Manual labor and immigration shape labor force future
The piece argues immigration limits cut skilled labor supply and force excess workers into manual jobs. It notes returning European laborers shrink prospects, language and skill gaps hinder advancement, and warns of long term reliance on manual labor unless immigration policy changes. It cites Worm business entrepreneur Richard Bowden from Keansterg New Jersey as an example of alternative enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bax
National Industrial Conference Board
Europe
America
Sgei
No matter which way you drive
A terse legal notice warns drivers that improper road conduct can lead to arrest and jail involvement, urging adherence to traffic rules to avoid criminal charges.
Reader Letter Thanks The News-Post For Local Journalism
Emory L. Corlentz expresses sincere thanks to The News-Post editors for coverage of community efforts and journalism in Frederick County. He praises the paper’s leadership, unity, and constructive civic work, wishing continued success. Dated November 7, 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
News-Post
Tao
Is Curtis Candidate For President
NEA Service Writer analyzes whether Kansas Senator Charles Curtis may be a presidential contender. The piece notes Curtis’s long Senate tenure, western roots, and lack of broad popular support while suggesting he could serve as a loyal party supporter if given a path to the nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA
Washington
Charles Curtis
Kansas
Charlie
Senate
Bill Borah
George Nottig
Peat
Tom Walsh
Jim Reed
Capitol
Curis
Curtis
Jst
Partian
Frederick Twenty Years Ago Items and Notable Moments
Twenty years ago in Frederick a horse hitched to a wire caused minor injuries to a resident while a local meeting discussed a county school issue. A Mrs Dennis Shankle of Yellow Springs was noted for an accident, and Frederick men planned an abattoir project. Local trustees and residents were mentioned alongside visitors Amelia Guatemala and Joseph Wo2 Le Kotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Shankle
Shackle
The Farm State Delegates and Senator Charlie in 1920s Debate
The piece argues farm and western progressive delegates may be weak at the next convention. It speculates Senator Charlie as a key player for his faction, possibly eyeing vice presidency or cabinet. It contrasts Lowden Norris Curtis and Harding era dynamics with Apis Bombs Praesid ens, suggesting strategic maneuvering within the Republican party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm State
Sone Clooey
Dela Bates
Lowden
Norris
Curtis
Charile
Norma
Charlie
Harding
Arding
Harry Dageherty
Char Ve
Hardiuz
Apis BomSus Praesidens
Repebii
Local Social Notes and Obituaries From Keymar Area
Residents and visitors figure in a series of brief notes. Francis J. Sneeringer dies in Brucaville after angina. funeral at St. Joseph’s Cemetery Taneytown. Mrs. Marshall Bell and relatives visit Frederick. families from Detour and Tunters Town also noted. Edward Lee Hively recovering from an operation. Community members gather at the Galt home and at Rue Rilke Summit for visits with local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keymar
L. Hivey
Phl. Warehime
Frizzellburg
Lab
Carroll Cover
Madge
Ellen
Detour
Francis J. Sneeringer
Brucaville
Brucetille
St. Joseph's Catholic Cemetory
Taneytown
Marshall Bell
Wm. Zent
George Humbert
Madeline
Fot Frederick
Jacob Weaver
Frank Weaver
Mary
Tunterstown
M. W. Galt
Edward Lee Hively
C. S. Gardner
Rue Rilke Summit
Nebbie Hively
Edward Lee
Wm. Trumba
Smith
Mra. Suivell
Talaimere
Wm. F. Covet
Life's Niceties Hunts on Etiquette for Weddings
A fragmented guide outlines wedding procession order. The Weber sisters lead two by two, followed by bridesmaids, then maid or matron of honor with her escort, the bride with her father, and finally the bridegroom at the front.
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Webers
Nett
Hotor
Wae
Bert
Song Reflects Wealth Chasing Banker Life
A fragmented lyric mocks bankers and money obsession, praising pockets full of dough and daily scramble for income. The piece, attributed to N. A. Lufburrow, weaves satire on work and greed with garbled lines about driving for dollars and “crab ’em by the collars.”
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N. A. Lufburrow
Bible Thought: No fear in love casteth out fear
A brief quotation set on love as opposed to fear. The line from I John 4 18 is paired with a Doug las Jerrold remark about the necessity of loving something. The note presents a reflective, inspirational sentiment in a periodical tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Douglas Jerrold
Just a Jingle About Chalk and the Kitchen Wall
A fragment describes a child given chalk that seemed unsafe and an hour spent tracing its use on the kitchen wall. It reads like a terse vignette with an odd domestic moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tier
St Mary's Chanter of All Saints Plans Christmas Sale
St Mary s Chanter of All Saints Church met Monday at 3 PM to plan a Christmas sale set for Tuesday afternoon December 6. Chairs were appointed for Farey work Mr Donsas Hoof cake and country story Mrs H O Nicodemus and Mae Selina candy Mrs Grace PT Smith apron Mrs Emma Quinn and Edith Ordemar presides at the meeting.
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St Mary's
St.Mary's
All Saints
Uouse
Farey Work
Donsas Hoof
H. O. Nicodemus
Mae Selina
Grace PT. Smith
Emma Quinn
Edith Ordemar Prestdes
Industrial mishaps and the anxious worker's role
An article from the Journal of the American Medical Association discusses unavoidable industrial accidents and how fatigue daydreams and emotional states contribute. It cites National Safety Council meetings and notes that some workers are prone to accidents due to temperament, with calls for neurological and psychiatric study to reduce risk.
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Fishbein
American Medical Association
Hygels
National Safety Council
United States
Bara
Ictim
Mifanepa
Today in History and Anniversaries Note
Today marks James Christie who built a famed London auction house and died there in 1810. Also notes ex-treasurer Cardoza sentenced for fraud and a Madison capitol collapse with casualties. Includes de Caux divorce, McCullough death, Rio bombardment, Jefferson award, and 1917 Petrograd events. Also birthdays and elections across states.
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James Christie
London
Isiz
F. L. Cardoza
South Carolina
Wisconsin
Madison
Marquis de Caux
Adelina Pattl
Sieger
John McCullough
Philadelphia
Ireland
Rio de Janeiro
Joseph Jeferson
New York
America
Premier Kerenzky
Petrograd
Letter Golf Game Explains Word Change Rules
The article presents a letter golf puzzle where players change words by altering one letter at a time and keeping letter order. It defines strokes to reach par, requires two complex word changes, and notes slang and abbreviations do not count. A sample shows transforming COW to HEN in three steps.
Old Masters Lead Kindly Light Poem Fragment
A damaged fragment discusses spiritual guidance and faith in walking through darkness. It mentions leading, keeping feet, and continuing onward. The text references John Henry Newman and a note about a solicitor general and a successor.
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Frederica
Anewers
Chaal
Theimer
Igre Machimery
MARNY
Smheme 8 Factory
Brixur
ROLFE
Ubelee
Spi
Frederik Wales Ovel
Interhalsga
Gmer Company
Glens OG Garber
West
Emory Bl. Corlentz
Rooney Dutcher
Frederick
Neas
Joho
Schon
Oak Shoal
Contniss
Joseph
le Kotte Formeny
Win ‘Ie Ke
Mw Amelia
Guatemala
Chicago
Vermont
Wilson
White House
Mar
Bible Thought
Flapper Fanty
AH Grad Holt Exis
Ioan
Asour
Pyséur
James K. Hackett
Paris
Prince Erik
Denmark
Moss Booth
Ottawa
A “Copenhazen
ST Rears
Clarence C. Williams
Nacoochee Valley
Frank W. Stearns
Boston
President Coolidge
Joe Chornski
San Francisco
Centenary
Orepf
Samuel W. Crawford
Gettysboro
Kentucky
New York State
Court of Appeals
General Assembly
New York City
Cleveland
Detroit
Pennsylvania
James ‘M Hazlett
James M. Beck
Seasadiia
Ainid
John Henry Newman
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Bessey
Braucher
Boulton& Watt
Redruth
Cornwall
Keene
Witla
Scoteman
Pape
Sepeps
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Condon
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