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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1926
Page
4
Poorly legible text hints at public notices about a case or proceeding but provides few readable names or dates. The fragment suggests editorial concern over potential reputational harm and prohibition on redaction or coercive charges, with limited clarity on the exact subject or parties involved.
The article urges earlier holiday shopping to ease congestion and labor strain on workers. It argues purchases two to three weeks before Christmas would improve efficiency, reduce costs, and spare clerks, post office and delivery staff from peak season hardship. It notes the latter fortnight creates stress and urges Frederick residents to act now.
A clipped excerpt presents English lessons with headings on pronunciation and synonyms. It mentions fidelity, encourage and buoy as key ideas and hints at a daily practice format. The text is fragmentary and lacks a clear narrative or context.
The note lists Beten Chain and Clive Bronk at the Wotan Melodrama with a second show tonight. Amateur acts perform on stage and appear again soon. Nearby listings mention Potash and Permutte in Hollywood and other arts features at the Broadwar with national artists.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions names including Michael and Lan dauer plus other unreadable text. The piece appears to reference people and a place but lacks coherent facts or events to summarize.
The passage presents a quiz based on a periodical page with a list of questions. It mentions names like Alexander Kerensky and Albert A Michelson and asks about roles, publications, and a public event. It references Armistice Day and a Kansas City function.
A fragment describes Grange flowers used in perfumery with orange towers scent and distilling processes. It notes the strong aroma of the perfume, mentions Oriene and Memied blends, and hints at fashion influence. A farmer in Lincolnshire harvested potatoes by plane in 25 minutes, a contrasting odd detail.
A compiled list noting historical events and notable births on December 23 across years. Entries cover political milestones in Portugal and the United States, military figures, presidents, governors, explorers, and religious and cultural anniversaries. Includes World War I and interwar era references and upcoming Christmas timing.
Special services at Centennial Memorial United Brethren church on Sunday begin at 9 30 a m with the Ladies Bible Class attending. Prof Huber Strine will greet attendees. A 10 45 a m Woman s Day service is led by the Women s Missionary Society and Oxterbetn Guild. At 7 30 p m Dr George Strine will speak on Empty Pews Who are You Empty and How Can We Fill You. It is a Bring One event.
Local notes recap items from Frederick including Banard & Sh ton pre Melay Commandery Knights Templar and Rear-Admirals Schler. Two photos shown at C C Carty window East Patrick street. Charles Hahn places panes on courthouse outer door. Prof Irvings Blaser family in Washington. John Quinn starts as Secretary at Frith's Ox Fibre brass works.
An Annus County city hosts a Red Cross mat call listing dozens of volunteers and supporters. Names include Frederick uety Heaps, Mrs E. LD Netgtbure Gipirmas, and many area residents from Ames to Frederick City Cleapersy reflecting a broad community effort coordinated by chairmen and local officials.
Carroll W. Rasin was found guilty by a Baltimore jury in Criminal Court on one of seven indictments for stealing funds from W. W. Lanahan and Company. The verdict carries a mixed sentence of 10 years with potential clemency. Jadie O Dunne received a suspended sentence pending motion for a new trial. Rasin was released on 25 dollars bail. Rasin faced charges of receiving 113704 from J Stephen Kelley, a former bank employee now in penitentiary for theft.
A report by the Maryland School Board outlines funding and plans to expand the main building with 20 classrooms and new facilities for domestic science and home economics at an estimated cost of 7,000. It calls for a taller brick smokestack at 7,000, repairs to the old Barracks at 1,000, a cyclone woven wire fence at 1,600, and a cement walk on South Market Street at 1,200. The report notes growing enrollment, improved trades shops, and broader curricula including print shop, cabinet shop, tailoring, shoemaking, barbering, and home arts, alongside strong athletic programs.
Washington dispatch profiles Miss Qura Rubin of Boise Idaho secretary to Senator Borah. She has served 20 years, rising from personal stenographer to secretary of the Foreign Relations Committee chair, handling records and treaties and managing Borah’s publicity and vast mail.
Dr Morris Fishbein discusses how crowded living conditions influence health. A British study by the Medical Research Council on Scottish urban and rural children links overcrowding, poor housing, and maternal efficiency to growth delays, nutritional issues, and overall welfare.
A Nature Magazine feature from Washington describes the Persophthatmus as an ancient coastal fish that sits on stones and roots out of water using strong pectoral fins. It watches its surroundings with protruding eyes and can climb on land toward bushes and roots when alarmed. The note invites readers to mail questions to Nature Magazine via this paper.
Arrangements completed for the Religious Educational Institute this afternoon and evening at Centennial Memorial United Brethren church. Rev. George W. Shine, pastor, presides. Dr. Caries W. Brubaker of Dayton will lecture on The New Program of Religious Education this afternoon at 2 and deliver a lecture on Wheat shall The Harvest Be in the evening. Revs. Joan Fisher W. F. Kohler and George Browns address the afternoon session. Mr. Glenn Garber presides at the evening service.
Miss Mataline Kidd of Mt. Airy and Harold Kanode son of Jacob Renee of this city wed last week in Cumberland. The room is a member of the Liberty Theatre orchestra. They will reside in Cumberland.
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