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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1927
Page
4
Governor Ritchie reappoints Col. E Austin Baughman as Commissioner of Motor Vehicles citing enforcement record and public expectations. The piece notes fears rival choices would politicize the office and praises Edison on a milestone anniversary.
The article discusses whether a president should win a third term, weighing arguments for limiting incumbents after two terms against calls for experience and renewal. It notes concerns about bureaucratic government and tyranny fears from historic forefathers, contrasting views on executive power.
The article discusses President Cool Hige's proposal for a further conference on arms limitation. It notes cordial reception abroad and the expectation that the conference will be approved domestically. It mentions long border peace with Canada and the absence of fortifications along the border.
A Frederick Maryland reader urges the Maryland legislature to compel the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to eliminate or safeguard grade crossings. He cites a century of generous charter rights and calls for action on this dangerous issue to fund internal improvements. He notes the railroad’s longstanding tax exemptions and argues a law in 1927 would honor the railroad’s anniversary while protecting the public.
Spring hints from Olive Roberts Barton on thoughtful home planning emphasize not only house design but land use and street placement. She urges attention to ground conditions, neighborhood context, and a cohesive group of homes to enhance beauty and property value, suggesting practical planting like Lombardy poplars to create visual impact.
The letter from W. J. Grove argues the gasoline tax increases place an added burden on readers. It reflects reader concern about tax policy and its impact on daily costs.
A partial OCR text hints at a farmer and finances but lacks clear names places or events. The readable bits suggest discussion of money earned or cigarette nickels and a stray reference to copyright. The fragment provides no verifiable facts for a fuller summary.
A fragmentary blotter notes a small fire at a home on Market Street and lists several local names and addresses from the era, reflecting a past-column snapshot of Frederick.
Congress readmitted gl 4ts re sane James Lenox founder of the Lenox Library died in New York. Sundey noted Yageb t player made Hie Mrst appear ass on Chicago. Wol-Prof Alexner Graham Beil donated $25.0 to the Assocation Cor TesOtag Eh al Mutes Presbyterians in New York. A letter of dagmat wufare sa te chareh United States Senate caused a treaty with Denmark for the purchase of the Dash Wee Indies W1o Sir Winfricd Laurer former Dominion premier died at Ottawa Horn at S Lo Guebec. 1824 seventy fives tour when a mp ing camp near Bingham Utah destroyed by a snowslide. Massachugetts legislature reject Hi atre fon favor dhe sale of plight wenes and beer. Dat.d F. Horston born at Monroe NC 61 years ago today. Frederic E. Ives born at Litchfield, Cong . TL Years ago today. Anita Stewart born in Brooklyn NY. Donald Hrisn born in St. John nd So years ago today. Centenary of Rose Terre Cooke birth. National Congress of Parent Teacher Associations thirtieth birthday anniversary. Nazi goet in Southern California opens today bat San Bernardino. U S battle fleet leaves Los Angeles today for spring maneuvers in Caribbean Sea. Greetings to Speaker and Mrs Nicholas Longworth on first anniversary of marriage. Sixteenth annual inner of trust companies of the United States at Waldorf Astoria. White House social season ends with reception for Present and Mrs Coolidge with Army Navy and Marine Corps.
A quirky rhymed piece centers on Alec Kabubble and a sorrowful character named Lufcrrow. It describes gloom and inward troubles while suggesting a subtle call to resilience through melancholic humor. The tone mirrors a late era satirical verse.
The garbled lines muse on the splendors of time, eternity, and mortality. Aesthetic references to stars and heaven hint at life after death as hearts lift and spirits contend with fate.
A fragmented page shows a child oriented test with questions covering geography history and science. Items ask for a Great Lakes city known as The City of the Straits Washington inauguration year celestial body Neptune given, and other trivia including naval quotes and Greek capital city.
A brief note mentions a song of thanks tied to a faith group. References to a religious event or sentiment appear alongside unclear text about a save or social media platform. Specific names, places, or dates are not discernible in the fragment.
Multiple death notices and obituaries report several individuals dying in different places. Key names include Mrs. Rachel Edwards MacGill and Mr. Lloyd T. MacGill, with survivors listed such as William E. MacGill and Mrs Annie E. Helfanst, among others. Services are described, including locations and funeral directors.
J. B. Beall of Mr Airy funeral service announces funeral arrangement for the deceased with interment to take place in the adjoining cemetery.
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Rebecca Bohn were held Wednesday at 11 o'clock from Baylor A Crist's home on North Market Street with Rev Chalmers W Walck officiating. Pallbearers named and burial at Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Mt City Council and Sons and Daughters of Liberty members attended. Funeral directors were Ima and Son.
The text lists attendees and names connected to Frederick events, mentioning Mre and Mre Woleshie Burger at Drederich Hospital on February ld and a visit to the Sets Insurance Company in Washi C. It notes participants including Joseph D Raker Dr J H Apple Julie russell E Lighter and several others, with further names like RL Ames Nendrickson Jacob Rohrback and Edward S&S Ja laine.
Fragmentary note describes Santee Teachers and George Waar mator with inquiry about his memory. Lori James recalls a marionette memorial erected, reflecting local market context and educational interest.
George M. Hett of West Char Street was reported at Frederick City Hospital this morning to be in ill health. Little Clive Louis Ridgely, son of Mr and Mrs Wall H Ridgely, has returned home after a spell as a patient at Frederick City Hospital.
An unclear passage mentions Italy, families, Rome, and possible names or groups. The text is incomplete and lacks verifiable details such as dates, places, or actions. Further context is needed to produce a reliable summary with concrete entities.
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