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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1927
Page
2
Weather bulletin shows a drastic drop in temperatures across the West with Montara reaching extreme low readings. Forecasters warn of continued cold air moving southwestward bringing frost risk and agricultural impacts.
Police report a raid at a Frederick County property. three colored men and others arrested for stealing beef hides from a desolate outbuilding. The operation involved a local sealer who sold hides for £6. Victims and authorities rallied, with arrests made near Moxoronia and Hameriile. Vaporizer note included as unrelated Ford car feature.
The Middletown Savings Bank annual stockholders meeting on January 15 reelected all directors including Mo Foster Ahalt and Wm. Levi Guyton. Officers were reappointed with Peter E. Bugsard as President and John L. Routzahn as cashier. A semi annual dividend of 5 percent was declared, boosting surplus from 40 000 to 54 000 with 14 000 in taxes still pending against the dividend. The capital stock stands at 80 355 008.
Fragmented text notes a planned title bout between Billy Evans and an opponent with lines about a featherweight contest and a minor operation. It mentions referees and commentary on Bass and Beery, with shifts in tone reflecting conflicting reports and a life in acting.
The White Star liner Thrice set sail from New York to the Mediterranean Holy Land and Egypt with about 200 passengers including Montgomery County residents. Stops listed include Madeira Gibraltar Algiers Malta Alexandria Fort Said the Holy Land Smyrna Constantinople Greece Sicily Italy the Riviera and England before returning to New York on March 22.
A compact biographical note on Thomas Chatterton the English poet whose forged medieval monk Rowley works misled Walpole and others. At seventeen he drew attention then died aged eighteen in a moment of despair. The piece notes brilliance and folly of the prodigy.
A dense grid of radio programs for January 22 and 23 shows WEAF WEAP affiliations with multiple city broadcasts. Entries mention orchestral concerts, church services, and эфир schedules featuring artists such as Mack and Josef Hofmann across Boston Cincinnati Buffalo Detroit Dallas Hartford and Atlantic City among others.
Benedictine monk Dom Perignon, appointed cellarer in 1665, conceived blending the various vineyard wines to create champagne. The idea emerged within his monastery as he sought to unify divergent vintages into a single sparkling signature.
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