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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1928
Page
4
The article argues for greater funding to improve rescue equipment after the loss of the submarine S4 and urges prompt congressional action. It also discusses January 1 financial obligations, urging timely payment to avoid bankruptcies and business failures, noting the toll of unpaid debts on enterprises and the economy.
About one billion dollars has been paid toward the national debt in the past year. The text praises the nation's ability to handle large debts and urges utilization of American power and industry. It also contains unrelated lines about windbreaks and a red nose, and a remark about a girl who uses rouge.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a generic inquiring reporter item with garbled names and stray phrases. Readable bits mention an inquiring reporter and Sunday news, but key details are unreadable.
A column lists Middletown and nearby residents visiting relatives during the holidays. Names include Hattie Baker, Bh. EL Culler in Jefferson. Miss Katherine Miller in Hanover. John W. Longs from Dayton visiting Mrs. Henry Norris. Dr. Bradley Hoke Jr. and Robert Hoke in Meyersville. and many others from Frederick, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and surrounding towns.
Twenty years ago in Frederick a sequence of church notes includes Fr. Albert E. Sisathwan as assistant pastor at St. John's Catholic Church and a move of Rev. Fre Andree Conlon to succeed Fr. Smith after studying at the Mission House of the Pe University in Las Zore near Washington.
A man, described as a former Frederick High School student and active church member, was arrested after a late New Year’s incident at a post office. Police report he rifled a News Post Office, found a key ring, and had previously been involved in other burglaries. He faced charges as investigators note prior offenses and family separations.
A brief note recalls an annual Christmas remembrance dated seven days prior. The fragment mentions a relief effort and a sense of foreboding tied to the holiday period. Further readable details are limited in the text.
The fragmentary text hints at a Bible thought feature with a possible title or note about advertising but provides no coherent details, names, places, or dates to anchor a fuller summary. Further readable content is needed to construct a valid news card.
A collage of historical notes marks this date with births and events. United States Senator Overman and Weatherford native Lanham are named, plus references to Douglas Jerrold and a 1928 dry campaign effort. The piece notes a Supreme Court reconvening and a temperance mass meeting in Washington.
Middleburg Jan 3 Local notices recount Christmas gatherings across families and friends. Wilbur Delphey and Raymond Johnson joined J H Bowman and Gibert of Annapolis. Emily Lyon hosted Hade Lyas and Harry Lyce of Baltimore. Six and Donald Sixes spent time with farmers in Baltimore. James Sherman and Catherine visited his parents in Middleburg. Naomi Coleman, a nurse at Franklin Square in Baltimore, returned from a trip with Mary Koons. George Stevens of Baltimore stayed with Frank Kauffman’s family. Addison McKinney hosted guests including Julia Sebour Nettie Mary Johnson Paul and others. Rebecca Bowman stayed with her parents. Donald Bos tion and Kenneth Plank were in an auto accident. Kenneth injured, Donald received four stitches. Mrs Charles Hyde visited relatives Ada McKinney and Sherman. Hattie Plank and son Bobby with Edward Coleman family in Bark Hil. Raymond Johnson hosted his family and Ruth, with Jessier and Mrs James Coleman visiting Sunday.
In a playful note the Letter Golf editor asserts every SPIRE has a POINT and life should align likewise. The proposed change demands seven strokes, and the editor’s solution is promised on the paper’s last page.
The rules describe letter golf: change one word to Amather in a given number of strokes with complete common words each step, preserving letter order. Example changes COW to HEX in three steps: COW, BOW, HEW, HEN. Only one letter may change per jump and each intermediate must be a valid common word. slang and abbreviations do not count. The solution is printed on the last page.
A garbled note recaps New Year actions with mentions of local venues and clubs closing early. It references Wm C H and several entities, but details are unclear. The fragment hints at a holiday period with short schedules and varying closures around year end.
The New Market Woman's Club met at Mrs H Davis home near Monrovia on December 25 with Mrs Will Nicodemus presiding. Reading and a program followed as members discussed Santa Claus gifts and articles from the Loan Closet. The meeting included carol singing and a reported program by Mrs Barcy Darments and others.
Fire at Mt Airy was contained by the Airy fire department with chemicals preventing major damage. A woman named Lidia Miller reportedly assisted. Insurance covered the fire loss. The piece also notes a Women's Club meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Godricks on Friday evening with music, duets by Miss Anne Knott and Tuaniin Duddecar, and a program chaired by Miss Pantine Hendrickson. Attendees listed include Mr. and Mrs. G. Wr. and Mrs Ira McRodick, and many others. The club will meet next at Miss Anna Kuort’s home. a note adds honey as a remedy to restore lustre in pearls.
A medical note discusses risks from children placing objects in ears or noses and outlines safe removal methods. It covers sneezing to clear passages, nasal washing with head forward, and cautious forceps use sometimes under anesthesia. If objects lodge, irrigation or tapping can help. alive insects may be killed with oil before extraction.
An enjoyable evening was spent by a party at the residence of Mr and Mrs J L O Hara Jr on East Fourth street. Attendees included Grace Roélkey and daughter Bettie Evely Ruth Weitz Sirs H Spurrier A Leatherman and daughter Margaret Ryler O Hara Mobler Marr O Hara Helen Smith Ruth Lee Marshall Leatherman Ray Knuill and Abrecac.
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