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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1929
Page
4
A fragmentary report notes SHC team facing Pees in a key duel. Sparse readable details show 30 players involved, with mentions of a likely trek to a hike date and a Baker event. The piece hints at a contest tense with possible stakes near the Pres Otley schedule.
The piece argues that rapid urban growth drains farmers from the countryside, creating abandoned land and urging cities to provide jobs housing and transport. It notes a Boston meeting of the National Federation of Music Clubs recognizing Lowell Mason and praising Americans as natural music lovers shaping club culture and youth musical development.
Fragmentary OCR text from the JHE Inquiring Reporter appears garbled with missing names, places, and dates, rendering a coherent summary difficult. The readable portions suggest a candid inquiry column but provide no verifiable details for a full card.
Fragmentary OCR style note lists lesson fragments and stray phrases. Reads like a rough daily language exercise page with scattered words and unfinished lines. No clear event person or organization to identify from the readable text.
Fragmentary diary style notes recall winter memories and family scenes as the speaker describes warmth and snow absence. The piece hints at a reflective mood from December with imagery of stoking a fire and shelter from a hot, stifling room.
The fragment suggests a golf themed note focusing on five words. It mentions par terms and notes about game terms or scoring.
A disjointed passage discusses letter golf rules with misspellings and examples. It mentions weather outlook for a warmer summer and a note about airplane models to display in a showroom window. The text includes garbled phrases and stray references to models and a display.
Fragmentary item notes prayers or biblical thoughts with unclear names and topics. The readable text provides few concrete details, limiting precise summary.
Fragmented OCR narration describes a river journey with boats, seaways, and remote spots. It mentions personal years, a packet Seaway, and rural scenes with laborers and crabs while a narrator reflects on mobility and encounter along the route. The passage recalls social impressions without a single cohesive event.
A flurry of visits and travels fills the social section with Mrs. Grace Gilbert and son in Frederick visiting Mrs. Wm. G. W. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Burgess with Miss Riggs escort Lena Wood to Annapolis. Baltimore friends stay with the Grimes family. Auntie Dunn clan from Altoona visits Mrs. Wm. C. Smith. Mrs. Griffith of Washington stays at Mealey's Hotel. Mrs. May Damien of Washington visits her sister Mrs. Falconer. Carson family and others noted in weekend gatherings. Mrs. Reay completes an addition to her house.
Fragmentary text notes names Biss Grace McCraer and a mother with unclear relation, plus mentions Eat Co. and Moh. It references national parks, the Grand Canyon, and Canada with uncertain details about spending, bed, and sosks.
Emmitsburg notes report Mr and Mrs Gross returning home after a stay in the south. Mr and Mrs Henry Hoke and son plus Miss Lottie Hoke spent Sunday in Baltimore. Mrs Annon Smith and daughter visited with the Zacharias family in Hanover. Several locals and visitors from Baltimore Dayton and Cumberland are listed among weekend stays and arrivals.
Clarence L. Gilpin heads committees as plans for the Rockville fair take form. Admission is cut to 50 cents for all, under 8 admitted free, with 8 to 12 at reduced rates. The peony and home shows will merge and a dog show returns on the first two days. Horse racing and running events remain. Key organizers include W A Waters, W J Thomas, Dr T Ladson, P E Waters, and E P Abbe. Advertising by J Thomas, Otho J Thomas, Clarence Thomas, Otho C Thomas, and Rev H F Haight among others.
Dr Morris Fischel n editor notes that some people react to certain proteins such as strawberries and dairy by skin rashes swelling of lips and breathing difficulty. Doctors identify offending substances via skin tests and may treat severe symptoms with drugs to ease respiration and relax bronchial tubes.
The text collates scattered remarks on U S banking strains, Liberalism, and ethics by figures like McFadden and Adams. It mentions a special voyage vessel with 296 aboard and 43 performed, plus a stopover visiting a power site. It notes deaths of several from Latvia Germany England and Bermuda after a Tuesday voyage.
Sunday night crowds in Frederick exceeded any this season. The Pennsylvania Railroad lines built through Frederick in 1872 reach Littlestown and were later purchased in 1896. A Ford Model T accident near Court Street caused glass damage as the car rolled away, while a pedestrian narrowly avoided a similar mishap by a streetcar package incident.
Fragmentary local notes mention Graceham residents with references to Mr and Mrs, presbytery events, a festival, and family visits in the nearby Baltimore area. Names are partially legible, surrounding text varies in clarity.
Today in History lists several historical events and notable births including William Pepperer Leonard Case James Smithson Henry F Abbey Charles S Parnell Laicadio Hearn Paul Lawrence Dunbar and others with dates and places. Today's Birthdays notes Helen Keller Julius Klein Rufus von Kleinsmid Heber D Gurtis and others with ages. Horoscope describes a loving trusting nature likely to be deceived and mentions a London underground water reservoir location.
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