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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1947
Page
4
The notice from a historic Southern publishing house lists pricing for subscriptions and issues. It notes 1883 establishment, publishing details, and subscription rates, including monthly, half yearly, and yearly options, with an audit bureau reference and postal designation.
An American study summarized for the New York City branch argues household work is undervalued, with economic and social factors shaping reluctance to take domestic roles. It contends the home remains central to the economy and that broader reforms could ease modern social problems.
Report describes picked Navy personnel facing extreme cold and dangerous conditions on the Antarctic expedition. It notes the crew’s technically skilled, ingeniously equipped readiness, and the public revelation of the mission’s significant risks and the historical impact of their endurance and bravery.
A reader from Route 4 Bow 24 complains about drivers not stopping at the Ho and Fy Railway crossing on the Gas House Pike and questions enforcement. He urges a traffic signal or better signage, notes parking violations and lack of nearby spaces, and calls for resurfacing East Patrick Street parking while proposing two hour meters to ease ticketing near the cinema.
A decree signed in the Fats Court grants Frank Joseph Pardera an absolute divorce from Mire Estelle Pardera. The plaintiff must pay court costs. Richard E. Zimmerman represented Pardera and Edwin F. Sokirk represented Mire Pardera.
Fragmentary text quotes Bible phrases and mentions Gadhee Mara 227 with references to Hort of the glory. It also includes stray words like Forisear Ss judge and a Shakespeare fragment, indicating mixed scripture and literary snippets in a damaged OCR.
A fragmented prayer guide discusses how many fail to gain value from prayer. It emphasizes sincerity and persistence, urging readers to seek direct, secret communication with God and to trust that answers may come in unexpected ways.
A garbled OCR inspired snippet lists misused words and phonetic distortions. It mentions typing errors, pronunciation hints, and attempts to create a vocabulary lesson with random names and phrases, emphasizing correct spelling and understanding.
A damaged OCR snippet shows disjointed lines about winter, heat, and a poemist note. The text mentions a goose, pits of winter, and a cryptic mark DUFIURROW, offering little coherent narrative or context beyond fragmented imagery.
Fragmented social item mentions Nellie and Mrs Gardner visiting at West Third Street, with incomplete names and addresses, indicating a brief society note from the local column and lacking clear events or dates.
A historical item notes controversy in Feedeomek sparked by speeches of ex priest Food McNamara and Catholic resentment over perceived misrepresentations. Weather is described as exceptionally cold with pretzels frozen. Caroline Beall Cleery dies at 64 after long service at Frederick Female Seminary and local roles in the community. An appreciative audience attends a piano recital at Woman’s College by a Peabody Conservatory affiliate.
Former Senator Tacom WimMan dies at his residence on Bat Pa trek street after a long illness. Farm reports note county farms suffer a recent dip from cattle poaching linked to aging livestock and vet efforts. Smith and Grimes announce music business plans at WA North Market. principal Ti mo Grimer to run future operations. Joseph OM Gouleart, 20, drowns when touring car overturns near Chesapeake and Cato Canal at Vi arpere Beery close to Gore on the Stary paced riverbank.
Dorothy Dix counsels a widow with four children on domestic strain and remarriage, urging patience and practical steps. The column explores family tensions, housing, and the impact on children, offering a plan to manage expectations and support.
The fragment presents a noisy Q and A section with names like Dante ayinbolt Thomas Natt and references to military and navigation terms. It hints at questions about geography warfare and ship escort details though the text is garbled with many unreadable words and misspellings. The piece resembles a brief humorous inquiry page from a periodical.
Washington correspondence outlines how liberal reform efforts stalled by events around Senator Bilbo. It details Democratic plans to keep Bilbo from reelection, with Republican tactics hinged on impeachment votes and party leadership moves to "expel or deny" Bilbo from the Senate, highlighting state reactions and the political stakes.
The article presents disjointed medical explanations about bile formation, gallbladder function, bile flow after meals, and the role of bile in digestion. It also touches on a question about malformed heart surgery and includes a separate traffic incident report with a collision and an arrest for driving under the influence.
Reporters survey across Frederick County and nearby towns shows residents largely support former President Herbert Hoover for a food advisor role in the U S - occupied zone of Germany. Seven residents praise his World War I and wartime food admin experience as proof of suitability.
A terse Newport News item reports a minister discovering a mixed pair of items in his car after a Christmas service and a girl singing a birthday ditty, followed by a brief police note about six inmates in an escape attempt at a state facility.
A confused patient tale describes veterans facing delays and denials for private hospital care when VA coverage requires prior approval. The piece critiques regional VA procedures, cost shifting, and the hardship on families seeking Hernia surgery and other needed services. It highlights a case where approval delays left a veteran paying out of pocket and raises questions about service-connected disability status and clinic proximity.
A garbled recap of historic events, anniversaries, and birthdays. Names such as Taylor, Butler, De Valera, Huntington, and Patton appear alongside scattered references to universities, organizations, and wartime notes. The piece weaves births, deaths, and notable milestones with unclear dates and locations.
A report details a missing flight from Canton to Chungking with 14 to 16 passengers and 3 to 5 crew. Pilot identified as James M. Blackmore of Los Angeles, described as nephew of a Times figure amid wartime tensions.
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