Fragmented OCR Notice From Unclear Source
The readable text is garbled and lacks clear names dates places or actions. No definite event, person, or organization can be identified to form a proper news item or public notice.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1925
Page
4
The readable text is garbled and lacks clear names dates places or actions. No definite event, person, or organization can be identified to form a proper news item or public notice.
FRIDAY MAY 1 1925 CHILD HEALTH Day mobilizes twenty nations with 10 000 00 members to push programs across thirty states. An estimated 35 000 000 children in the United States need better health care to unlock schooling and potential. Early subtle defects hinder growth and work capacity. timely attention or treatment can spare future hardships. Community funding may be needed to provide care, ensuring children receive proper treatment and a fair start in life.
A local forest warden Cyril Kiel announced that the State Foresters Association admitted sixteen new member organizations and listed the names of the honorary members. The announcement notes that most new members are employees of the telephone and utility companies, with several details about ceremonies, pins, and future recognitions.
The note blends playful gossip about Babe Ruth's illness and a string of global tensions. It mentions Portugal's unrest, Bulgaria's rumored upheaval, and vague concerns about revolution while teasing a Dutch or Dutch related figure and referencing Russian reds. The tone is breezy and satirical.
The text offers a fragmentary vow-like line about truth and unity in a land, with archaic phrasing and missing context. It mentions assurance and a sense of collective agreement, but concrete人物, place names, or events are not discernible.
A问 asks if Henry Ford's new enterprise will thrive in the auto field. Roscoe Rhoads of Glendale Motor Co predicts real progress, Elmer W. Motter of Mountels City Garage expects success, Irving Chew of Kaufman Motor Co says time will tell, A Reynolds of Reynolds Battery Co notes proven auto success, Roy W. Warfield of Frederick Motor Co agrees the venture will win.
Readable segments suggest a performance context featuring Geraldine Farrar and a line or aria about dryness. The text is garbled but appears to reference a musical program or theater event without clear date or venue.
A garbled history note lists anniversaries and birthdays with names like John Dryden and the Duke of Connaught. It mentions events such as Manila Bay and Greece’s inauguration, plus birthdays of Walter Dill Scott and others, colored by many OCR errors.
Twenty years ago in Frederick a column by Stephen Geisbert noted Ground broken for Toe ratage at Braue Nauk and reflections by Thomas HH Lal der. Local election at MG Olivel cemetery listed directors: John Moy president, Charles Cronlgse treasurer, Casper shits director, with details of turnout and governance. Adjourned quarterly meeting of United Steam Fire Company Vanhol announced alternates to State Firemen’s Convention in Hagerstown.
Friday May 1 schedules list many stations and programs across the United States. Entries include WES WOY WEARS Dyogram WHAW Pike Hand RAW Fowt Owls and Caribatore Orchestra at various times, with lists of local stations such as NEW YORK NEWARK WINS etc, noting times and program types. The compilation cites numerous venues, orchestras, bands, and features across states, with regional time references and a final silent stations note.
Thirty would be nominees listed for election to the Edion board East South of Gaur with several names including Mrs Any Kionp Dixon Mrs Vernon Tosmith and others among thirty entrants for the two seats.
Notice to contractors for a 4.25 mile State Highway section from Frederick to Braddock Heights in Frederick County. Bids due by 12 m on May 1925 at the State Roads Commission Baltimore offices. Bid form and plans cost 1.00. Include 500 bid bond with certified check. Commission may reject all bids. Order of the State Roads, April 22.
Notices detail a sheriff sale of real estate owned by Elmer I Brown and Anna C Brown in Frederick County near Middletown including a 2 1/2 story brick dwelling with outbuildings and a tenant farm, set for May 18 1928. plus a mortgagees public sale of a 0 acre farm with a high room frame dwelling and outbuildings near Plane No. 4, with terms of sale including one third cash and two equal payments, conducted by William W Brandenburg and the mortgagees represented by Jacob Vohrback solicitor.
The notice states that on May 3 or 25 at 10:00 a.m. the property at Rocky Springs in Frederick County Maryland now occupied by Maurice E Blank and Annie U Blank will be sold to the highest bidder. The 21 5 acre parcel includes the Dowell House and outbuildings, conveyed from J. Lage Smith and others, with rights and appurtenances, as specified in prior deeds. The sale is conducted by Ingomar W Albaugh, sheriff of Frederick County.
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