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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1927
Page
4
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A fragmented essay debates whether long skirts or knee length styles best express feminine beauty. It argues modern culture values active, capable women over passive decoration, suggesting short skirts enable better movement and performance, while long skirts resemble parlor bric a brac.
A neighborhood gathering described as a pound party took place with attendees including Cecil Sandower and family, Mrs Otic EO White, Mrs George Hoffman, Mr and Mrs Latzer Wiral Auderman, Mrs Ver Brashier, Theodore Anstherman, Mr and Mrs Allen G Harvey, Nex Mack Fskinrwie, Mr and Mrs Lee Brown, Minnie Fracher, Leite Brown, and others. The report lists numerous local residents present and participating in the event.
Inquiring Reporter questions a local figure about recent events and activities. The piece notes a woman named Mrs Hwan in connection with a reported project and mentions a person named SMITH MAKTA in a brief context. The fragmentary text suggests a focus on community matters and local issues.
The piece presents old fashioned tips on manners and daily duties from a period journal. It notes birthday observances, weather considerations, and courteous tasks like writing letters, shopping, and hosting guests while highlighting social rituals and the role of a well mannered household.
The text reports army chaplains and church services Sunday evening at Asbury Mission, with mentions of First Street churches and the Reformed Church, plus a public meeting in Frederick led by Commissioner Meltyre, father of the head of the Woman’s Auxiliary to the American Legion, and plans to journey to Baltimore.
Prev. 3 17 quotes about peace and pleasant ness. The fragment references Ninos and Mailev verses, suggesting a religious meditation on peace in a Bible verse context.
A water main break on East Patrick Street disrupted the block last Sunday. The incident flooded part of the street and affected nearby property as crews worked to restore service and assess damage.
Twenty years ago in Frederick, a fragmentary item from The News dated November 14 1207 mentions local church events and community figures. The text is garbled but references ministers, a church treasurer, and annual dues or gatherings.
Two automobile accidents occurred over the weekend involving Rit riders. One incident left a rider identified as Vie entangled with a sprinted rider and another rider, Demier, reportedly received a noted injury. Authorities are reviewing the events and motives behind the collisions at Baton and Kowatt Marin.
Many enroll as members of county Red Cross. A reported accident Sunday morning near Market Street left Charis Cohen injured when a car operated by Charles Hahn struck him at the corner of Second Street. Hahn was arrested and held for a hearing before Justice Bennett.
Campaign planning outlines a committee and prominent names for a campaign event. A list of attendees includes many individuals such as Charles Landis and George Worhingtons, with references to a meeting at a castle venue and a planned street parade and dinner reception.
Claremonte New Hampshire November 14 Mrs Anne Ramsey Forbush of Canadia New York missing since October 1 was found Sunday in a shack in the woods. Stephen Vanslet and his father searched nearby after a dog chase and confirmed the discovery. The woman was brought to town and kept secluded until her husband Reverend Dascomb Forbush arrived with search parties.
Poetic meditation on cosmic stillness and conflict. The speaker contemplates earth water and sky as mirrors of hunger, silence, and force, dwelling in the center of a cosmic wheel where life and danger collide as rapid worlds thunder by.
Mexican beetles, a county menace, now found in New Midway Walkersville Urbana Middletown Brunswick and Yellow Springs. Little can be done to exterminate them this season. spring spraying of trees may prevent outbreaks. A New Midway resident reported hundreds of small spotted bugs under leaves. County agent Henry Shoemaker says beetles hide under leaves to winter. The insect has two black wings with eight yellow spots and resembles a ladybug. Clean up rubbish and leaves now. spray in spring for better results.
In Salisbury on November 14, Mrs William Jones aged about 40 was assaulted in her bedroom by James Kelly a 19 year old Negro who was found on the floor. Lattices were torn from the porch and the bedroom door forced. A table and chair were overturned. Mrs Jones was taken to Peninsula General Hospital and is not expected to recover. She said the attack followed a quarrel over money. The elderly woman has lived at the residence for 43 years.
Dr Morris Fishbel reviews hunger physiology in Aldrich essay. Hunger pain arises from stomach contractions, linked to appetite, with contractions stopping when food enters the stomach. Mental state, sight of food, and fever modulate the hunger pain, which appears self regulating and independent of brain control.
Today marks a list of notable historical anniversaries. Among the figures cited are Georg W. Hegel and Claude Monet with dates of death, Charles Guiteau on trial, and events from 1901 to 1933 including draft notices and cultural auctions. Birthdays include Rear Admiral Hilary Jones and several scholars and writers. Also noted are the centenary death of Thomas Addis Emmet and upcoming shows in Oakland and New York City.
A handwritten note details letter golf rules and a sample puzzle changing words by single letters. A Ford stolen near Pearl during Sunday night services prompts a police search. murder charges follow as a wife’s killer, Charles A. Lindbergh, is mentioned in context. The Hubbard Medal awaits President Coolidge at the Washington Auditorium as part of National Geographic Society events. United Mine Workers call a Pittsburgh conference to aid miners on strike amid regional tensions. The American Society for Municipal Improvements meets in Dallas with talks on city planning and regulation.
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