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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1928
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a general present tense event and a collaborator named Collin. The readable bits stress printing and apparent civic context, with unclear dates or locations and several garbled words.
A discussion on language, assimilation, and schooling for immigrant children. It argues children of foreign birth face challenges from parental influence and dialect, yet progress through schooling and education toward fluency and social integration.
Fragmentary text references a boy and a friend, safety and comfort, and an open spare area. The passage is garbled with incomplete phrases and lacks clear names, dates, places, or events to identify a coherent news item.
In Frederick County the writer denounces a doctor accused of witchcraft framed cures. He blames fake rituals and magic words for infant deaths and illness while claiming some physicians profit from fear. He cites many cases and urges accountability of medical practitioners.
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A fragmented column recounts events from two decades ago in Frederick marked by scattered notes and garbled phrases. It hints at local happenings and dates but provides few clear names or actions.
Readers are reminded of ongoing charity events and seasonal plans in Frederick including the Maryland Tuberculosis Association Christmas Seal Sale, Red Cross efforts, the Children's Aid Society drive, and the Empty Stocking Club annual festivity. The piece notes winter outlooks, local business activity, and anticipation of the holiday rush.
The piece surveys a lively New York street scene with shops selling luxury goods and cigarettes. It notes window displays featuring petal tipped cigarettes and fragrances, mentions price ranges, small diamond trinkets, and a folding mitre, while hinting at the nearby hustle of the city and the varied clientele.
An article on how training and care influence tissue development in children. It discusses posture, the role of infancy and early walking, and factors like diet, footwear, and rest in forming bone and muscle strength. Emphasizes avoiding bow-legged posture and the impact of bed rest and crib setup on growth.
Shoppers roam stalls buying cheap ornaments and trinkets priced at 1 cent, 20 cents, or 1 quarter. Vendors push goods with promises of value while crowds rush from cart to cart seeking low prices. The scene echoes holiday hustle as families browse contents and the press notes a lighthearted, crowd-pleasing chaos.
Today in history notes a Catholic Mass observance and the 62nd birthday of Cardinal El largest steamship built in America the Turbo Electric liner Vir which sails to San Francisco via the Panama Canal Also mentions scholars across 1 35 states and a coat of arms given to Amsterdam from Howard It lists several birth and event references from New York City to Haven Conn with dates and names amid a garbled retrospective of past anniversaries and local ordinances.
New officers installed at the Morris Fra Amerfooe Legion Home in Hasnigut with about twenty members present. Dr. Rubh Waling presided as TI. Visitors from Frecez included Mrs. Lewis Clem and Mrs. Clarence Howard. Fire damages Thurmont bowling alleys building. blaze started in rear, damaged alleys and windows, extinguished by Thurmont volunteers. Building owned by Md. Meyer. damage partially covered by insurance.
Emory Rice of Graceham was fined $25 plus costs by Justice Cady in Thurmont for using muskrats and not destroying the entire carcass including pelts. Rice claimed the rats endangered his property and he had no pelts. Evidence showed after trapping the rats he did not destroy the remains.
A fragment from N A Lufburrow portrays a character named McManus McNoun whose studious failures strain his marriage. The prose recalls a tradition of learning with math, botany, and Greek, ending with a plea to persevere in study despite domestic discord.
A quirky note on a golf themed word puzzle rules. It explains changing one word to another by a fixed stroke count and requires complete common words with no letter order changes. It ends with a courtroom style joke.
Mrs DeGroft and children Homer and Robert visited in Emmitsburg with her husband and family. J and Mrs Gerald Ryder and children Jr Madeline and Billy visited relatives. Mr and Mrs Leslie joined. Sundar and Mrs Jacob Topper with Mr and Mrs John Topper hosted others at home. The group also spent time with Mr and Mrs Bernard Bord and the Bolinger family in Bridgeport.
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