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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1927
Page
4
A 1927 Christmas meditation urges preserved belief in Santa as a living, generous symbol. It argues that faith and the spirit of giving sustain joy, peace, and childlike wonder, requiring love that unites people worldwide during the holiday season.
Wonderful displays of gifts for children in Frederick stores bring joy to the community each year. The piece urges including athletic and mechanical toys such as tool sets to inspire courage and ingenuity among boys, noting many discover hidden mechanical aptitude and benefit from such gifts.
A fragmentary verse excerpt attributed to Thomas Hardy references earth and lovers with altered phrasing. The lines imply a reflection on creative aims and personal longing, capturing Hardy's ironic, self questioning tone.
A compact meditation mixes biblical verse with literary allusion, citing Romans and Shakespeare. The piece pairs the idea that love fulfills moral commandment with references to praise and sighs shaping a spiritual or dramatic image.
A fragmented etiquette column offers advice on appropriate gifts at work and whom to remember during the season. The text hints at practical limits and notes a humorous line about a janitor and elevator operator in the exchange of gifts.
A mixed string of brief notices lists residents and visitors: Mr Myart Ito purchasing property. Reich spending a day in Frederick. Captain Daryls from Annapolis accompanying Mrs Davin and son. Mrs. Lert Wool visiting Trammond and Frank Hammon. Mr Robert Hopkins from Talthmore visiting relatives. Miss Nettie Wood of Baltimore visiting Mrs Griffith. Mrs George R Donszidson improving. Mr Thomas Whits and Misses Sopah co Anna from Philadelphia at a grandmother’s funeral. Mrs James Fhluionnpg and son in Baltimore. Mrs Etta Taller and nephew Mond Rollins spending weekend with Mr and Mrs Matrice Rake. Mrs Win W Smith injuring ankle. Mr and Mrs Barnesville and Ernest Abbie Ketrow at a dinner. Als Ms Geivert visiting Bir Will Bayer. Mrs B oC Burgese and Miss Q Ive Spoureller in Frederick.
The 1907 Frederick column notes a Fre Art Club gathering themed Japanese Arch Hectare with Miss Katherine Wieber leading. Mary Ott read items on Japanese plays, while George u Cramer and Son are connected to Albany business. mentions street directions and other sparse lines.
The article records various court cases and legal actions including charges against Joshua Hoffman and others, testimonies about domestic disputes, and judgments. It mentions payments, support orders, and property seizures, with details on witnesses, defendants, and court outcomes.
A fragment describes confusion over a phrase or label in a school setting involving a student or fan and a fee dispute. The note hints at misheard or miswritten words and seeks clarity about the correct term and its relation to a fee.
December 18 at 6:45 PM marks a Parent-Teacher gathering with a Christmas program and sales planned. The article also notes community notices including residents visiting relatives, and society reports.
The Ca jun Bridge Fire Company held its annual meeting at the one house with talks by several speakers. Officers elected include President H. Gray and Vice president W. D. Ogie. The company plans a modern truck and a late service vehicle.
Fragmentary text shows debate on youth participation and age thresholds in national policy. Mentions percentages for under twenty-one in cities and rural areas and suggests questions about eligibility to vote or engage in civic duties. No clear event or names readable.
A Dr. Fishbein series on mental defects discusses how ancestry shapes mental health. The article notes that every family likely has at least one criminal or problematic relative, with many people showing over or under emotional tendencies and common childhood misbehaviors.
The item lists historical events and birthdays tied to today, noting a variety of dates and figures such as Gen Cassius Fairchild, Captain Montgomery, and Gabriel Naratowicz, with references to Budapest riots in 1877 and Panama canal frauds in 1892. It includes a one year ago note and mentions Ralph Denis Cram among birthday lines.
A man described a mysterious kick from hunting and fired a shot, with the claim then turning to the source of the kick. The report notes the kick originated from the gun and the man’s assertion.
A brief letter discusses the distinction between soda and near beer, asserting the soda-beer difference is proven. The author notes change is possible but the Purtle Editor is challenged, with solution hinted on the last page.
The text explains letter golf rules where you change one word to another in par and set number of strokes. It shows changing COW to HEN with three strokes and outlines constraints: one letter change at a time, preserve a complete common word for each step, slang and abbreviations don’t count, and letter order cannot change. A solution is printed on the last page.
A poem by N. A. Lufburrow extols bridge as a social game where players bid and play around the table. It stresses that skill remains essential but a lucky run of cards can boost scores, warning that poor luck in trumps and highs can keep a player behind.
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