The Work of Death An Infant Rusts in the Sun
An infant dies amid harsh conditions as the headline notes the grim work of death. The fragmentary text points to distress and mortality, with limited readable details about location or officials.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1927
Page
5
An infant dies amid harsh conditions as the headline notes the grim work of death. The fragmentary text points to distress and mortality, with limited readable details about location or officials.
Funeral services were conducted for Rothes at the grave by the Washirztos Leige of Elks. he was a Washington representative of M. J. Grave Dine and earlier led Grove Ase and Coal. He belonged to the Washington Board of Trade, Chamber of Commerce, Keane Council, Knights of Columbus, and Elks. life member of Coal Exchange. Mrs Mary C Zimmerman funeral held at 11 East Church Street with Mass at St John’s. pallbearers listed. interment at St John’s Cemetery. Thomas P. Rice, funeral director. Sarah L. Normen, colored, funeral held Saturday afternoon at Ashurr M. F. services conducted by Dison.
Purely personal items record arrivals departures and visits. Gar Zentz of Emmitsburg accepts a position with Warnesboro officials. John Wakefield McGill to return Saturday to the Cathedral Choir School in New York. Elder T. Fike of Thurmont filled a pulpit after recent illness. Mrs 0 B Wisozker and grandson return to Tanm after holidays in Philadelphia. Dr and Mrs O W Lines left Thurmont for L. Va. C G Webster returned to York Pa after a visit with sister Ann Osler. H A G Sylvester and sister Laura visit Sarasot Florida for March. Henri Pongaint visited Foran Mansion season. Blenrir is now in the US Navy stationed at Bamboa Roads. Carroll Thzeeton Uz after set his parents and Mrs Robert Tson of Th mort. Howard Hahn of Franigaliaat involved in Magi shens case.
The article recounts U S intervention to aid Nicaragua's Adolfo Diaz during his 1912 crisis. It notes American naval forces pressed Diaz’s opponents, including General Mena, and mentions bombardment of Managua, Masaya ambush, Granada surrender, and subsequent actions. It cites the 1915 navy report on operations and the role of the Diaz family in Nicara gua politics.
The Bishops Crusade begins with a week of daily devotions and services aimed at awakening church membership and spiritual discipline. Rev. Banks and Rev. Hoof will lead sermons and visits to churches and worship spaces across the area.
The passage notes Chamorro built an army nucleus from high officials including a treasury counsellor and police chiefs in Managua and Corinto, then led a revolt against the Solórzano government late in 1925. Solórzano led a conservative nationalist coalition government with liberal and conservative members.
The notice details the marriage of Madeline Zimmerman, daughter of Walter Zimmerman, to a groom associated with Le Seva and a mobile insurance agent. It mentions the couple’s wedding date, the officiating clergy, and notes on family and residence plans.
A fragmentary notice lists a 91.00 millinery sale on velvet and felt hats, with discounts to clear space for spring arrivals. Also mentions lunch specials, for sale or rent ads, and various local notices about items and services available in Frederick area.
Fragmented OCR text notes individuals on South Market and East Beet Baim with references to a card party and a sale or rent. Mentions The Niecdemas Ice Cream Co. and local names, but details are unclear due to garbled phrases.
Public auction at the Frederick County Courthouse on January 19 1836 at 10 am for a Ballenger District farm of 52 acres with a seven room frame house bank barn and outbuildings. The site lies on the Frederick Jefferson state road seven miles west of Frederick and features a stream water rights and cultivated fields. A deposit of 1500 dollars is required on purchase with deed to follow later. Local officials certify the statement of finances.
State of Maryland Frederick December 6 1926 the Citizens National Bank of Frederick will hold an election on the second Tuesday and January 11 between 10 am and 12 pm to elect directors for the ensuing year at the bank offices Zimmerman cashier swears to the above sworn before me on the date shown by public official notice authoritative banking election rules and local officials involved
Property listings describe new homes poultry houses and water supply near Lys Acres, with modern brick dwellings on East Fifth Street and West Fourth Street. Details include possession April 1, 1700 price features such as porches garages and electric service. Trades and immediate possession offered.
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