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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1927
Page
4
The page lists free notices and communications with names and dates, including social and community items. A compositor’s Latin-like garbled text hints at editorials, notices, and legal details, with partial names and a note on entering at the post office.
A 1927 column quotes President Coolidge praising American imperial reach while acknowledging criticisms of U S policy in the Philippines and other regions. It argues that U S occupation brings liberty, security, and protection for lawful occupation, and notes the Tufted Biites oppose new territory.
President Coolidge advocates outlawing war as a means to settle disputes and urges arbitration and international law enforcement. He also argues for railroad consolidation to improve efficiency and reduce rates, noting past public skepticism but growing support for combined systems to cut duplicative services.
In a lively town scene as Christmas nears stores brim with crowds rushing for gifts. The note depicts shoppers wheeling through aisles, the pressure of deadlines, and a vow to finish purchases by Lebo Day or earlier.
A fragment from Oliver Wendell Holmes’s poem portrays an aging man supported by a cane walking on pavement stones. The speaker notes sin in eating and grinning at him, yet finds solace in recalling the old hat and Creeches while clinging to hope as the last leaf remains on the tree in spring.
Etiquette guidance for teaching children social manners at school age. Parents should model polite behavior early so manners become second nature and lend charm to others in everyday situations.
A fragment from a newspaper page presents mixed quotes about charity and healing. It includes a Bible verse from 1 Peter 4 8 and a Wordsworth line about charities, followed by a nonsensical claim about Japanese children.
Twenty Years Ago in Frederick column recalls University Richard Johnson Charlottesville Christmas heir elect Aaron Anders as a House of Delegates member with others named. A committee from the Independent Hare Company traveled to Winchester, Virginia to inspect a newly ordered fire engine for the local company.
Community notes recount unanimous votes at a local meeting, new district superintendent slated, and Dr Gitum’s remarks. Reports cover Sunday school, homemakers club, and Woman's Club events with members from Union Dodge and Clear Ridge Inn. Attendees include Johoaine Matchebare and Cniou] Bridge locals amid holiday gatherings and upcoming January 9 and 10 appointments.
In Emmitsburg December 29 families and parishioners gathered for the Tadies St. Anthony's parish New Year party at the high school with a oyster supper on Friday and a chicken menu on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Sheridan hosted visitors from Haines Falls at their Frederik home. College families hosted students and faculty as others prepared to return home.
Fragmented OCR recalls social moves at East Bratetree with families like Madery DeBerry Frock and Sumaugh. Mentions gatherings at homes, Sunday evenings, and Christmas season events including Christ Thaw price. Names include Madge Mere Charien, Leah, Beulah, Prahme, Gurdon Seonenster, and Ernest Meere among others.
Mr and Mrs Chde Lerman near Walkersville attended a home butchering at the latter's brother’s historic-law home. Mr and Mrs William Krugh Jr of Lewistown announced the birth of a daughter. Simon P Stottlemyer, formerly of Measurersville, bought a milk route from his brother Elmer Stottlemyer at Hagestown. Mr and Mrs Cistle Dinterman spent Thursday with Mrs We ARLE preante Mrs Mra WG Itaugh of Pearltondeerane. A butchering was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Daniel Staley with Sterile Crum, Mr Kaufman and Mrs Millard Beall assisting. Mr and Mrs FOOD Hary visited Mr John Dinterman and family Thursday. Mr and Mrs Harre Shelton spent the week end in Frederick.
The Junior Order of United American Mechanics wrap up a November campaign for new members with a big Taneytown gathering. In Westminster 37 candidates were initiated at the Opera House, then a convoy of 600 members from Hampstead Taneytown and surrounding councils traveled to Taneytown for further ceremonies and a social hour.
The Monthly meeting of the SS Association covers leadership elections, reports on youth work, and forthcoming events. Highlights include awarding leadership training, delegates from Harford county, and upcoming member visits in April and March. Officers named include Jacob Ramsburg, Jacob Kintz, Hazel Holjer, and Mrs. C. R. Schildkrecht with councilors Miss Edna Smith and Mrs. Fred Main.
A playful fragment notes a man chasing his hat for five blocks then realizing the effort was wasted. The text then shifts to a civic update stating the eight hour day is making steady gains in Minnesota with 51 percent of workers in the state now serving eight hours daily and 44 percent of establishments offering it.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains cataracts as clouding of the lens or capsule, causes unclear, and notes that the only certain relief is proper operation. Modern methods include immunological approaches, but extraction remains the main treatment, restoring sight like defrosting a window.
Today marks anniversaries from 845 to 21 years ago, including Mexico refusing to receive John Sudell as U S minister in 845, a 1861 Charleston harbor blockade, a New York candy factory disaster in 1817, and clothing for Rio Grande Southern line. Notable events include Wilson's 1916 peace note and Bolshevik secret treaty publications in 1917. Birthdays include Prince George born at York Cottage 25 years ago and Marion Talley born in Nevada City Missouri 21 years ago.
Dr Stephen B L Penrose longtime Whitman College president born Philadelphia 63 years ago today. Robert Lee Williams ex Governor of Oklahoma born Brundidge Mississippi 61 years ago today. Centenary of American author Helen Eliza Parker. Norse Marconi celebrated 25th wireless message anniversary from Cape Breton to Cornwall and to English and Italian kings. Autumn ends tomorrow as poet notes the coming long Winter. Mrs J W Cramer hosts 74th birthday party near Woodsboro. attendees include J W Cramer L C Powell Murray Cramer Oscar Cramer Irving Albaugh Edith Cramer Glenn Albaugh Austin Cramer Henry Cramer and others.
Education and Letter Golf change a FOOL into a SAGE. It takes seven strokes, according to the Pow ele Editor's guess, but the Pussle Editor's guesses aren't always the best Par is on the last page.
A compact lesson notes daily English usage from W L Gorpox. It explains misused words, pronunciation tips, and a definition for gesticulation as the act of making gestures. The piece includes sample phrases and a quip about Mr and Mrs Sprat to illustrate irony and language humor.
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