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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1928
Page
4
A garbled OCR snippet from a local paper mentions an older web near term events and personal data, but the readable content is minimal. It appears to be a corrupted text block with no clear event, names, places, or dates to summarize.
The piece discusses suspender and derby trends fading from earlier styles. It notes a shift toward belt use and new trouser holders while baggy trousers and divided skirts fail to gain traction. It mentions enduring preferences for older accessories despite evolving fashion norms.
A plan is outlined for a thorough study by Joins Hopkins University into the origin care and prevention of the common cold. The article notes the ailment can lead to influenza and other dangerous diseases reducing vitality and work capacity. It argues learning to cure colds would prevent many sicknesses.
Fragmentary notes outline English lesson guidance focusing on correct pronunciation spelling and usage. Mentions mispronunciations and practice phrases with repeated emphasis on accuracy and proper forms.
Readable fragments suggest a mystery or puzzle note referencing individuals or placeholders. The text lacks clear events, dates, or verifiable entities, making a precise news-like summary impossible.
William J. Grove writes in support of road improvements linking Frederick and Point of Rocks, arguing safety demands action. He proposes insuring and funding a trip to inspect the route and urges community and landowner cooperation while requesting a correspondent respond through the paper.
Twenty years ago in Frederick local items note a large delivery wagon from Standard Company was struck by a Nevis Central trolley car near Woodsboro, causing a disruption to service and drawing attention to the incident in the daily column.
The article profiles Frederick residents, focusing on Bentz family ties in business. It notes L E Mutlandwick and Omilinix involvement, Bentz purchasing ownership about three years ago, and Bentz active in public campaigns during the War. He is affiliated with Evangelical Lutheran, Masons, Knights of Pythias, Ben Hur, Lions Club, and Independent Hotel Company, and married Mabel J. Strasberger with hobbies of fishing and outdoor sports.
The column mocks modern girls with references to cosmetics and appearances on a gray day. It lists a Mountain Heights social at Mr Welty’s home with dancing and music, naming numerous attendees and ending with a note about a tipple price around $25.
A fragmented item notes a flapper named Fanny asserting four exemptions from military service. Details are scarce and the text tone resembles a gossip brief from a bygone era.
A cryptic notePlayful line on golf imagery speaks of a worm turning and an early bird. The clue references a puzzle page tag and a final page note about parity.
The note lists community concerns discussed at three service clubs including land for watersheds and enhanced fire protection. It references Mayor Cutler’s support, mentions celebrations of General Robert E Lee and Stonewall Jackson, and notes hotel dividend news and local civic activities plus social rounds among residents and visiting officers.
The column lists historical events from 1863 to 1928 including Gen. FireJohn Po:t being cashiered in 1863, the Union Central Depot in Chicago in 1864, and Napier of Magdala’s funeral in 1899. It notes births such as James Evans Rhoads centenary and figures like Prof. Samuel W. Perr, with mentions of a 1 year ago Baylor tragedy and St Agnes festival.
A 70 year survey lists key medical breakthroughs and figures from Pasteur to Ehrlich, noting Germ theory, antiseptic methods, and antibiotics. It covers Louis Pasteur, Joseph Lister, Robert Koch, Loeffer, and others, plus related public health milestones, with a brief nod to Kiwanis, malaria, yellow fever, and ventilation research.
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