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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1927
Page
3
A potpourri of 1927 Frederick notices and ads including Willard storage battery service, cosmetic and hair services, auto exchange, millinery sale, literary event notes, public sale details, farm machinery and livestock auctions, tax and loan offers, and junk recycling. Contains names like Willard Agt Lowell Tire Co Edith Sellling Bernie’s Auto Exchange and Josiah Ramsburg estate with sale date details and addresses in Frederick Maryland.
A New York fashion piece by Henri Bendel for the NEA Service advises white haired women on dressing with tasteful color and cut. It emphasizes reds pinks purples and blues over beige, recommends luxurious fabrics, and describes a black chiffon or velvet Worth gown, a white satin pleated sheath, a garnet coat with natural fur trim, and a sapphire beaded Chanel style gown with matching accessories.
Frances Wilard Walker, daughter of Mr and Mrs Nathan A., died at Fredericksburg Hospital after an illness of several days, at age 1. She leaves a sister and brother in Washington and Funlinge, and relatives Rodney White of Funklinge. Walker was a graduate of the East Hospital, Washington.
Funeral services were held Wednesday at 4 Aird Street for Miss Susan Stein with Rev Dr Char and Rev Dr A officiating. Pallbearers included Raymond Tyler Ira Lambert Edwin Davis and Jane McDevitt. Interment followed at Mount Hope Cemetery conducted by Rev Charles Nichols pastor.
Personal notices list Mrs Monard Smith and others announcing gatherings at Frederick City. Residents travel to Harrisburg and Washington, visit relatives in Libertytown Emmitsburg and Baltimore, with social events at Tivoli theater and theaters in Washington. Courteous society mentions engagements, thanks, and community figures including Major Keefer and local theater staff.
Market prices for cattle hogs and sheep listed by Farrishel Frederick Sonaty Products Inc show figures for cattle steers heifers and cows with hogs and ewes also noted. The brief appears to summarize daily or period prices for livestock and produce in a local market.
Paul Singer son of Mr and Mrs Roy Singer married Eva Hoover daughter of Mr and Mrs Cyrus Hoover at Elder Gere’s home near Union Bridge. The couple will live with the groom’s parents. Singer works for Lehigh Cement Company. Also Marshall A Carpenter and Jennie B Delauter from near Pearl wed at Mt Pleasant on November 23 at 3 pm conducted by Rev Carmahan.
The article extols Luxemburg as a tourist draw with historic fortifications and royal lineage. It highlights the city’s rocky setting, views toward Germany and Belgium, the Vauban fortress modernization, and sights like the duke's palace and the Seventeenth century cathedral. It praises canal roads and scenic drives through the duchy.
A woman recalls a boy dismissed as backward who appears normal at play but reveals a hidden fear. In his mother’s room a mirror scene shows a bronze haired figure and the boy murmurs that two mothers are enough, highlighting a disturbing family moment.
The Boot and Shoe Recorder notes no single worker makes a whole pair of shoes. About 100 operations exist before completion. Output depends on plant size and quality, ranging from a few hundred to 30 800 or more pairs daily. A 300-worker factory may produce 800 or 990 pairs at full capacity, while cheap-shoe factories with the same staff could reach 2,000 pairs daily.
A new nature reserve near Enheadle is permanently protected for birds animals and flowers. The site hosts about 25 bird species common to Staffordshire along with foxes deer squirrels and other wildlife. The reserve offers scenic views and emphasizes conservation in the county.
The fragmentary note references three tables in A-l condition dated 1920. No clear event or identifiable individuals are present to establish a full news item.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention North Market Street Fellview Avenue and a realtor John W. aba agent for E & Strout Ferm Agency. Several garbled terms reference rooming and objects but lack coherent events or specifics.
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