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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1928
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text from a mid century page shows advertising and manufacturing notices with garbled author marks and muted attribution. The readable portions reference public notices and vendor listings in terse, period language.
The article describes how audiences should calmly exit a hall during a fire alert. It notes that panic can cause dangerous surges at doors and urges people to control themselves and move quietly to safety. Fire marshals would help with evacuations and safety planning.
A columnist riffs on a missing Emith College student amid chatter that all girls now resemble one another with bobbed hair and tight hats. The piece notes fashion uniformity travels quickly across towns, boosting confidence for some and self doubt for others.
A fragmentary local note praises Rogers Hornsby for his energy and impact on baseball, comparing him to a New York Giants star and urging people to apply the same focus to their work to overcome problems and avoid failures.
Inquiring Reporter Arke Foe Pereens investigates a local concern with questions about a community issue. The piece presents reader concerns and outlines possible responses from officials and residents.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Sunday law case involving Mr prire and a motion related to moving pictures. It mentions Sunt Callan and Liberty Da fens Posie, a 17 year old SOR, and a stonewall apposition from county officials in a logistics matter.
Fragmentary text credits Archus the Greek with early celestial timing and fixed laws of the year length and obliquity. It hints at his influence before later instruments, noting influence on inclinations and distances from a distant point, though details are garbled.
Fragmentary note from January recalls events in Frederick with scattered names and dates, offering a brief glimpse of local history amid faded ledger-like lines.
An OCR fragment describes an annual meeting of hotel stock holders focusing on property inspection and building resources. It mentions individuals such as Markell and Tiltwin CU, references to furnishings and equipment, and notes on inquiries about the building’s condition and value. The text is garbled and contains unclear passages.
Frederick theatergoers found humor Monday as Wallace Beery's film drew crowds. Fox News features a short comedy and the romance The Magic Garden at Opera House. George Sidner and A E Pal are listed in the cast with other local acts attracting attention.
Fragmentary note discusses wholesome values and practical tasks. Mentions Luf's Stuff as a valued item and references work and guidance, with unclear context and scattered phrases.
A misread letter to the editor laments golf difficulties noting that some players stack bets and feel the game is unfair. The writer argues the sport’s challenge lies in skill, not luck, and urges better practice.
The text describes a word ladder style puzzle where you move from one word to another by changing a single letter at a time. Each step must form a complete common word, with guidelines for valid moves and avoiding odd abbreviations. It mentions pages and a sequence of transformations.
Today marks anniversaries and birthdays of notable figures from the past. Nathan Straus and Irvine L. Lesroot are named among those born today with ages noted. Zane Grey and others are listed. The entry also mentions events and milestones tied to dates, including a note on One twelfth of the new Year gone ahead.
The Journal of the Medical Association warns against using ultraviolet devices in beauty and barber settings. Light from carbon or mercury vapor sources can burn skin and damage eyes. Experts urge caution and emphasize only trained professionals should handle such equipment.
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