Daily News Notary Fee Notice Summary
Fragmentary notice from a newspaper page indicates notary fees or related charges at a local office. readable text lacks clear names, dates, or locations to identify entities or outcomes.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1927
Page
4
Keeping Out Pests From Immigrants and Trade
A retold regional view argues pests threaten agriculture as human immigration does, noting cotton boll weevils from Egypt and oriental insects harming native trees and crops. It links pest spread to expanded world trade, warns of billions in damages, and calls for strict quarantine and vigilance to prevent further introductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Egypt
Japan
United States
Cits
Saek
eTio
Pomon Alcohol Critique Echoes Al Smith Debate
A reader questions liquor advocates in Pomon arguing that alcohol is a high creed prison. The letter mocks temperance rhetoric, claims liquor fuels vice, and references a January 15 notice with unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Smith
Ritchie
News
S.r
Skeohol
Pioneering Spirit and Modern Work Life in New York
A fragmented account discusses young couples in New York, their residences and job situations, with remarks on group insurance and profit-sharing plans as perceived security. It notes the era’s drive for stability, debate on family formation, and a hopeful tone about future opportunities amid economic change.
Rize Geer Contractors Hit By Insurance Claim
A fragmented OCR item references Rize Geer and contractors in connection with an insurance claim. The readable portion suggests a local business matter affecting payments or coverage, with no dates or explicit outcomes available.
Today in History and notable events
Today in history notes various anniversaries and births including a Confederate era figure and Philadelphia natives. Mentions a National Conference, a Tuskegee event, and a boxing show at Madison Square Garden benefiting Sam Landowsky, a veteran Texan pugilist in poor health and finances.
Luf's Stuff A Cold Job By NAL Lufburrow
Poem describes a mail carrier named Luf Burrow delivering in Boston or hilly areas amid cold, storms, and slumbering households. It notes his daily route, late delays, and reliability regardless of weather, ending with a confident assertion that his service continues through frozen blasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Bible Thought For the Poor Anew Appears robed and torn
A fragmented line from a historical page shows religious reflection tied to poverty. The note mentions a scripture reference Aptar 42. 8 and a phrase about seeds and garments, indicating a terse devotional or editorial snippet from an era-labeled publication.
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick Dispute Reaches Court
Twenty years ago in Frederick a dispute centered on Halley Road and local figures including Jamely, Barger, Rhodes, and Kemp. Reineering and Market Sirest figures are noted. the article records civic or legal tensions from that date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Tes Barger
Rhodes
R. Kemp
Daily Lessons In English By W. L. Gurax
The fragmentary OCR text hints at a learning series titled Daily Lessons In English By W. L. Gurax. It mentions vocabulary focus and mastering certain words, but the page is garbled with misspellings and stray letters, offering little coherent context or concrete events beyond the educational aim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Gurax
Old Masters 3 and the Dead We Remember
A fragmentary musing on mortality and memory reflects on past masters and their virtues. The speaker recounts tears for the dead, seeks instruction from their lessons, and hopes to join them after life, leaving a name behind. The text meditates on continuity between living and departed generations.
Gestures Speak Louder Than Words in Body Language
The article argues gestures reveal truth beyond speech, distinguishing acceptance and rejection through movements. Upward motions of the head hands and arms signify approval while downward movements indicate disfavor, with few exceptions like a deliberate eyebrow sneer.
Directors elected by country club
Econnaey tamed. twn the cos t of the won elude far tie ning of the Wohas Leen charace the Test nine-hole courses in Marylind. A number of wiiving greens WHE be constructed all the course is in charge of WIN feher, the two who succeeded Carroll T. Mac Master last summer. The cons won 4 tT LH course, wh iies let. con- Turge locat and at all times I when fearful, the course i s sone ever by local enti The elth is the outstanding social x and since its alty hag i been the scene of many social af fairs both by the winter and summer mer cers and various com me their new duties and.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Econnaey
Wohas Leen Charace
Marylind
Win Feher
Carroll T. MacMaster
Cons
Art Club Meeting Reported Incomplete Fragments
A fragmented OCR passage notes an art club meeting with garbled lines about the animal work, training, and peace efforts. Names, dates, and clear actions are unreadable, leaving only scattered phrases and references to New York and therapy or training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rass
New York
Fragmentary note on conference data and auditing
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a conference or audit, vague references to an auditor, and scattered words on fees or fares. No clear names, dates, places, or actionable items are readable.
Baseball Czar and His Major Mate Prompt Confusion
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a baseball czar and a major mate but fails to show clear names, dates, or events. Readable parts imply an accompanying figure but provide no concrete actions, locations, or outcomes to summarize.
Skin Eruption Tied to Poison in Dyed Fur Rises for Study
Article discusses poison-related skin eruptions linked to certain dyed furs. Principal symptoms include itching, sweating, and burns. Cases reported in various nations lead to warnings about chemical agents in fur dyes and protective measures, with emphasis on scalp reactions and public health concerns.
Fractured Fridar Marching Contest Names Tie Result
Enrnal ¢. tim wis 'eivan a fyinst Fridar Marcstacd Fract appears in a garbled OCR note likely recording a tie or event outcome. Readable names are scarce, but the fragment indicates a contest or marching event with unclear participants and timing.
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