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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1927
Page
4
The column asks about how different people respond to questions and who answers with specific names. Names like Teresa, Kaesime, and Pieled appear in the fragment, indicating a series of interviews.
The piece praises Abraham Lincoln and his ideals as a steady course for the nation. It marshals admiration for his leadership and seeks to emulate his steadfast resolve amid national divisions.
Fragmentary text discusses thrift and consumer behavior, noting costs and products. Mentions a branch of salesmanship and user attitudes toward warmth and clothing. Contexts suggest a social or marketing column on frugality practices.
Fragmented text notes anniversaries dating from a period related to China and Korea, a 1925 anthracite coal fire settlement, and references to Roosevelt Longworth birthdays. Mentions Mine Workers of America at Lucas Iowa and Rev. Robert LeRoy Tarris with sparse, unclear details.
Fragmentary text appears to reference a Mexican transport topic with garbled phrases and unreadable names. No clear event, date, or organization is extractable.
A Frederick County health report notes that illnesses including dental and tonsil issues accounted for 36 percent of last year’s deaths. It urges public awareness and prenatal, infant care to extend life expectancy and reduce infant mortality, urging closer physician-mother contact and better health practices.
Fragments list names and relatives: Jere mish, Garbara Meek, Lloyd, Luke Shaft er of Hagerstown. Alona Theotiers in Rear Middletons. Chiard Glau Monroe. John Lb Sigler and Joan L Sigler of Sandwich, ML. Surviving spouses, children, brothers Henry Sigler, aged 85, and others in Ames, Michi Fannie, Port, Piano, UL, and Poolesville. Funeral details reference cemetery and local directors.
A short fashion note praises spring styles that flatter a slender figure. It argues that certain silhouettes enhance a lean frame better than looser lines and urges careful selection to achieve a chic look.
A local gallery opens a collection featuring works by renowned Old Masters, highlighting rare sketches and preparatory drawings. Curators emphasize technical study and historical context, inviting scholars and the public to explore lines, shading, and attribution.
A periodical review by Dr Morris Fishbed surveys tobacco effects on the digestive and nervous systems. It notes irritations of the tongue and mouth in some, possible tooth decay being rare, and links excessive smoking to stomach acidity and heartburn though evidence varies by individual. A careful medical exam is urged to confirm causation.
Mrs James C Wetliebr and Douglas visited near Burk 2 with relatives through the week. Congratulations are sent to Ruth Strine Frederick Wedres and Ala about a tuberculosis project opening soon. Mr AL Dorsey Etgbison returned from Birmingham after speaking at a Bellows meeting and visit near Miiunta Ga with memories of Memorials and world wonders.
A fragment notes a person warned of a visit to Baltimore and references events from twenty years ago in Frederick with unclear details and names missing.
In the Bible quiz fragment readers see a question about the life of Elisha and a prompt to identify the first question. The text hints at a last line related to Saul and an baptism or an act that made something.
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