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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1926
Page
4
Frederick merchants showcase a holiday goods display in a vibrant effort to draw local shoppers. The piece highlights a wide assortment, affordable prices, low living costs, and personal service aimed at securing return customers before the holidays.
Estimates from the National Board of Fire Underwriters warn fires rise at Christmas due to candles electric lights and dry trees. The piece notes nonfatal losses but urges care to keep homes safe and avoid holiday tragedy amid harsh weather and festive preparations.
Patchy OCR text yields unclear names and places. The fragment hints at a Q and A style note about a local figure and possible public issue but lacks decipherable specifics for solid summarization.
F Stone Dreewah longtime Maryland state official and former State's Attorney died Wednesday at Washington Hospital Center after a noted public career. He served two terms in state government and led as minority floor leader during his terms. He was survived by relatives including Mrs Carlisle Turner and Mrs Jillian Gileapie. Funeral Saturday at St Thomas Catholic Church Chapel Point with burial in the church cemetery.
Purely personal item notes Dr Anil Decoph and TL Pyres in Baltimore on Wednesday for Mme Schumann Helix appearance with the New York Symphony Orchestra led by Walter Damrasch.
Smithsonian expedition reports southern reach of Mound Builders with copper artifacts and stone carvings in Vermilion parish Louisiana. It notes earlier occupants like the Atakapans and Celtic groups east of them, and expects cultural remains to illuminate ancient America.
A brief item notes Ines, presumed missing since a power incident in a Chicago area flood. The Bentlers report three children, two dead and one named Alixse, located in Chicago at noon.
Today in history notes Dachshund events and remarks on notable people born or commemorated. Mentions James A. Vilas and other figures with brief biographical markers and anniversaries. Includes city and national events, including Alaska’s territorial leaders, religious figures, and a note on Christmas Eve approaching. Describes social engagements like a Wallorf Astoria dinner and a royal overseen marriage.
A damaged fragment of Tennyson poetry laments tears and memory. The speaker muses on divine despair, distant days, and the ache of recalling past loves, with imagery of rising dawn, underworld friends, and longing lips.
A fragmented humor piece lists questions about public figures and landmarks. It asks who wore Mussolini, the capital of Wisconsin, the U S ambassador to France, Constantine's Arch location, and other trivia including Star stories and literary works.
A garbled excerpt presents tips on word usage and pronunciation. It mentions misused phrases, spelling notes, and a sample on urbanity and suavity with a stray example about a bow and friendly tone.
A fragmented item notes alphabet themes and military context at Fort Howard. References to Army enlistment, a termaster corps, and wartime team mentions hint at a historical military dictionary or bulletin with scattered names and dates.
Fragmentary text notes Saul and Jonathan as orgy and pleasant in death, with a biblical citation 2 Samuel 1 25. Mentions coral jewelry returning to favor among fashionable women in Paris and La.
A fragment notes an incident involving a youth named Artner Yeuts and the injury of his right arm from a splinter while playing. Marshall Schroeder posts a notice with Sterling and Son. Walter Strine resigns as Arives of the Tasted fire or Mr. Strine bag accepts...
The long hearing discusses the railroad dispute with defense by Attorney Jonziny and witnesses. The trial docket is updated with cases set for Monday morning and others after January. a central issue involves the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and changes to the night run policy and crew classifications.
Theatre report notes Shisler and Mason in a relay at the Opera House. The item highlights team participation and performance in a local event, with emphasis on the actors and stage setting.
The article surveys woodpeckers in legend and present forestry, noting their mythical powers and practical duties. It describes their cavity building for nests, insect control in forests, and occasional damage to telegraph poles, with a humorous aside on misread legends and odd spellings.
A British Medical Research Council study with 500 boys near London shows adding milk to a standard diet increases weight and height. Milk produced greater gains than butter or other additions, stressing milk as a key complete food for growing children.
A fragment discusses skunk tolerance and anger triggers, noting their burrowing habits and tendency to reuse sheds or barns for dens. It mentions their musk and quotes various observations, including terms and safety tips, with unclear phrasing and references to different contexts.
Funeral services were held for William W. Smith 46 a flaxman for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad killed in a Lingburz West Virginia railroad accident. Rev W F Miller pastor of Grace Methodist led the service with members of Lodge No 562 Martinsburg Brotherhood of Trainmen Knights of Pythias attending. Burial was in Rose Hill cemetery. Survived by wife five children mother seven brothers and a sister. Also notes on Brazier T Strasberzer funeral and other local notices.
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