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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1928
Page
4
A dated civic plea stresses the burden of illness on families and work, urging adherence to health rules. It calls for better lighting, fresh air, outdoor exercise, and proper nutrition, with clubs urged to host periodic health lectures to raise awareness and cooperation.
A reader asks if a hostess must entertain guests and how guests are entertained. The answers state hospitality should help guests meet local friends and encourage invitations, with a formal dinner as one established method of entertaining guests.
A brief gloss discusses wealth and prudent handling, citing Riches are gotten with care and the influence of L EStra nge. The note hints at moral reflection on money and caution in pursuit.
Fragmentary OCR text references names and phrases unclear in context. It mentions POLI MARTIN and J. WALSH with a garbled quote about a meeting or event. No coherent facts, dates, or outcomes can be established from the readable lines.
John D. Nicodemts of Walkerville argues tariffs favor factories over farms, citing federal figures he says prove uneven profits. He urges farmers to oppose high protective tariffs, labeling the farmer toiler unfairly underprotected and demanding policy change.
A description notes certain plant diseases causing leaves to lose all green color, forming angular patches that create a mosaic pavement like pattern on the remaining tissue.
Twenty years ago in Frederick local notes mention Naomi Hershberger visiting her parents on North Market Street. The piece also notes a regatta produced by Harry J. Kefauver and a property tax reform proposal affecting Frederick. Wilmington road project plans show Kemp as chairman and Sa Woertheimer as a point of interest. Brunswick postmaster appointment given to Belin with no opposition.
A birth record lists December Laney and numerous relatives with detailed lines noting parents guardians and a long roster of godparents and family members. It records births reported from October and November in Frederick County with counts of legitimate illegitimate births and a note that 107 birth certificates were received by the Health Office, including 21 for Oct/Nov and 86 for December, with 104 legitimate, 3 illegitimate, and 100 living births plus several stillbirths.
Justice Alton XK presided as James R. Rogers colored was tried on two charges. He was found not guilty of reckless driving and guilty of inadequate brakes, fined ten dollars plus costs. York Ta charged with vagrancy received a suspended sentence. The report ends with a reflective note on self-improvement.
Flapper Fanny comments on a man in a rage, noting his actions will affect his plans the next day. The text reflects a humorous dialect piece with clipped phrasing indicating social pressures and ironic tone.
A reader letter rails at a golf miscall noting that an umpire cannot convert a foul to a ball yet the writer claims Letter Golders the issue in four strokes. The note ends by remarking Par is printed on the last page.
A fragmentary OCR item describes letter golf rules to change one word at a time with complete common words per step. It then drifts into garbled text naming a Limestone Plant in Millville West Virginia and references a person named W Van and a vague railroad fee context, with misread dates and places.
The article discusses uncertainty around Republican nomination prospects, noting Hoover and Dawes as leading possibilities and anti Hoover sentiment. It mentions party dynamics, potential Houston convention outcomes, and hints at a possible Smith Moody ticket as a strategic possibility without firm evidence.
A fragmented OCR snippet mentions Wendel Himes Caller and kaz TAH Ne with garbled context suggesting a Colorado reference. Details are unreadable but indicate a clipped item likely from a regional notice or brief involving names and locations.
Today marks various historical points such as the 1772 birth of Commodore Isaac Chauncey, the 1812 War officer who died in Washington. D C, events include the Great Western Railway opening, French Deputy Boulanger election, and early stock discoveries in New Mexico. Notable birthdays include Ex Emperor Wilhelm II and several religious and civic leaders. The centenary of Gen Samuel Allen Rice’s birth is noted as a Civil War Iowa commander event.
Public health notes growing concern over infections spread by hand to mouth and calls for clean hands and clean utensils in eateries. Inspectors ask patrons to demand sanitation in kitchens, dishes, knives, and ice. Also mentions Blaine’s death anniversary and university charter milestone. PA publisher meeting in Harrisburg highlighted.
A published piece advocates restraint in disagreement, urging calm dialogue over anger. It argues that yielding only when necessary can prevent hostilities and maintain constructive communication. The piece emphasizes self control and respectful debate as ideals for personal conduct and public discourse.
A letter extols Thrift Week urging saving and prudent money management. It warns that lack of life insurance invites trouble and stresses the value of thrift for avoiding stern, grave risks. The writer emphasizes repeating the message for clarity and urges readers to act on savings and protection.
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