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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1928
Page
4
Scattered OCR reads discuss notices and precedents with references to emery and Exorpt Geode, mentions of a charter press of a certain date, and various non coherent lines. The readable parts reference notices about parties and extracts, but no clear events or names emerge.
The article argues for a modern cash and records system in Frederick County to reveal true financial status, given past omissions of Liberty Bonds and a shortfall in the county fund. It compares public book-keeping to private trust and notes taxpayers face large annual expenditures, urging independent oversight and safeguards.
Fragmentary OCR note cites a Bible verse and discusses personal temper and conduct in a moralizing tone. The readable text mentions verses and hints at traits like a fiery temper, urging prudence and self-control.
Inquiring Reporter Fre Percem yields fragmented text from Ras area. Readable portions reference Mrs. Lloyd C Culler and suggest a regional context or social note. The garbled lines reveal no clear event or outcome to summarize beyond local naming.
A garbled letter fragment mentions golf and unclear items such as handle with abad egg acid. The readable text lacks coherent names, dates, places, or events to identify a specific news item. The piece appears as stray notes rather than a complete report.
An excerpt from The Bentztown Bard extols Liberty Maryland as a quaint town near Attic streets, where memories linger in quiet houses and music, flagstones, and old town imagery. It lines out picturesque scenes of a past era in a rural setting.
Local society notes report visits and travels of residents. Miss Waters returns from Virginia and attends school at Virginia Intermont College while Mrs Parker travels to Johnstown for a doctor visit. Domestic gatherings include a porch party hosted by Mrs Houck with the As You Like It Club.
Twenty years ago today local notes from The News columns include a daughter named ME mm Mier and a reference to Haxy G. Tritapre completing a degree in brokerage and commercial law with the Coos Company of Chicago. An 87 percent average appears in the text alongside scattered fragments about Chas and a panel.
The column details numerous society events in Welington and surrounding towns, including bridge parties hosted by Mrs. Arthur C. Rhoads and Miss Margaret Dean, prizes awarded to multiple guests, and attendance by many notables from Washington Baltimore and New York. It also notes travels and visits by numerous residents, with plans for future gatherings and trips to Canada, Lake George, and England.
Col Markex delivers a speech praising George Washington as Father of the nation and architect of U S military and constitutional structure. He argues the current national defense act mirrors Washington’s vision of a people’s army led by capable officers and outlines historical defenses from 1812 to modern times.
A scholar critiques armaments as provoking war while pro-armament advocates argue they promote peace. The remarks reference Washingtons army of the people and Swiss defense models, urging better coordination, training, and a defensive posture. The speaker invites club members to visit Camp Ritchie to observe field training and the Se tty regiment.
In a medical review, Dr. Fishbein discusses mineral waters’ claimed benefits and risks. He notes climate, environment, and hydration influence outcomes, cites Saratoga Springs NY and radium-containing waters, and mentions salts and sulphur compounds affecting digestion and rheumatic conditions.
A nostalgic note describes old melodies and songs aired by Luf’s Stuff, recalling a train of memories through rare tunes and the radio’s gift of music as listeners reminisce about bygone days.
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