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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1928
Page
4
In a hindered garbled item an Inquiring Reporter is mentioned with unclear references to names and places. The fragment suggests a local feature or column but lacks readable context or concrete facts to summarize a full event or statement.
A garbled social column lists residents and visitors including Mrs Marlvis Keyser and family, Mr Barton, and Mrs Reddick with son George. It mentions radio purchases, gatherings at the Harp home, and a special radio program. Several names and places are partial, reflecting a neighborhood social calendar with entertainment at Rockit near and visits from New York and West Virginia towns.
Frederick memories list events from two decades ago including local happenings and notable moments, capturing daily life as remembered in the community.
A 4 year old child and a man were killed in separate auto incidents Wednesday. In one crash near Warimarei a child stepped from a yard into a road and was struck by a car driven by Fort, who stopped to help. The other fatality occurred when a pedestrian was hit in Frederick while crossing behind a parked car. Funeral arrangements are being planned.
A garbled historic column notes deaths and events: Huntington of Norwich Conn. ships seized en route to an expedition. armistice and court references. plus a specific wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Martin Valentine in Warner with guests listed and a detailed family roster. The piece mixes dates, places, and names with unclear OCR details.
A reader note from The News references Reneans 1952 lines about love as life for the son and mentions Wil Ty Chanalis in association with the item. The fragment signals a religious reflection included in the paper.
Lin Fewlieg and restsay recount a long marriage with devotion and humor. Frederick City Hospital reports son Russell IL injured in an eye accident while working in Brunswick railroad shops. he may lose sight. The family notes 40 years with B&O machinery, seven children, and roots as Brunswick’s original citizens, with local public service.
Lesson notes discuss common word usage errors and pronunciation tips. It covers avoiding redundant phrases such as back after retreat and highlights misspellings like hippopotamus while exploring synonyms bellicose and belligerent for warlike tone.
Local grocer Lufeererow operates amid varied goods from canned fruit to dried foods. The shop freights daily staples and specialty items, drawing customers seeking reliable service and broad selection.
Dr Morris Fishbein highlights bran’s 100 year role in diet and medicine. The piece notes whole wheat bran and bran flour advocates like Graham, praises bran for laxative action due to crude fiber, and mentions Yale physiologic chemistry experts and animal studies supporting its bulk effect.
Boston reports the submarine S4 was rammed and sunk off Provincetown by the Coast Guard destroyer Paulding during submerged trials. Lieut Frank Le Worden testified the sub paused at surface after two three-tin dives before collision, amid detailed technical discussion of standardization trials. A social note follows about a party hosted by Mr and Mrs Allen Kline with guests listed.
A whimsical note describes carts bird watching the worm and a golfer chasing victory with four strokes. The piece hints at a par challenge and a last-ditch solution, using playful mis-spellings to convey golf jargon.
The puzzle explains changing one word to another in a fixed number of strokes. You may alter only one letter at a time and must form a valid common word at each step. Abbreviations and slang are not allowed, and the sequence order cannot be changed.
A reader asks about refreshments for bridge gatherings. The answer suggests hot sausages or a hot dish of sausages sandwiches, with scrambled eggs and thin sausages as vogue in New York. Rolls and coffee are also noted.
Readable phrase hints at a birthday gathering. Names and places are garbled, with partial fragments referencing individuals and a location but no clear event details or outcomes.
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