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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1927
Page
11
A deadly fire at an orphanage leaves five people missing or dead. Officials investigate cause as rescue teams comb the rubble for survivors and determine the facility’s safety compliance. Local authorities urge vigilance and announce preliminary protective steps.
A fire chaos trapped children as teachers led rescues in a wreck site. Rose Anna, twelve, died amid smoke and heat while others fled to safety. Witnesses recall teachers risking all to save students as flames enveloped the street.
A scrambled report notes regional teams and players vying for postseason play. Mentions Philadelphia area clubs and players with references to cages and matches, indicating a prep or district level competition in late season action.
Theatre notes report YE Boyd remains central in Dress Parade presented by the cadet company at Frederick. The show features 48 artists in a popular local program with the usual auxiliary reels. Maryland star Fret Humes will also appear, bringing Western prestige to the Frederick engagement.
A cool morning welcome with a bright perk is followed by a quick sale pitch for an electric percolator. The ad touts a short term offer of eight dollars fifty cents, highlighting speed of use and attractive display.
An ad touts an Electron Electric Clock that demands only a plug in for precise timekeeping. It promises near perfect accuracy “hereafter” and notes multiple attractive finishes. The copy emphasizes ease of use and immediate setup.
An advertisement touts electric curling irons to set a permanent wave and create marcel curls, noting electric hair driers, vibrators, and violet ray outfits as valued personal gifts with easy payments from $1.60 up.
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