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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1927
Page
4
A tobacco experiment at the University of Marsi Mental School began Tuesday morning and ended abruptly around 11 pm after Vincent Maddi smoked his thirtieth consecutive cigar. Students John Mave ar and Mark Rown reportedly could not determine the cause for the sudden halt.
A fragmentary notice describes a seven day community show in Middletown with musical acts, poetry readings, and exhibitors. It mentions a schedule including performances on Saturday and November dates. Names and details are obscured by OCR errors, but the event appears to involve local groups and a judged exhibit.
Dr. Rupp argues education must be moral and religious to sustain democracy. He cites Ruskin and Secretary Davis on character, warns against materialism and secular drift, and asserts the Bible offers the knowledge of God guiding youth toward both living and moral life. The address highlights the need for a higher conception of education.
A scrambled fragment describes a supposed British air plot to breach an altitude record for airplanes. The text mentions a singing jingle, band, apples, a racing youngster, water washing a face, and heated clothing, with unclear events and dates.
Twenty years ago in Frederick the Xor newspaper notes Glenn H Worthington’s appointment by the governor and a public meeting in the street. Mentions Masonic tents, Roth, Be rit, Jape, Peter Ramebir, Jessie Goodell Johnson, Edith fa Macifer, Reha, and Ceca Carty Newman. Practices and orchestra supplied the music.
Start new flight from Upavon to Karachi aims to beat the Chamberlin Levine record in a single hop. Pilot McIntosh and crew, in the Princess Nena, report unit fuel load and provisions for a long journey despite rain and mist forecasts. Previous Europe to India tries by Royal Air Force and others ended in crashes or Vienna stalling. A new partnership, J T Miller and A Nelson, forms in Frederick for haberdashery business as part of the hotel project.
A well attended card party drew a large crowd on Tuestar evening at the Fra Sentt Kes hotel near the Girl's School. Organizers listed prizes including Mo C. Et mon with Mrs. Revert as organizer.
A prominent citizen discussed the Salvation Army’s forty four years of service headquartered in Atlanta Georgia. He noted the need for buildings property personnel and community support. He cited past costs of crime and prison as justification for expanded army work and mentioned family ties to notable Legion women.
Chicago reports Edgar Carpenter learns he was adopted and not Henry Carpenter’s son. He gains a share of Leander Casebere’s estate worth about 250 000 dollars, as Casebere a wealthy mill owner of Brian Q died February first Beaver Dam authorities notify the heirs. A separate item notes the Woodsboro L T L Temperance Legion meeting with Armistice Day program.
A fragment from a poem describing solitary reflection in old age. The speaker walks a path through memory and fear, weighing happiness against loneliness while seeking solace in nature and quiet contemplation.
The author argues about mixed business trends and rising bread and pintas costs while claiming personal resilience. They acknowledge disagreement, note economic uncertainty, and express intent to remain hopeful despite unclear future prospects.
Mourning etiquette questions discuss Christmas cards from mourners and whether mourners should send cards. Answers say not required to reply to every greeting, though acknowledging kind greetings is nice.
A clipped reflection cites Ecclesiastes 9 10 about doing with might what one finds to do. The note adds a Burke comment on power revealing true character at the bottom.
Today's anniversaries recall events from 1848 goldpeckers voyage to 1902 Prince Edward death, with notes on 1914 cotton exchange reopens and 1917 Ford rise in EMF. Also mentions 1925 Coast Guard losses, 1919 and 1920s figures, and Today’s Birthdays and events in Oklahoma centennial celebrations and royal fair openings.
A historical overview traces the shift from unsafe food practices to modern safeguards. It notes Pure Food laws, lab research, and the push for fresh, uncontaminated raw products, with efforts to control shipping and handling. Health inspections in Newark from 1920 to 1925 screened restaurant workers and milk dealers for diseases, leading to notable but unresolved concerns about carriers of diphtheria and typhoid. The piece reflects on the evolution from The Jungle era to current meat inspection, refrigeration, and food-handler controls that aim to make purchased food safe.
A reader friendly note explains letter golf where changing one letter at a time reveals traits. Each move uses common words to reach a target word while preserving order, with three strokes per step and one complete word required.
A fragment from a language column notes misused words and pronunciation tips. It highlights words like apex retinae and synonyms for sleep and stupor. A brief aside mentions a national forestry conference to be held in Chicago.
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