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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1929
Page
4
Fragmented text reports brief notes on local happenings in Frederick with references to a term, a bank or bag location, and a South Prontine event. OCR readability is poor, limiting clear facts or names for proper summarization.
A fragmented item discusses cigarette consumption and its economic impact, noting shifts in public perception and proposed health claims. The piece mentions Treasury interest in smoking despite health debates, and references wartime context with references to front lines and social change.
The piece notes a king’s illness after Armistice Day exposure and warns students to wear hats in cold weather. It discusses whether youth can endure cold and how custom and pride influence hat use amid health concerns.
Fragmentary note appears to describe a scene or saying with unclear names and actions. The text mentions a Bible thought and a bow or arrow motif alongside references to Salmi and possibly an organization or place abbreviated as OEABS. The garbled source limits precise interpretation.
The Blakiey Progres Ere Taperence, Inc. reportedly offered Press er 220 and WEEE feet to De today, though details remain unclear. Local officials did not confirm the terms or parties involved.
The readable fragments describe an auto seen as a joyful thing when in good fettle but becoming a possessed wreck. The piece notes nostalgia and longing, hinting at loss and longing for past car days.
Local column recaps events from two decades ago highlighting names and places from the era. It notes a test and mentions Sue East and second item connected to Brande.
Dr Morhis Fishbein discusses eye injuries caused by unsafe practices and improper eye care. The article outlines dangers, symptoms, and cautions the public about avoiding risky activities and seeking proper treatment to prevent lasting damage.
A fragmented feature describes a garden scene with visitors and gardeners at a site with rows, towers, and ornate beds. The piece mentions wine, flowers, and decorative paths as part of an elaborate landscape attracting connoisseurs and guests.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a 2008 diary or column titled Daily Prayer. The readable bits show spiritual references and routine meditations, suggesting a period piece on faith practices within a community. Further text is needed for concrete names or places.
Obfuscated religious phrasing appears in an OCR fragment. It includes partial prayers and archaic wording lacking clear names, dates, or events. The readable portion resembles a meditation or petition with imperfected capitalization and punctuation.
Rev. William F. Culhane spoke to the Rotary Club at Francis Scott Key Hall on St Patrick and Ireland’s 1000 years of strife. He traced Saint Patrick as the apostle of the Irish race, noted his youth, bishopric in Rome, and Ireland’s conversion under one man, stressing national identity and lawfulness.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Unionville and individuals including Mr. Le Mere of Baltimore, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Fox, Mrs. Fox’s sister and husband, and references to sale events. Details are incomplete but indicate local family connections and a property sale context.
A short note explains Letter Golf where one word changes to another through three strokes. It outlines that each intermediate step must be a common word and that abbreviations don’t count. The piece compares Chicago’s population to Wisconsin and mentions a final solution printed on the last page.
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