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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1928
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text references a daily news page with small notices and ads. It mentions Tre News-Peet, local press items, and a reference to an Anderson entity. The readable content is incomplete, offering only scattered mentions of a newspaper page and generic notices without clear events or dates.
Discussion on outlawing submarines as a cruelty of war and a possible path to peace. President Coolidge notes improved U S German relations and urges magnanimity as travel and diplomacy reflect mutual respect despite past tensions. A proverb about judging a man by company is included.
The weekly religious note discusses illness of spirit and mental distress caused by lack of self conquest. It urges a central unselfish purpose to bring inner order and health, citing Paul and Christ as sources of harmony and strength. A prayer seeks divine healing of bodies and souls through Jesus Christ.
A noisy mix of etiquette Q and A on table decorations with fruit centerpieces flowers and bowls. Followed by a report of the Ice and Coal Company directors election and a social club notice about the upcoming meeting and hostesses.
Fragmentary OCR notes list names such as Thomas, Geo Saith, Gay Barth, Elsroad, Joseph Ford, Walter L. Flasit, Bert Birch, Frank Gaither and others dated to Frederick. content unclear and incomplete.
The Dover offers two bedrooms with two closets and possible dormer windows. Built in bookcases or drawers may be planned in a cozy layout. Price ranges from 250 to 4590 dollars, with Standard Homes Company handling inquiries.
Reported early morning fire in Middleburg caused heavy smoke in a door opening. Firefighters from Union Bridge tire department used a bucket brigade to keep the blaze down until arrival. Residents and neighbors including Betty and Frederick Crouse and others attended visits to affected homes and nearby towns as cleanup began.
A partial OCR reading notes a February to March event at Sam's Creek involving Bam's Cresh and an Alexander family. Details are unclear and names may be misspelled.
A farmer was struck by a hit and run vehicle on a rural road. Bystanders and nearby residents reported a chaotic scene with a general broken era then. A motorist named Harriie riding was present and both he and the farmer were rushed to hospital, with authorities expecting recovery. Sergeant Duckworth arrived shortly after the crash.
An enjoyable birthday surprise party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roma L. Shank west of Middletown in honor of Mr. Shank's first birthday. A fine dinner was served and music rendered with many neighbors and relatives present including Mr. Parker Green, Mrs. Kieffer Harp, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coleman, and numerous Shank family members.
Union Bridge notes Dr. Roberta Fleagia from Hanover spoke on her China missionary work and the commons she observed. A special program and memorial day observance were noted, with references to local families and community events in Moy et Esp and Monkton areas.
A playful puzzle text invites readers into a letter golf challenge. It notes battles begin with letters and suggests a two-jab path from LETTER to BAT TLE, hinting a solution is on the last page.
Reported burglaries at two East Patrick Street residences during the night or early morning left more than $20 missing from the Schroeder home and a smaller sum from Hiteshew’s. In a related incident at Buchsen’s, an alarm deterred intruders after a neighbor, Mr Hix, heard activity downstairs. Authorities were not notified in the last case.
Nutrition experts advise mothers to pack balanced school lunches when homeroom meals are impractical. Heat meals in a thermos, include milk, protein, bread, fruit or vegetables, and a small dessert, with a pleasant eating space to avoid hurried, unsatisfactory meals.
A whimsical quote from N A Lufburrow extols cheer and smiling over wealth. It argues that a stern face yields no true riches and that occasional grins lift spirits on life’s journey, urging indulgence in simple joy while one eats.
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