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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1927
Page
4
Frustrated by burden of federal taxes, advocates push for cuts on pulzance taxes including theater admissions and club dues. Public sentiment favors lowering corporate taxes while arguing benefits should reach the broader public rather than favored localities.
The Supreme Court says a motorist who crosses railroad tracks relying only on hearing signals takes a personal risk. Drivers may not see trains at many crossings and must act cautiously. If trains must watch for motorists everywhere, service could be disrupted. Train engineers are urged to blow the whistle to improve safety.
Obituaries list Frank Rodgers Mra wife of … died at home after long illness. Survivors include Rebel Long Mire M Moa Mra Esto Davis l and Jones A. Rogers of Haters town and Olive Yerbe of Philadelphia. Also named are Alvin Fogle Samuel Stoner Charles Miller Mille Carhaven and others. Services Sunday at daughter Ethel Lodge’s home 63 South Boulevard Hagers town with interment at Rose Hill cemetery. Mrs Maggie Bowler of Brunswick dies after cancer aged about 54. funeral at St Francis Catholic Church Bennawick and burial at Harper’s Ferry. Also Mrs Martha Smith of Hagerstown dies at 70. list of children and grandchildren. Columbus Wood of Springfield Illinois, Bruns wick resident, dies at 37 in Frederick City Hospital. Harry Mills of Brunswick, carpenter, dies at Frederick hospital after stomach trouble. Funeral arrangements and local undertakers named.
Fragments describe funeral services and interment details for G2 Baty Fire Tee at Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Names listed include Dr Chas E Wate, John Powell, George Miler, Laurens Bowers, Irving Harraon, Kirk Cramer, and others with hymns sung by church members. A separate note mentions Rev J.C. Cangyan of Tr raer Texas preaching earlier in the year and a marriage near Lovy in June.
October births dominate new records with many families listed by name across Frederick and nearby towns. Health Office notes show 140 birth certificates received, 117 for October and 23 for prior months, with 138 legitimate births and 129 live births including 11 stillbirths.
A letter from N A Lufburrow describes constant quarrels between Willie and his wife. Neighbors heard daily fighting and feared their marriage would end in disaster. The couple persisted in clashes despite possible resolution.
A brief verse recalls two people walking a moonlit path. They stumble but find romance as the moment leads to love. The lyric captures a spontaneous, gentle courtship under a night sky.
Miss Bessie Motter visits Philadelphia while the Frederick Art Club discusses Japan. Miss Bessie Zimmerman directed the program. Fire destroyed Charles Woodring’s new two story home near South Mountain with no insurance. Rev. J. Albert Erler from Lisbon Ohio, formerly in the county, accepts a call to Redfern Pa. Roger Gelsbert and family move from Gisndon to Frederick.
A medical note discusses how minor irritations in the sickroom hinder recovery including noises chairs and clothing. It warns against irritable visitors and suggests bedside care practices such as pillow support turning and keeping lights gentle. It proposes an inexpensive invalids table for home use.
Today marks many anniversaries including the Credit Mobilier founding in Paris in 1852 and the 75th anniversary of Wellington's funeral in London. It notes notable births such as Elizabeth Gilmer and Dorothy Dix, and events like the Locarno treaty vote in 1923 and Washington Plympton’s centennial.
Puzzle editorial explains a word change game where you alter one letter at a time to transform words into new ones within a set number of strokes. Rules require real words, no abbreviations, and fixed letter order.
Life's Niceties on etiquette discuss hostess intervention during a party and how to manage heated conversation. The text also notes that Indians and Eskimos will have a prominent role in Canada's diamond jubilee celebration. It mentions the Academy of Political Science in New York and the National Grange meeting in Cleveland focusing on agriculture.
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