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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1927
Page
5
George M. Sroon died aged 33 years and 4 months. Survived by widow and four sons, with relatives in Hagerstown and Washington DC. Funeral from the late home Sunday at 2 59 oclock, entombment in Nose Fearsprigz.
The funeral for Charles Berard Karn occurred Thursday afternoon at 2 o clock from East C street Brunswick with Rev. EE Burness and Rev. Co W Tees officiating. Bearers included Turner SL Conners John W Kaetzel J F P Bittle E Presley Ortison A F Hightmar and Samuel T Hogan. A duet Face to Face was sung by Mrs 6 W Hess and Mrs W rr Newientas. Imermeni Brunswick M R Etchison and Son funeral directors.
The article discusses sleep needs across ages noting that growth affects requirements and that winter increases needs. It cites Dr. Max Scham and Hygeia Magazine, giving practical guidance on minimum hours for children aged 12 to 14, sleep quality factors, and room sharing arrangements.
An overview of the historic Wakes Sunday festival in northern England and beyond. It details the shift to observing wakes on the first Sunday in October, its status as a national festival for two centuries, and regional nicknames such as Herefordshire’s Thamping Mondar Cornwall’s Feaston Sunday and Hopping Sunday reflecting dancing and revelry.
A Bed ford hospital house surgeon kept a man alive by breathing into his lungs though death followed. Earlier St Henry Doille in Paris treated a boy with acute pneumonia using breath as a reviving aid through a towel and forceful exhalation, a practice linked to frontier medicine.
A fragmented passage discusses how veteran readers loop through genres Fiction poetry biography history and defence in a repeating cycle. It notes the reader’s habit of returning to a new book with each lap of reading and mentions a student or class context in passing.
The Frederick gathering concluded after three days as committees submitted their report Thursday evening. Supervisors and superintendents met at Frederick High School at 9 39 oclock for continuation and lunch before departing for home.
The Yellow Springs Concert Band elected Geo. L. Twenty president and other officers including Robert L. Smith vice president Ross Twenty recording secretary and Prof. Chas C. T. Stull treasurer. The group reported a successful year with a dividend to members and secured engagements for Braddock Heights services this year. A junior players class was started by Prof. Stall.
Fed Amelita Galli Curci, renowned coloratura, will give a recital at the town auditorium on Fennacsy 7. The event is under Mrs. Wilson-Greene of Washington who presented Paderewski in the same hall last season. Music lovers are expected to respond with enthusiasm in this section.
The document notes no record of provincial flags for Massachusetts but cites a April 1 resolution encouraging seamen enlistment. The text describes a proposed uniform and flag design featuring a white field a green pine tree and an inscription Appeal to Acaven.
A garbled passage shows characters like Peggy Edna Lana and Fegrr discussing animal crackers letters and picks with incomplete dialogue and unclear context. It reads as a disjointed transcript fragment with numerous misspellings and missing phrases.
Market items list grains with prices and subscription notice for The New. Indicates wheat and corn values in bushels with brief pricing and agricultural yard details. The fragmentary notice urges readers to subscribe for market reports.
Police in Hempstead Long Island acknowledge that a man killed his cinnamon bearer Catherine Uallaway. Officials say Robvery is suspected but motives are linked to non domestic troubles.
Fragmentary report indicates a new administration in Republica with J. Gr alg and Andrew Beer- Gti named to key posts as party factions adjust leadership. Evanzelige id, and others, appear as commission members in a cited reorganizing move.
Public sales livestock and farm implements at Creagerstown and Rose Hill Manor farm. dancing classes reopen at Francis Scott Key Hotel. multiple auto listings for sale, including classics and trucks. local shops offer bargains and upholstery moves. community announcements include concerts, auctions, and social dances in Frederick and surrounding towns.
Varied notices include auctions by Frederick Junk Co and R. White with dates and locations in Frederick Maryland. Property for rent or sale along Market Street notes modern homes and furniture auctions. Market ads feature groceries, moving services, and trappers price offers across streets and avenues.
A fragmented 12 acre State Road estate listing details several brick dwellings and modern houses with garages and various meters and improvements. It references streets such as Second street and Market with mentions of a Motern new Brick and a phase 4S redevelopment.
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