
Weber
Erample
Pio
Borright Katina
Dia Fa Besser
Ory
Katy Sall
Ehaty Sen
Braddock
Ba Ho
Mies Maxwell
Easton, Pa
Caiimbes Kemp
Raiteas
Preatabas
Ohio
Beter
Isaac Lobers
Doskhua
Conan
Treeaury
Rockvillate
Adamstown
Mme Anne Limore
Murgea
Coateh
Brown
Mary Lochner
Freiriyk
Mary Thomas
Hilda
Fe Brosius
Washington
Mattie O'Hara
Pant Grimm
Washwiston
Randolph Edwards and
Aichert and
Lawrences
Mary Edwards
C A. Oslo
George Gher Hin
Charles Town
W. Va
B. Scarff Ang
Munster
Georeg Baker
Lawrence Baker
Roger X. Day
Frosburg
Robert
Misaes Cora
Marr
Walkersville
Anu
Joe Hammond
Iauchter
Dorothy Les
Dersey Hammond
Leo Hammond
Tamis
Jet Pitschurch
D. R Hammond
Anna Hammona
Tom Mies
Elmer
Evra
Michael Ant
DE Morriz
Katee Jomne
Dietty
Alice
Vital Myra
Calvi
Elmer WL
Dory
Fultimore
Rodsiph Grove
Frederik
M MO
Michael Wetter
Claytory Zimmermaz
Kiet
Jamestown
Bible Thought
Noah
Uroara
Kgi
Frecch
Chernutihe Bay
Americas
Maron le Roy Bur
Os College
Universited
Minnesota
Michigan
Brooklyn
Atoo
Mich
Otsawatomie
Kas
Semmes
Confederacy
Ar Moble
Lesy County
Orange
Boston
Ernest Rutherford
Brit
New Zealand
Henry FB Hollis
Lew Hampsure
West Concord
S. H
Frital Scheff
Vienna
Lawrence C. Phipps
Colorado
Washington County
Rapper Fanny
Aerls
Pat
Pes
Prazes Broz
Evrie
Tyee Cale
Cet
Efit Oo
Rey
Edisom
Stee Vircuee Brosius
Berthe Aitt
Helen Dutrow
Margaret Mardy
Cora Virginia Mohr
Antoinette Grove
C. Francis Jenkins
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