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A battered OCR fragment from The Daily News presents a partial masthead and editor notes. It hints at corrected text and staff attributions but lacks coherent events or dates.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1927
Page
4
Marriage and Housework in Early Modern Domestic Life
A 1627 discussion argues that wives performing housework face gendered strain though work can be made artful. It highlights the value of modern kitchen methods, sanitation, and shared labor, urging husbands to assist when wives bear most duties to reduce burden and cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Intent of Monocacy Battle Delaying Confederate Advance
Editor notes strong public backing for Monocacy Battle plans as locals including Joseph D. Baker Emory L. Coblentz Dr Joseph Apple Judge Newman and others attend a Chamber of Commerce meeting at the M C A Building. The article argues this shows a concerted effort to delay Confederate movement toward Washington and suggests the plan will likely succeed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
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M.C. A
Chamber of Commerce
Joseph D
Fragmentary Note About Sheltered Streets and City View
The readable lines describe a scene of sheltering shells and a street view in London. Observers note a watchful eye over the approach to a city street as a national newspaper is mentioned in the context.
Twenty Years Ago Frederick Miscellany
A fragmentary item reflecting on twenty years past in Frederick with garbled names and unclear events. The readable parts mention Mary reading and individuals Andrea Thoma nn and Marr Brown in a hastily transcribed memory piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Mary Reading
Andrea Thomann Seins Marr Brown
Messy G
Democrats Outwit House Republicans Amid Tax Debate
Fragmented OCR text shows a partisan clash over proposed exemptions and credits. It mentions rising caps from 2500 to 5000, scheduling concerns for personal cars, and references to conference actions and representatives. The piece suggests procedural maneuvers and fiscal policy disputes without clear event specifics.
Art Club Meeting Features Ceramics Talks and Slides
The Frederick art group held its regular meeting with Mrs Hathe Sweet as chair for the first quarter and a paper by Mrs Cornerstan Stoneware on Caskers and Goffers. Miss Laura Coch ae spoke on the history of blue Staffordshire in America and Miss Sara Lovejoy discussed 18th century imports and a depiction of ware. Florence Doub presented a fine display and Mrs Palmer introduced a chapter on Meals in the City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Ast Clut
Hathe Sweet
Comerstan
Laura Cochae
Haset Lewis
America
Sara Lovejoy
Colese Thechina
Jadze
China Intelligentirea
Florence Doub
Palmer
Chayter
Tivol Theater Preview Brightens Week with Mystery Play
The Tivol stages a dramatic mystery play “Chang” with a majestic mood and lively audience response. Harvard versus Yale and other features accompany an auxiliary air action lineup as Maryland hosts events and a local election supervisor is appointed in Annapolis.
Untitled fragment about theft of sleepers clothing
Fragmentary OCR text reports a claim a black man stole sleepers clothing and mentions names, places, and numbers in a garbled historical context. Weak readability limits clarity but hints at a crime note or court record with identifiers like Fisher and dates.
Daily Lessons In English By W L Goases
Fragmented OCR notes present a lesson on vocabulary building. The excerpt mentions pronunciation guidance and daily word practice, focusing on mastering new terms and avoiding uncertain phrasing. The text is partial and lacks clear context or complete sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Goases
Etiquette Hints for Children at Christmas Time
A short note on manners for children during the Christmas season. It advises polite behavior, sharing, and consideration for others. The piece suggests gentle guidance from adults to help children enjoy the holiday with kindness and respect.
Coal Strike Discussion at New Market Women’s Club Meeting
A report from a village gathering describes a discussion on coal strike questions led by Senator Wadsworth of New York. Attendees included local figures and representatives, with plans for further meetings and a focus on how coal is sourced and priced.
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Wadsworth
New York
Pierre
du Pont
Det
Shige
New Jersey
Mar
Ninckler
G. Fax
Wm. Bell
Liver recipes touted to treat anemia in early 1900s journal
Dr. Morris Fishbein reviews liver as especially valuable for all forms of anemia. The article lists French style liver recipes including bread crumbs, parsley, and mushrooms, plus liver molds with beef stock and seasonings. Recipes aim to increase daily liver intake while preserving appetite.
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Fishtein
Morris Fishbein
The
American Medical Associaton Anc
Hygeiz
Health Magazine
Today in History and Birthdays Highlight Global Events
Today marks Francis Drake setting sail to circumnavigate the globe and Tasman’s New Zealand discovery. Notes include 1852 Platte Territory proposal, 1891 Baron Hirsch land purchase for Jewish refugees, and other historic anniversaries. Birthdays feature A Lawrence Lowell and Emil Seidel among others. Prominent gatherings in Atlanta and New York are noted.
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Sir Francis Drake
England
Globe
New Zealand
Congress
Platte
Kansas
Nebraska
Admiral Porter
Fortress Monroe
Wilmington
Sncre Air
Ameer
Afghanistan
Cabul
Baron Hirsch
Argentina
Theodore B. Liman
North Carolina
Raleigh
Brighton
Mass
American Society of Irrigation Engineers
Lewisburg
W. Va
Oliver H. Shoup
Colorado
Champagn County
John N. Tillman
Springfield
Julia Dent Grant
President Grant
Franks Drake
D. Sampson
Kentucky
William J. Fields
Atlanta
Southern Surgical Association
New York
Bible Thought on Fear and Prov 26 13 Reference
A devotional note cites Proverbs 26 13 about a lion in the war and streets and quotes Dr Johnson on fear as a representative from evil. The fragment presents a religious meditation without broader context or attribution.
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Evil
Dr. Johnsom
Letter Golf Puzzle Rules and Sample Changes
The article explains letter golf as changing one word to another in a set number of strokes while keeping letter order. It outlines rules: use a complex word for a jump, only one letter changes at a time, avoid slang and abbreviations, and preserve the letter sequence. A solution appears on the last page.
Fragmented Shakespearean Sonnet Quotation in News Scan
A damaged excerpt cites Shakespearean language about mortality and wealth. The text appears as a misread note, mentioning soul, death, and worldly riches, ending with a garbled line about a newspaper scan. Characters "Sarron saw it in the Newa" suggest a clipped citation.
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