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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1927
Page
3
The readable fragments describe a newspaper notice with unclear purpose and possible legal or advertising content. It references authority and payment terms, mentions a river and a person named Patrick Ulleta, and notes concerns about reputations and character.
The article argues that deforestation worsens floods by reducing soil stability on slopes and increasing runoff. It highlights New England floods and suggests reforestation and scientific forest management as ways to mitigate future flood damage for landowners and communities.
A compact note highlights a humorous or garbled excerpt from daily English lessons by W L Gornox. It mentions mispronunciations and misspellings such as height and ph, with playful word study references.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions an inquiring reporter and a quest for news. Mentions names and places in unclear form, with garbled phrases and distorted words. No coherent event or outcome is established from the readable lines.
A biographical notice profiles John Renn a longtime Frederick County resident active in business and public service. He moved from near Frederick to the city in 1905, built a dive stock business, served two terms as alderman, supported city projects and various Christian and youth organizations, and remains a respected community figure with deep local ties.
An OCR fragment notes an Old Masters show and a stated location in a city and mentions a river guttering and a power source. The readable text is highly incomplete, offering few concrete details about date, place, or participants.
Sunday visitors and weekend calls appear among residents: Mrs Larue Withers, Mrs Esterly of Lewbrown, Charles Fleming of At. Pleasant, and Mrs Laura Chirence Lea among those noted. Several families including Dinterman and Main are listed as entertaining or visiting, with updates on health and leisure.
Mrs. John J. Davis and Mrs. John J. Davis returned from a visit in Washington. Mrs. Davis picked ripe raspberries in her garden and planted a rambler rose, two Easter bushes, and a peat tree before the cold spell.
The Krille Fire Department purchased a new Stockwar triple-wight balion engine for about FSA with a planned demonstration next Tuesday. Firefighters will receive training on the date pumpers and a hook and ladder truck.
A fragmented local clipping mentions dated items and names such as Motter, Reber, Char, Dave, Joseph, George, Maud, Teasers, and others. It references regional places like Hagerstown and Eas Oak while noting figures like J. Marshall Biteniact and a president, with unclear context and partial details.
The column surveys Armistice Day reflections and a broad sweep of Frederick social life. It notes church activities, such as Rev. Walck’s 21 years in ministry and Dr. Grenfell’s visit, plus county funding for the Independent Hose Company and upcoming charitable events. It warns hunters to be careful, mentions local fairs and parades, and teases festive seasonal plans for children including Saint Nicholas.
Attendance at Croagerstown School for October lists principal Ednar Hoover and many pupils in Miss Hoover's room. Noted absentees include Cora Pittens Hubbard and several other students with one or more days missed.
Montgomery County assesses a number of personal properties that failed to be returned to the county commissioners. Lawrence Chissrell, county supervisor of assessments, notes missing schedules and property details tied to residents and businesses. The report highlights confusion over delinquent listings and enforcement steps in the county.
The regular hunting season began in Montgomery County and across Maryland on Thursday and runs through December. By close of business Wednesday about 3 860 licenses had been issued by the Circuit Court clerk per The News.
Today in history Mont gomiery led a surprise raid on Montreal while 1818 Col Walker K Armistead became Chief Engineer of the US Army. Bubonic plague deaths in British India total over 4000 and Canada launched a Victory Loan drive a decade ago. Birthdays include William Collier and Cecil Chesterton with other items on wars, tunnels, and congressmen.
A playful advertisement extols Luf's Stuff Bread praising its appetizing dough and pleasing taste. The writer N. A. Lufeurrow claims the bread is consistently well made and hard to beat day by day.
A playful verse recalls a bloomin nail in a footballers shoe that flattens a brand new football and prompts a humorous reaction. The light anecdote frames a simple mishap as a comic incident from daily life.
In a divorce court Mrs. Leslie Banger testifies that her husband acts like a brute, noting his treatment and cooking habits. She argues the absent provider failed to meet reasonable expectations, while remarks hint at mental stability and optimism themes in the testimony.
A word-change puzzle explains letter golf with par ten rules. Readers must move from COW to HEN in three strokes by altering one letter at a time, keeping word length and common usage intact, with a printed solution on the last page.
Question and answer snippets discuss guiding children to social responsibility and guest etiquette. It notes sharing from an early age and introducing children to guests around ages four or five. Authority on manners appears in the Antwerp source.
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