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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1928
Page
4
The piece condemns workshy individuals who turn to crime for easy money and praises honest labor. It argues such offenders corrupt neighborhoods, should be jailed, and that the community has zero tolerance for these acts. It stresses work as life’s law and urges public action against criminals.
A reader objects to the current property assessment methods as unfair, arguing assessors should have latitude and judgment in valuing property. The letter condemns excessive taxation to fund lavish government projects and calls for lawmakers to curb tax power and broaden the tax base.
The Juniors League states flapper behavior has faded in 25 cities research shows less of godlike traits in these women and more disdain for mere poise and dignity Postwar looseness allegedly weakened restraint, with regualted youth of both sexes now more common Yet some families still let children act freely and are blamed for producing flapper types in both genders.
Brief items from the county recount social visits health updates and travel. Mrs Crumrine hosted at her daughter’s home Mrs Mulloix returned home after a visit Mrs Law Yorwer and Atre Long are mentioned along with Edgar Wallson and family Mrs Eldridge Brew and Lenn Case family spent time away William Crouse spent a day in Baltimore headlines reflect community life and local residents’ activities.
A jumble of family visits and weekend gatherings across Taneytown York, Westminster, Wrightsville, and nearby towns. Mentions Mr and Mrs Ne A iteheok, Mary Stover, the Shorb and Selby families, and several extended relatives traveling to and from homes in Pennsylvania and Maryland.
Urbana community notes report a reading titled the Spirit of Frances Willan to be held Tuesday night in the new education building’s community room. Several locals are mentioned visiting relatives and hosts in Washington and Baltimore and social events are noted among residents.
Feb 27 report from Catoctin Furnace lists Rev. Taster, Mrs Jacob Layviman, Mr and Mrs William Renner, Miss Grace Bear who has been confined to her home.
Fragmentary OCR text appears unreadable with broken words and names. No coherent event or identifiable entities can be confirmed from the readable portion.
Mrs. Evangeline Lindbergh arrives at Boston Airport after a Detroit flight. She is welcomed by state officials and Naut Piucation Association representatives as a guest for a visit and club membership events. In Toledo, a Sunday night explosion injures five, with one man in critical condition and hospitalizations ongoing.
Office of American Express Co consolidates in railway terminal with Bland Street location abolished. One express wagon taken out of service. Chamber of Commerce meeting announces reviews and headquarters updates scheduled at 730.
A county investigation cites alleged mismanagement and unsafe practices at the jail. Reports note deteriorating sanitation, inadequate medical care, and prisoner visitation concerns. Witnesses describe heated disputes between staff and inmates and calls for improved oversight.
The Health al um defeated ie question resolved not the present system of primary elections for state and national gines should be abandoned. Bucknell for the negative supported the system arguing democracy and the direct primary as a tool for society and the individual. Bucknell’s team included Mares Nan Thomas, Doris Siner, Loryihy Riker, and Mery Gross.
A cryptic note appears on the Inst page proposing a riddle from BURY to a GOLD in five steps. The teaser hints at a sold item and a hidden solution printed with the page.
A fragmented instructional note outlines changing one letter at a time to transform words like TOW to HEN in three steps, insisting each intermediate form be a common word and letter order stay fixed. The piece imagines a wartime context and includes garbled lines and stray punctuation.
The text reflects on Saul and Jonathan as lovely in life and united in death from 2 Samuel 1 verse 25. It also cites Socrates advising caution in forming friendships but urges lasting loyalty once commitment is made.
A damaged excerpt provides hints on table setting and etiquette with garbled answers. It mentions meals, bread and batter plate positions, and butter spread placement though many words are incomplete. The readable bits reference breakfast settings and plate arrangement concepts with partial directions.
Fragmentary notes from The News columns dated February 27 1943 describe past events in Frederick including political figures and civic matters. Distorted text limits full clarity but references to local names and events suggest a retrospective city snapshot from wartime era.
Dr Morris Fishbein reports on calcium and phosphorus importance to growth and maternal health. Cod liver oil is cited as improving calcium balance with varied phosphorus effects, especially when paired with milk. olive oil shows no similar benefit.
A compact note on common word errors and sound guidance from W. Ll. Guroos. It highlights misused phrases like cannot help but believe, pronunciation slips, and misspellings. The day spotlights insoluble meaning not solvable or inexplicable as in life’s insoluble riddles.
A playful piece notes eating as a necessary act with varied effects. It humorously praises the joy of meals while warning about overeating and reliance on pills. The text signs off with a quirky author tag and a push to subscribe for all the news.
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