Local News Fragment Notes Centenary Event
An early 20th century local news fragment from The Kewe Post details a centenary event and related community notes. It mentions printing and manufacturing details, local figures, and telegraphic updates, with sparse readable names and dates.
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Geeit Brotheks
Outlawing Submarine Warfare and Peace Efforts
The piece argues submarine warfare should be prohibited to save civilians and prevent future wars. It notes U S ships and passengers suffer torpedoing, cites President Coolidge praising German relations, and urges continuing peaceful collaboration while warning against reviving monarchies that led to 1914.
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Warren
Coolidge
Germany
von Prittwitt
United States
America
Inquiring Reporter Asks Joe Perrone About Local Ties
Fragmented OCR text mentions Joe Perrone and a local figure, with garbled phrases suggesting questions about ties to Papelera and community issues. No clear events, dates, or outcomes are readable in the fragment.
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Joe Perrone
Papelera Tei
Religion and Health Weekly Devotion On Overcoming Sinful Habits
The devotion ties spiritual health to inner harmony through Saint Pauls struggle with a divided spirit. It cites Romans and Corinthians and cites psychiatrists on mental disturbance from unchecked desires. It urges a central selfless purpose and Christ as supreme for order unity and health of spirit. The prayer asks God to heal bodies and souls and end infirmities through Christ.
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Paul
Jesus Christ
Christ
Jesus
Amon
Life's Niceties and Etiquette Q&A
Life's Niceties offers hints on table decoration for formal dinners with silver platters fruit and flowers. It notes festive occasions allow fruit centerpieces, while flowers suit other events. Formal arrangements may include candy holders or candlepieces. Ice and Coal Company Elects Directors at a Monday meeting with Shaet Warcet as president and Casper Cline as chair.
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Ice and Coal Company
Tiggeia Tce and
Coal Campany
Momlay
Shaet T. Warcet
Casper EL Cline
Charles L. Stelent
Gees W. Wolnein
Thomas AL Chapline
Thomas
Michael
Ice Ivy Sn Ink
Jug Bridge Club Hosts Twenty Members Friday Evening
Mrs Ma Nouck acted as hostess to the bridge club gathering with about twenty members in attendance. The event began at 2 p.m. and featured the president Mrs Ek and the hostess Mrs Elmer Dixon among the notable attendees.
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Jug Bridge Club
Ma Nouck
Ige Club
Aer A Hi
Ek We
Elmer Dixon
Twenty Years Ago Today In Frederick
Fragmentary note recalls a past Frederick event with names such as Robert Birch and Frank Gaith cited as secretary and treasurer respectively. The entry hints at a public or organizational moment but details are unclear.
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Sucteian
Robert Birch
Corresper
Frank Gaith
The Dover Cottage Home Described as Cheery and Practical
A 1927 NEA brief extols The Dover bungalow with two bedrooms, five dormers, built in storage, and cheerful features. It notes prices from unspecified months up to 4508 dollars and directs readers to Standard Homes Company in Colorado Building, Washington, D.C. for details.
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Standard Homes Company
Colorado Building
Washington, D.C
NEA Service, Inc
Fire Tears Through Kitchen in Middleburg News
Feb 27 report from Middleburg notes a kitchen blaze at Mrs Grover’s home that ruined the room. Water from a basket brigade kept flames down until Union Bridge firefighters arrived. Several locals visited ruins and attended other social calls in the area.
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Mitchelisrs
Mreams
Sam's Creek Fee and Wedding Notice
Incomplete OCR mentions Sam's Creek and a fee. It references Nusbaum and a visit by Alexander at a home with a February date implied, but the text is garbled and unreadable for full details.
Farmer Abandoned After Hit Run Driver
A farmer was struck and left by a hit and run driver. Police arrived at the scene but could not identify the driver involved. The investigation continued as authorities sought leads and possible witnesses.
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Sotracks
Wilel
Crane
Bakowas
Contax & Nh
Everal
Duckworth
Birthday and Party Notices From Middletown Area
A long list of attendees for a Saturday party at Fence of Mr and Mrs J Womer near Liberty includes numerous local residents and families. Another item notes a birthday surprise dinner for Mr Shank at his home west of Middletown with many relatives and neighbors in attendance.
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Mary
Bessie
Helen Alexanter
Tha .Lome
Sterling Ecker
New Windsor
Roland
Pleasant Valley
Oscar Heiner
Randall Spoertine
William = Borland
Walter Engle
Merton Engle
J. .W_ omer
Liverty
P. Benner
Wiliam
Wre
Beard
W. D. Curfman
Jesse Pittinger
Calvin Hamiton
Alfrey Tippean
Mer
Mira
Lioward Valentine
Mibaugh
John Pryor
Nelson Pittinger
Pant Barrier
Duval Sweadner
Roma L. Shank
Middletown
Unclear OCR Notices on Union Bridge and Local Figures
Fragmentary text mentions Union Bridge, Merchant charges, and a move to Baltimore county to oversee a peach farm. References incomplete with names and dates unreadable. no clear event or outcome stated.
Letter Golf Puzzle Hints Battle Phrase
A parlor letter golf clue invites readers to transform the word LETTEE into BAT TLE through a series of wordplay jabs. The note suggests a solution is on the previous page and frames the puzzle as a battle of letter changes.
Thieves at Work Target Two Homes in Local Ramble
Between 20 and 25 was stolen from the homes of Harry O Schroefer Clark Place and P M Hiestien East Patrick Street last Tuesday night or early Wednesday. Thieves entered from the back and left the same way. At Schroefer’s home more than 20 was taken. at Hiestien’s a smaller amount. Mr Schroefer startled intruders on the stairs. architrons were not notified.
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Harry O. Schroefer
Clark Place
P. M. Hiestien
East Patrick Street
Schroeder
Hiteshew
Sroehem
Proper school lunches through thermos and balanced packs
Nutrition experts advise carrying a warm lunch in a thermos with milk, protein and fresh fruit or vegetables. Include bread or sandwiches, a sweet, and a prepared dish like cocoa, soup, or stews, plus a suitable eating area at school to ensure a relaxed meal.
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American Medical Association
Higela
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Be Cheerful and Smile Across the Journey
A short reflective note extols smiling as wealth of spirit. The author claims happiness and lightness uplift travelers and companions, contrasting with the grimmer man who hoards wealth and frowns. The quote encourages cheerful demeanor and generosity of spirit.
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