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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1927
Page
4
Twelve United States army planes flew over Canada carrying a goodwill message to Canadians. Crowds gathered as officials welcomed the gesture and Canadians are expected to respond with a return flight this winter, showing how aviation can ease tensions and deter war fears.
The government proposes spending 200 million dollars on public buildings across 225 cities and seeks congressional approval. The piece argues the plan tests Congress to operate above politics and allocate funds to save taxpayers money rather than to influence elections, with Maryland in observers’ view.
An article discusses child development and the impact of prejudice on upbringing. It references Roosevelt and a Hazel farmer cited for fostering vocations in children, noting the tension between discipline and nurturing in early growth.
Inquiring Reporter notes items from today and history. The piece lists notable births and events including Sir Anthony Hoge born Vernon Jud, 67 and references William Dwight Whitney and Abe in Paterson. It mentions Pittsburgh meeting of Merchant Tailors Designers and an Abyssinian expedition led by Gordon MacVreagh.
Fragment from Whitman’s Leaves of Grass praising soul ascent beyond human bounds. The poem envisions Time and Space dissolving as the soul prepares to merge with an eternal, equal unbounded realm. It expresses awe at the infinite, urging openness to a limitless future.
Daily lessons explain correct word usage pronunciation and spelling. Today's entry focuses on disdain as a verb and noun and notes misuses and a brief local item about Myersville and Dr Hoke with family origins and career context.
A fragmented quiz feature asks about a pictured figure, authorship of a novel, a radio station, Giants manager, and a traffic incident. It includes miscues and stray questions about Barbara Worth and Vermont sports, with several unreadable items and garbled text.
A fragmented clipping recalls events from Frederick twenty years prior, mentioning local street names and a clerk in a firm. The readable text hints at a past map or file reference tied to Edwari B. Nic erso and a formal note from an area office.
Arthur N. Pack details the sweet bay laurel tree, Masnotia glauca, its range from Massachusetts to Florida and Texas, and its fragrant creamy white flowers. The piece notes many local names, commercial value, and historic uses by settlers and ancient Romans, inviting readers to send inquiries to Nature Maxa of Westminster.
A fogbound street in the city sees a sixty year old man struck by an auto and left by a fleeing driver. The letter writer laments the heartless act, urges accountability, and calls for a court to mete out a fitting sentence.
Mrs. Francis Hickmond and son from Hamilton Virginia visit her mother Mrs Carl Hardette. Jasper Price Roxye Norwool and Clifton Darby road trip to Frederick. Charles Linthicum injured by car improving in Frederick City Hospital. Wilbur Sohn of Lewisdale visits Duttons. Hamilton Linthteam welcomes a newborn son.
A pound party was held on February 1 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Emmanuel Ashhaugh Nee¢wood Forest. Refreshments were served and games played. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Emmanuel Ashhaugh, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jounkins, Mrs. Elizabeth Boyer, plus many others such as Breached Banking ia Fordham Wade Jeunkins Nellie Wools George Watts Ruth Youn, Charles Minnick, Mabel Borer, Talbott, Uienen ashbaugh, Joe ven, Evelyn Snoots, Teddy Younkins, General Simons, Clarence Younkins, Louise Clare, David Axine, Elizabeth Snoots, John Leres, John Ashbanesi, Charles Lew Smith, Marvin & Son, Ralph Karn.
A plan for a new theatre site in Gaithersburg moves forward as Aronagd shows potential. the projected location is near the center of town on a Fred Avenue site while business interests highlight the project’s potential impact on Montgomery County.
Fragmented OCR text contains unclear phrases and hasty oddities. Readable segments mention a lobster and a vague scene but lack coherent events, names, or locations to form a definitive news item.
New York reports three Broadway season pace setters mark a new American drama fashion focusing on persons and places in modern vernacular. Highlights include Broadway’s backroom cabaret vibe, Chicago’s satire of trial methods, and The Barker’s tent show milieu with a mix of bootleg and vaudeville elements.
Revival services at Centennial Memorial United Brethren Church attracted a large crowd. Pastor Rev. George W. Stringer preached on the care of the soul, urging all church members and Christians to consider their own souls. Services run nightly at 7 30 o clock this week and next. Birthday party honors twelfth birthday of Leo Guyton at the Guyton home with many relatives and friends attending and refreshments served.
Old residents say roads have not been this bad in weeks. Mrs James Gernand suffers high blood pressure and hearing trouble. Miss Esta Easterday dies after long illness at age 50 years six months. Funeral at Wolfsville Lutheran Church, large attendance, Rev. ESL presiding. Her family includes mother Mrs Ellen Easterday and brother Alves.
Two people, Than Res Fras Sharre Petrow and Martin Stambech, plus Eleanor Date, feature in a minor notice about attendance and advertising payments. The fragment hints at local news advertising funding and ensuing participation shifts.
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