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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1926
Page
4
An OCR damaged fragment from Tre Daily News notes an ad and reader reaction. The passage mentions factoring and a broadcasting or event context with editor involvement and Fredersville Maryland postal details.
December readers reflect on railroad freight cars laden with bir and Christmas trees moving through towns. The essay links holiday wonder to nature, imagination, and the need for simple gifts, urging walking or cautious driving to enjoy the world’s beauty. Includes a piece on Henry Ford's Dearborn exhibit showing early auto history and societal changes.
A fragmented, stylized reminiscence follows a man and his wife as he pursues luck, capital, and new thrills while she struggles with nerve and public perception. The piece presents a restless search for opportunity, hinting at strain within a marriage and personal doubt.
A compact note from Daily Lessons In English by W L Gorrox highlights common errors. It lists misused words like but that and forge, notes spelling flaws, and urges expanding vocabulary by focusing on a daily word such as impious meaning wicked or profane with example sentence about divorce.
Excerpt quotes Wordsworth on inspiration and poetry followed by a historical note that Mrs. Foster Welch became the first woman sheriff of Southampton in 480 years, marking a milestone in local governance.
A collage of events and birthdays noted from the day. Mentions Tedey Ame:sataor ca L192, notable figures like William Leon Mackenzie Kim and Thomas G. Mcbeod, and events such as Arbor Day observances in Georgia and stock of anniversaries in Toronto. Includes references to political figures and investigations.
Theatre listing notes Kosher Kitty Kelly as today’s attraction at the Opera House with a Fox comedy feature and a western two reel closer. Maryland’s Eileen Sedgwick appears at the Maryland in The Outlaw’s Daughter while another two reel comedy completes the program.
A compact meditation contrasts Ecclesiastes and Donne on sleep and death. It asserts sleep as a sweet rest for laboring men and as a simple remedy that completes death’s many roles without causing harm.
A December 14 butchering event occurred at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Carlisle Dickerson. Six hogs were slaughtered with Tower served. Attendees included multiple Carlisle and Putman family members and neighbors such as Nathan Willebrand Mason Frye Sarah Relby Walter Perle Luther Loy and Mildred Carlisle.
An OCR fragment recalls past events in Frederick with scattered names and notes. It mentions a foreman painting a shed, a parade emblem, and a sermon at a place called Prey Commer. Names such as Smith and Deriziach appear with unclear roles.
A long reader segment preserves children’s pleas for Christmas gifts including dolls, toys, clothing, and candy. Names and hometowns appear alongside requests for sleds, stoves, carriages, books, and oranges, with many letters signed by individual children and families.
A jumble of handwritten pleas to Santa includes infants toys like doll and drum requests alongside bicycles trains story books and wagons. Names such as Betty Handley Kenneth Woerner Ada Lewie and Elizabeth Roelke appear among many others in this reader submitted catalog of holiday wishes.
This page lists ten faulty sentences and the task to correct them, with a final page showing correctly written examples for reference. Average errors include verb forms, spelling, punctuation, capitalization, and word order in questions and declaratives.
An archaic note discusses eggs and meat dishes with mixed spellings and hints of cooking methods. It mentions poached or beaten preparations and combinations with ham or bacon. The fragmentary text trails into garbled lines about flavors, textures, and a closing attribution to N. LUTBURROP.
The article warns painters face poisoning risks from lead and other toxins during paint preparation, application, and removal. Inhalation and skin contact spread lead compounds through splashed clothing and contaminated hands. Turpentine and solvents add kidney and nerve risks. prevention includes strict cleanliness and medical screening for workers.
John D P Leathermze of Thurmont, a junior at the State University, won the "ML" award for his football season. He began as a guard and tackle, moved to end, and started all ten games including Yale and Chicago. His growth drew praise for reach and speed, with Maryland’s team achieving the year’s surprise by beating Yale 15-0.
Among those pledging for the Delta Psi Omega national fraternity are Morrison from Lewistown and others. The group, noted for strong scholastic averages, features eight Frederick County members and is recognized for high academic standing.
The Art Club held its regular meeting in December with Mrs. Stoner reviewing sculpture from the sixteenth to the nineteenth century, noting works from Germany Italy and France in chronological order. Miss Alice Witter discussed her visit to the Cloister Art Museum and the collection featured medieval arches statues tapestries and other relics illustrating a monastery interior. The group plans future study sessions and a meeting is slated for January with several members listed as organizers.
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