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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1921

Page

3

Irishman’s accident at plant shows safety zeal in practice

In a chemical plant with diverse workers, an Irish immigrant nicknamed Trish drops a glass vessel containing corrosive acid. The acid spills on his shoes and floor, burning soles and socks. The chief chemist coolly notes the mishap, then quips that a good man works despite the shoes coming off, underscoring safety rules. Also notes the wedding scene with Pickie, the South Carolina cook, guiding guests in formal settings.

League of Nation Ths Trish

Weighting Words In Social Life And Comfort

The piece argues silence is golden and right timing matters in speaking. It asserts effective words soothe, console, and entertain, while overlong talking harms, especially around those grieving or in sorrow, urging careful, sincere speech rather than platitudes.

Ehough

Hats For Autumn Women From Tiny Turban To Wide Brimmed

A fashion note describes autumn hat trends with a range from snug turbans to large brimmed chapeaux. The piece highlights popularity of feathered and fur accents, rising crown styles, and color ideas from greens yellows browns and purples, noting a Turkish effect and subway-ready flair.

Milady Woolworth Fayas Ian Ramen

Don’t Be a Snob It’s Gid Fashioned

A fragmentary opinion piece warns against social snobbery and the danger of looking down on humble origins. It recalls Abraham Lincoln as a model of humility and loyalty to the moment, urging readers to avoid arrogant attitudes that alienate hopeful individuals.

Wah Meats Recipe Fragment From English Walnets

Fragmentary wartime style directions list ingredients such as cup sugar two eggs and bread flour. Steps describe creaming butter with sugar, adding eggs, then folding in cocoa and remaining ingredients, finishing with buttered sheet and baking minutes.

Hot Walter Opt Meats

Household Notes Cy Manuel maker a good yelp

Fragmented item discusses household notes and cleaning tips. Mentions color retention, evening use of hair removing or styling products, and a reference to cleaning agents. Includes stray phrases about greens, olives, cheese, and spaghetti. No clear events or individuals beyond generic names.

Cy Manuel

Simple stain remedies and an old fashion man

A long list of stain removal tips for fabrics and textiles notes methods for blood, ink, grease, coffee, lemon, and other stains using cold or hot water, bleach, or solvents. It also comments on a man of fashion and etiquette, contrasting old and new manners and dress.

Authors Knowr by Other Names in Historical Notes

Fragmented OCR notes discuss authors known by pen names such as Nye and Brown, mentioning Bill as a nickname from a colleague. References touch on popularity, reactions from readers, and the idea of a “street American bias.” The passage notes William Adams and Charles Browne in brief, with questions about their veracity and output.

Otc William I. Adans Charles Browne Sarcvarnes HS Ag

Mote and garbled old time recipe feast list

A long, error filled page lists numerous kitchen instructions and recipe fragments. It includes steps for preparing chicken soups, baked dishes, custards, almond desserts, and fried fritters, with quantities and methods merged and garbled across items.

Just a Look a Touch a Thought And Eternal Eve Is Ready to Flirt

A long excerpt discusses the idea that every woman fits one of several coquette types, citing a Milwaukee Journal summary. It lists high school girls, masqueraders, shop girls, and show girls, then Madelon the heiress, framing flirtation as a universal social category. The piece reflects on human nature, history, and psychiatric thoughts about female flirtation and social roles.

Avraham Lincoly Humbie Khers Eve CO Clence Milwaukee Journal Youngear Curtis Madeton Bertha Unigeraal Cleoretra Pariquin Antony Gil le Deleyn Juliet Priscilla Sappho

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