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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1927
Page
4
November 11 marks Armistice Day with public reflections on peace obligations. The piece urges national unity, patience with neighbors, open mindedness toward strangers, and bold civic duty to safeguard peace and shared humanity. It emphasizes dignified conduct, rejection of war glorification, and renewed dedication to constructive service.
The 20th anniversary honors American soldiers killed in action at Fresco and Artois in World War I. The piece salutes brave men who sacrificed for country, noting their memory in history and the nation's resolve to preserve freedom and government.
Inquiring Reporter Tedayt Gusta notes a brief visit with Dad at a Bre game. The report mentions relatives, town events, and local figures such as Pat and Baltes Smith, with miscellaneous notes on places and activities.
Dr Gene Vanderdhit of Reno Nevada files for divorce from Carceline Vanderdhit Jr. The proceedings reveal allegations of incompatibility and threats amid disputed claims and custody tensions. Vanderbilt connection noted through Vandertit family ties to New York publisher Matt Littleteo, adding public interest context.
Engine and three crew members aboard the Memphis Speetd passenger train from New York to Memphis wrecked at mile east of London Tennessee at 4 p m killing the engineer and badly injuring a fireman and a passenger. Howard Crowell, engineer, died when the cab broke free and fell to the embankment. Family reunion noted in Daysville with many Carmack family members present. Grain markets react to a government report with corn prices rising while oats and wheat show mixed moves.
The fragment ponders a call for healing and leadership, noting absence of a physician as a symbol of neglect. It reflects on shared sorrow and self-interest, framing faith and moral concern as remedies for collective distress. Heine is cited as observing tears drawn by personal loss.
Twenty years ago in Frederick events include Barry Baumsardee selling 25 acres from Grote Lime for an abattoir and cold storage plant. A local anniversary dance at Foomh Street noted Elizabeth McLain and Robert McLain. An accident on East Charen Street left Lester Liner with a tongue injury. Dr. Sm ch provided care. Daas Kehoe returned from a trip to Waestan.
Armistice Day calls us to remember not only the camaraderie and easy profits myth but the horror and destruction of 1917 18. The author urges citizens and noncombatants alike to recall casualty lists rising prices and mind control as well as the soldiers mud and shrapnel to affirm a resolve to pursue freedom and peace worldwide.
Word study note on usage and pronunciation with misheard terms and spelling errors. Mentions Fermeny ds, foment, Des Moines, stalactice, and guidance on mastering a word by repetition. Promotes daily vocabulary practice and emphasis on obedience, fulfillment, and observance.
Old Masters stood in entee on the Bridge of Sighs. A Palace and a prison on each hand, saw from out the wave her structures rise, a thousand roars their clouds. Venice’s marble lions, a winged lion, and a dying Glory smile for the tar mes. A distorted, partial line hints at an oblique local reference and a sensitive term.
Today in history items recall Andrew Jackson's election in Tennessee era notes. Highlights include memorials, dedications, and notable births and events such as the dedication of a chamber of commerce home and the Armistice anniversary observances. Various dates reference King Tutankhamun, Harding funeral moves, and World War remembrance broadcasts.
A historical note on spleen function outlines debates from medical journals about the organ’s role in blood volume regulation. British experiments in animals show the spleen contracting during strenuous exercise to release blood, acting as a reservoir to protect kidneys and other organs. The nervous system links spleen contraction to brain centers during emotions, suggesting a broader physiological role beyond blood formation.
The note promotes hair tonic skin soup mints hose skirts shirts and accessories with a closing line from N A Lufburrow. It mentions the Guildhall Masonic Lodge in London as having civic officers and eleven former Lord Mayors among past Toasters.
Solicitors began the eleventh annual Red Cross campaign at 9 o'clock this morning aiming for 2200 members. A one dollar membership includes a simple filing to help nurses and volunteers, with drives today and Saturday at the Tivoli Theater and Francis Scott Key Hotel and plans to continue until Thanksgiving Day.
A vintage puzzle item explains letter golf, where you change one letter at a time to transform words like COW to HEN within par strokes. It outlines rules: each step must yield a valid common word, letter order fixed, no slang or abbreviations, and complete word progressions.
Questions about dieting and etiquette addressed with concise rules: do not enforce diet when visiting, compromise with hostess, and avoid lavish feeding guests. Answers advise eating sparingly of starches and sweets, and not urging food on guests.
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