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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1928
Page
4
A garbled OCR fragment lists notices from Frederic with mentions of Curt Bett Frederce Md and references to manufacturing and premiums. It appears as mislabeled public or business notices with scattered names and unclear events. The text includes stray phrases about prices, generous credits, and a fire mention, but specifics are unreadable.
A 20th century view argues industrialization pushed work from home while recreation moved outward. Radio promises to bring leisure back inside the house reversing the trend as engineers urge rapid development to save the home and family life.
A repeating etiquette feature offers guidance on who should choose courses when hosting. It states the woman should select the same dish as the guest of honor and notes tactfulness if she seems uncomfortable with ordering the same or a matching course.
The report covers a department head expected to return soon from wintering in Florida and notes repairs to a building and site possibilities. It mentions A G Storr in Florida enjoying sunshine while Fredericktonians faced a snowstorm and that Sanford is a celery shipping point. The piece ends with the British Royal Marriage Act restricting the Prince of Wales from marrying without royal consent, with Parliament appeal possible on personal grounds.
Twenty years ago in Frederick a fragmentary note recalls a banquet at Baltimore Canton with William Beanz and a surprise party involving Mt a Cramer Xxarth Mark.
Report on a local meeting reviewing the work of P C Als. Attendees include Mr Mutter and others who discuss conditions and the moral obligations urged by speakers. A call to renewed interest and humane work is noted amid church and community concerns.
A countywide gathering of Grange lecturers was held at the office of Henry te PUANKYTS COW gent with Mr. Steemaker and T. Rey Brooks in attendance. County members included Mrs. Moth and Mrs. Willis Derr among others. three organizations outside the county were not represented. Mrs. Brooks urged suitable programs for all groups. About 30 Frederick High School agricultural students visited the county agent’s office to view the display led by Prof. F. W. Oldenburg. Farmers sought seed corn advice. the exhibit runs through today and tomorrow. Prof. Oldenburg also spoke at Westminster and will return after the Carroll County event. Died in Florida. Will Roberts, former proprietor of the Emit House, passed after a long illness. He had been active in real estate in Florida for three years and noted for investments there.
Local notes report Ruth Bodder and family visiting Baltimore and Washington. J L Burdette and relatives host visitors. Mr Poole leaves the meat shop and pursues other work. Burdette family hosts gatherings. Grace Routzahan entertains cards as spring social plans unfold.
Germantown notes show Miss Hattle Snyder visiting Rockville and Washington before returning home. Mrs. Charles Soper of Westminster spent Sunday with her daughter. Various local residents visited friends and relatives in Washington and nearby towns.
Union Bridge Feb 10 notes list Ray Walther visiting parents Miss Marie Senseney visiting Walkersville for a week M E church protracted services conclude with fifty conversions twenty eight joining and eight baptized Mrs Wesley Both dies at daughter's home funeral Wednesday at Beaverdam cemetery in her ninetyth year Norris Pittinger returns from wedding trip celebrated with dinner and family reunion plus other local visits and a pension appeal at Lutheran church in Frederick. The Weekly Theoreting notes Clement XIV called Protestant Pope.
Mrs John Sore and Mary Seiss are listed as patients at St Agnes Hospital Baltimore. An unclear passage references a cancer operation and church lighted rites near Wick with names Savags Abraham Bailey and son Elmer and mentions an AM Company.
Waritetro notes scattered social items and family visits from New Windsor area. Mentions Mr and Mrs Wiley improvement, Warren family gatherings, and local homemaker column with names like Mrs Warren and Mrs Coshun. Reads like a fragmented social notices page.
A period English lesson discusses common word usage errors. It notes mispronunciations for words like pedestal and mis-spelled terms such as baggage and renunciation, and suggests repeating a word three times to master it. It introduces vocabulary examples like enticement and allurements in context.
A playful brief notes a word puzzle about transforming WANT into THAT with four strokes and hints a solution appears on the last page. It beckons readers to try the letter game and find the answer in the final section.
The piece explains the letter golf game where one word is changed to another in a set number of strokes. Each intermediate must be a valid common word and letters stay in place, only one letter changes at a time.
Gov Albert C Ritchie of Maryland told the Maryland Society of Delaware dinner crowd in Wilmington that modern voters show little interest in political fundamentals. He blamed excessive hypocrisy, opportunism, and superficial critique, urging leaders to act and voters to lead rather than merely talk. The keynote criticized federal and state meddling and called for restoring trust in home affairs.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a planned event with mentions of guests and a large number of attendees at a balance or ball. Names and exact details are broken, with references to a Washington area and a front line at 2.30, but specifics remain unreadable.
Today marks anniversaries of figures like Gen Harrison Gray Otis born in Marietta Ohio and Queen Victoria marrying Prince Albert at St James Palace. Notables include Alexander Herrmann born in France, the Dreadnought launched in Portsmouth, Susan B Anthony amendment defeat, and the Portugal revolution ending with rebels surrender. Also birthdays of Robert Falconer and William Allen White among others, with events noted from centennial to recent.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains fever blisters and related skin eruptions may follow illnesses or stress, not proven to have a single germ cause. He notes tiny viruses could be involved, possibly present on skin, with factors such as cold, altitude change, or drugs triggering outbreaks. The idea of a transmissible carrier germ is discussed, called a “germ carnmez.”
Brief collage of biblical proverb and literary quotes reflecting on life value and nature. Mentions Ecclesiastes living dog versus dead lion, Coleridge exclamations, Henan inquiry, and Ouida style praise of nature and thought.
A playful verse describes heavy snow, shoveling, and snowy adventures for kids and Dad. The narrator praises the beauty of snow while detailing laborious path clearing and outdoor chores contrasted with family delight.
Scribner imprint shows sketches by Besset in the Book of Knowleds series with copyright notes from 1923 to 1926. The fragment presents title and author cues rather than full content.
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