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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1926
Page
4
A damaged OCR fragment discusses editorial notes on a theater column in Fredericton with references to editors, publishers, and public notices. It mentions attribution, corrections, and potential misstatements amid a drought context and theatrical reporting.
A midcentury column discusses calendars and why households collect them, noting overproduction and possible government distribution ideas. It also includes Olive Roberts Darton quotes on manners and punctuality, and humorous asides about dating and social etiquette in a dated American voice.
Language lesson notes discuss misused terms and pronunciation issues. It highlights misused forms such as gentlem en and Men, suggests correct usage, lists synonyms like Objection and refusal, and defines palier as paleness with a note on the confusing phrasing in the example text.
The piece blends a sentimental note from X A Lufburrow about children’s toys and nightly cleanup with political financial figures from T Alan Gait and Willam P Coly, plus a Greenwich Observatory vault clock claim and U S export data to Chile for the 1924-25 fiscal year.
Fragmentary lines discuss farmers and newspapers, noting pictures and coverage. References to Tilford Moots and Newnsoa appear as partial names amid lively banter about readers and parties. The text lacks clear event details or dates.
A collage of dates and names marks today in history with births and events. Notable notes include deaths and anniversaries of Lyon born macabre Keeamler and US Supreme Court appointee David J. Brewer, plus 1919 Panama Pacific Exposition closing and Chicago international fair notes.
Theodore FH Alexander announces sale of Mrs Lavina Lewis property in Fearayitle to Harlett V. Carer. Possession with stock and fixtures transfers to buyer on December date. Wigs noted as a historical aside.
Twenty years ago in Frederick Roy Putman was thrown from his buggy and his team bolted after a trolley. The engagement of Alexandra Graydon to William Hobbs has been announced. Deputy Register M A Biser returned from a trip to Waynesboro Pennsylvania. Preacher item a start New Orleans and Headuras.
A Frederick health report outlines tuberculosis clinic work and physician collaboration. It details duties of clinicians, referral practices, home nursing, and follow up to curb infection while keeping patients under family physicians care. It emphasizes early diagnosis, lab support, and coordination with hospitals and the Health Department.
Flapper Fanny delivers a brittle quip about a stalled discussion as readers glimpse the era’s slang and social satire amid a chaotic page snippet.
Dr. Siorris Fishbein discusses how heart region pains may stem from neurotic causes or other conditions, not always heart disease. Proper examination by a physician, including listening to valves, checking blood pressure, heart size, and chest percussion, helps distinguish true heart disease from nerve reactions and other triggers. Overeating worry cold and emotional distress frequently provoke heart pain. careful study remains essential.
A nostalgic column captures December’s arrival and November’s departure with reflections on winter weather, holiday drives, and local charity efforts. It praises the hospital fundraiser, library drive, and Red Cross aid, noting church and court activity, family life, and festive prep as the season begins.
The Philadelphia Record notes gold is not strictly yellow but reflects white light, appearing yellow due to surface brightness. Metallurgists say gold’s true color ranges toward deep orange, while ruby red hues appear in powdered gold and ruby glass. The article also mentions world rayon production this year exceeding 270000 pounds.
A set of Bible based questions covering parables, Old Testament Purim timing, Job’s reward, quotation sources, Saul’s baptism, John the Baptist’s parents, Herod, Paul’s journey to Macedonia, Saul and David, and Abimelech’s armor bearer. Answers appear on the last page.
The speaker rejects earthly praise and crowns, valuing genuine affection. He contrasts youth’s glory with fading outward honors and recalls that love revealed the true brightness in his life. The verse echoes Lord Byron on love and glory.
The fragment describes a cormorant attacking vehicles and injuring a driver on the Atmaz river. It notes a case where a woman was seized and a windshield and torso were damaged by a bird's wing blow. Reports claim large flocks infested the river area and a watcher was devoured by scavengers.
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