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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1927
Page
4
Fragmentary news text appears to discuss brothers and manuscripts with references to May port and a public notice style. It mentions figures like Lee and Kopin, and a legal or procedural tone about fees, stays, and a potential court or official matter. The readable portions imply a historical or literary society context and a dated event.
In a discussion on advertising by the Investment Company of America, W Pretliss cites banks and financial houses expanding ad spend. He notes New York city papers attract about 16,000,000 annually and totals over 40,000,000 industry wide, predicting 80,000,000 within 16 years. He argues advertising proves value by attracting new investors and expanding business across sectors.
Bible thought note cites Romans 6 25 warning on sin as wage. Missing context obscures meaning and details of origin or author.
A city girl helps on a farm by milking cows and pitching hay. The farmer calls her to bring in the cows and she completes the task, then returns to the kitchen.
State food tasters from multiple regions gathered in Baltimore to evaluate fruits, cherries, and other items. Officials described the event at the Whitaker Building, detailing the judging process, costs, and influence on housewives while showcasing various flour brands and related samples.
Washington dispatch reports discussion on etiquette for guests in large cities versus small towns. Aboard inquiry and standards from New York sources touch on hostess duties and social decorum amid mixed recollections and fragmented lines.
Twenty years ago in Frederick a Lore piece notes a YMCA event with Barner supervising implantations. A girl sipped and fell at Hirsh School, a kitchen board fire caused a blaze along Chestnut Street. Spreads mention W. Eater Spra iu spending the holiday with his parents on East Chavon Street.
A list of November births shows numerous families and locations across Frederick County including Thurmont Union Bridge and Mt. Airy. The records note 121 birth certificates received for November, with 118 legitimate births, 3 illegitimate, 108 live births, and 16 stillbirths, indicating broad community activity in the period.
Worship the newborn king as mercy calls. The text urges repentance and worship of Christ, presenting a salvation message with a call to come to faith and praise. James Montgomery referenced as author.
A fragment from the Ermit sburg area reports a boy bitten by an animal described as a fox or dog. The incidence occurred near a farm where the lad received medical care after the attack. Details on exposure and subsequent contacts remain unclear in the readable text.
Christmas card season starts with lines from Josie Joe and Min as messages spread joy though garbled by typographical errors. The note laments misprints and celebrates renewed festive spirit amid letters and greetings. Turkey prices tumble at Hatfield Pennsylvania auction with bargains noted and a high bid near forty-nine and a half cents.
Dr Morris Fishbein reports on a Cincinnati study showing rats with calcium and vitamin D deficiencies lose tuberculosis resistance. Immune strength rises with adequate calcium and cod liver oil intake. reduced vitamin D lowers immunity, especially in gloomy, sunless winter.
Today in History notes several events with dates and places from 1812 to 1917, including Alabama governor John A. Winston’s death in Mobile and Klondike era shipping impacts. It lists notable birthdays such as David A. Reed and Charles P. Taft, with brief biographical clues and a few oddly worded fragments.
The Letter Golf feature describes changing one word to another within a fixed stroke count. Four strokes equal the par. Three strokes wins a crack golfer name Pat appears on the last page. Rules specify each step must yield a valid common word with letters in place, avoiding slang, and only one-letter changes per jump.
Style guide style notes discuss common word errors and pronunciations. The piece mocks misused terms while highlighting a daily word example Expectent and expedient usage. It also mentions an upcoming Pan American Congress aerial visit and troops receiving distinguished medals in Washington, naming Major Herbcor A Dargue and eight Air Corps pilots.
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