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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1928
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR item from The Daily News outlines public notices and probable legal or personal notices. readable names, places, and dates are incomplete, but the text references notices from a local authority and potential court or official actions amid garbled wording.
A 1928 editorial argues the President wastes time on petty rivalries and local petitions. It warns this distracts from big national issues, reduces access to expert opinion, and weakens handling of Maryland problems due to constant appeals and factional quarrels.
After the election, leaders stress return to work and focus on post‑campaign prosperity. Coolidge says national growth hinges not on political choices, while Ford and Schwab back the view. The piece notes ongoing political debate and urges business to act to raise output and profits despite unemployment concerns.
Secretary Chase spoke about a proposed ten thousand dollar printing plan as rumors circulated in the newsroom. Tell Bickley commented that figures discussed could be worth noting, while a niece interrupted during the conversation in his office.
Inquiring reporter notes a prompt about banning questions and a reference to a 35k figure and a 7 symehow 2. The text appears garbled with unclear entities and lacks concrete facts or dates to define a proper news item.
The page explains letter golf rules to change one word to another in a fixed number of strokes. It gives COW to HEN in three steps: COW, HOW, HEW, with only one letter changed per step and no rearranging letters. It notes a complete word is required and slang or abbreviations are discouraged.
Society news from the By area recounts a seventh birthday celebration at a Courteen home with family guests including Mrs Reese Camard and Mrs EK Wormian among others. Halloween events featured decorations, a dance held Friday night, and a costume display with attendees listed, while bridge invitations and local social gatherings are noted along with several names from Baltimore and Philadelphia.
Fragmentary verse about a furnace in a cellar and a speaker, Lofberrow, describing warmth versus scarcity. Mentions a coat, stomach, and heat as comfort, with cryptic lines reflecting dependence on warmth and meals.
A brief note cites a verse from 1 Samuel 35:21 about halting between two opinions. It reflects on choosing courage over fear and the challenge of wavering between paths. The text adds a line about daring faith and the stance of the speaker Aaron HL.
A fragmented local column fragment from Frederick notes an event near Bingham Te and mentions Tabb hunting imp and names like George So Gash. The text is garbled but hints at a past local event or reminiscence with scattered proper nouns and place references.
Mrs. Sahm testified in Baltimore Circuit Court No 2 that her ex husband Luther Sahm an umpire with a state link deserted her after a 1922 marriage. She seeks custody of their four year old and alimonylessly notes his monthly income around 300 dollars but only gave her about 50.
The report notes Mr A J Frome, recent patient at Frederick City Hospital, remains under care as of today. G Ellis Williams underwent tonsil removal at Sitley Memorial Hospital in Washington and is reported improving. Henry Abbott has returned home from Freder Hospital and is improving. A literary story hour and a book display are planned by the library faculty, with demonstrations to be held.
A New York scene describes armored cars moving through streets while crowds push into subways. Ben Lucien Burman returns from North Africa and recalls a religious frenzy town. The piece contrasts subway crowding with African marvels as millions move through daily routines. The tension of public life blends with routine motion and confusion.
A fragmented teaching note presents guidance on pronunciation and word study by WoL Gordon. It highlights commonly mis pronounced terms such as perfidious and guillotine and suggests focusing on repeating a word three times to aid mastery.
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