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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1929
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text appears to mix names, locations, and numbers without clear context. Readable bits mention possible streets, areas like South, references to moves or places, but no coherent event or notice. No identifiable persons, organizations, dates, or concrete actions to summarize.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions historical names and places in a vague retrospective. It references Aaron Burr and archaic phrases, but lacks coherent events, dates, or clear attribution to an identifiable news item. The readable bits suggest a commemorative or literary fragment rather than a discrete report.
A partial OCR fragment references names such as David Scarr Jordan and a quoted line about a bar curiae context. The readable content is sparse and lacks a clear event or outcome. No dates or locations are reliably extractable.
In earlier times sportsmanship defined by modest victory and gracious defeat shapes public judgment. The piece argues fair play should govern opinion and debate, resisting innuendo and personal attack, valuing virtue and truthful discourse over partisanship.
A brief Bible thought quoting John 15 17 urging believers to love one another and reflect on volatile life in faith.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to be a lesson heading with noted province and date and a stray admonition to exhort not to do something. The readable content includes a near-garbled line about Exton and a stray number 104. No cohesive event or clear names beyond WoL wGlioon appear.
A concise note promotes simple golf practice and quick strokes. It suggests a free lesson focusing on easy, smooth swings and accessible drills for beginners or casual players. The guidance emphasizes confidence and steady progress over power.
A fragment outlines rules for a word change game like letter golf. It emphasizes changing one word to another within a par and recording strokes, valid one letter changes, completes with common usage words, and fixed letter order. The piece mentions example with COW and three strokes.
John J Daneker and family from Baltimore visited Carl Haines and family in Keysville on Sunday while Charles Ritter, awaiting surgery for appendicitis at Keystone Hospital Harrisburg, was noted. Other gatherings included visits to James Kiser and Roy Kiser households and nearby residents from Rocky Ridge and Emmitsburg areas.
A local meeting in the town hall discussed plans for a new building project and community events. Attendees included Samaritan organizers and residents, with notes on a schedule for the upcoming week and responsibilities assigned.
A clipped news item recounts events from two decades past in Frederick with brief notes on local happenings and notable figures. The fragment emphasizes memory of past times and community milestones.
Fragmented copy reports moments from history and local events. Mentions include Stratford on Avon 300th anniversary and a residence addition on West Peake street. Also references union of provinces and a railroad chronicle with unclear details.
An historical health notice highlights methyl alcohol risks from wood alcohol used in industry and beverage practice. It warns of blindness, dizziness, headaches, and eye fatigue, noting symptoms from overdoses or long-term exposure and contrasting effects with ethyl alcohol.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a Knights related scene on a porch in Union Bridge. The text is illegible and images unclear, with no clear names, dates, or outcomes to identify a complete event or context.
Fragmentary text references Harold Bepst winning at a Red Arrow auction on a Friday, Reading 7 bus, Court Street, and a 1020 vintage sedan work on Frederick Street. It mentions a state motor group, children, candy sales, and three baseball players dismissed from a local team with one crying over leaving the current city.
A fragmented fragment discusses a president’s role in settling major matters and acting quickly. It notes attempts to cope with burdens, appeals, and public expectations while highlighting the strain and determination of those involved.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a surplus statement with figures like 3,343 and 8100,000, referencing rationary or financial terms. The readable portions mention the rear and ampendi and Sago whale terms, but the exact meaning is unclear.
James Coshun and his son accompanied Mr and Mrs Ross Wihide to Prevent on Tuesday ante meridiem.
A described wood built colonial bungalow features a single living area, two bedrooms, a modern bath, and a large kitchen with a front garden. The house, identified as Colonial 32 Gestan, emphasizes economical lumber use, sturdy chimneys, heavy furniture, and spacious yet practical room layout suitable for a 200 foot lot. Contact Mrs. Cora Wilse in New York City for details.
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