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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1927
Page
4
A fragmentary caption hints at a famed Fre: mas subject and a gold artefact. The garbled text suggests a photograph and a mystery identity linked to a known order or society. Further readable details are needed to confirm names, places, and exact event or subject.
A 1927 editorial argues to enlist thousands of people in scientific tasks beyond professional researchers. It insists critical thinking and original investigation should be practiced by all, comparing scientific learning to mastering dancing and stressing everyone can contribute without special tools.
A reader objects to editorials by The News-Sir calling for game hunting articles and criticizing coverage of a proposed sale in Baltimore. The writer praises hunting pieces and condemns what they call propaganda for a law permitting the sale.
A reader expresses views on hunting game as sport and taxpayer expense. The letter laments tax supported game sales and urges restraint on public improvements including White Way lighting and traffic signals.
A short biography of Frederick Harty Carty, born January 21, 1875, at 4 East Patrick Street, son of Joanne Fox Carty, educated at local schools, worked as a furniture waterman in Washington, and later joined Carty Furniture established in Frederick. He served 52 years, directed the funeral branch, was named to Maryland State Board of Undertakers by Governor Ritchie, and held multiple civic roles. He belonged to Evangelical Lutheran church, Lions clubs, Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, and several Maryland hotel and notary groups. He married the late George W. Cramer’s daughter October 3, 1900, and had children Clarence E., Mrs. Frederick Rogers, and John Philip Carty. His hobby is motoring.
Whitman’s lines chant old masters of ships and sea winds in a bold ode to unnamed heroes. A terse recitative recalls captains and mates as fate tests bravery, calling the sea a nurse that shapes the indomitable spirit of sailors.
The Hagerstown Kiwanis club nominating committee proposes Philo Statton for president Park W. Loy for vice president Rev William Hees for trustee and four board of directors Hugh Crafton J V Hart F C Wright C P Bohrman Co A Rossner Walter Kamer Lewis Sager Floyd Smoot. lunch meeting announces candidates.
From The News dated November 18 1205 the column lists Albert Walife at Cumberland opening of Marrland theater and Buckerstown Percheron Stock Company officers Cephas M. Thomas president Stephen A. Thomas vice president Esser C. Rombote secretary Merlin Cromwell Thomas. wedding plans Brooklyn Daily reference mentions Laverenone Teen appointment and wedding in December at Fort Riley Kansas. travelers Joseph Dowelaz and Mrs Zimmer may attend Jamestown Exposition.
A pedestrian rose to his feet in a brief public display adjacent to a private business area. The confrontation lasted only minutes before the situation settled with police presence and no injuries reported.
A newspaper puzzle invites changing one word to another in a wordplay game called Letter Golf. Readers must make the target word in par or fewer strokes by altering letters one at a time without reordering. A sample shows transforming STAR to FILM with six strokes.
The text discusses etiquette flaws and positive traits, noting that inconsiderate behavior annoys others while thoughtfulness and kindness are valued. It mentions questions about penne at ase and seed breeding attributes in a fragmented, OCR-like form.
Saturday words reflect town life as Frederick hosts plays by the Carolina Playmakers, visits by Sir Wilfred, church moves, rail discussions, and a busy social calendar ahead of Thanksgiving. Community groups, Methodist plans, and DAR card party share spotlight amid preparations for a festive holiday week.
Charles May, son of Mr and Mrs Geo W May of Middletown, injured his right hand when a pistol exploded during play. A 72 caliber bullet pierced his hand and he was treated by Dr R V Hauner. Mrs Julia Bidle also sprained her arm in a fall at home and received medical aid from Dr Hauner.
A poem by A LUFBURROW laments a worm’s view of life. The Rockville Chamber of Commerce discussed water power on the Potomac and boulevard plans from Rockville to Wheaton and a second road to connect with Connecticut Avenue, led by Don R. DeLashmutt.
Flapper Fanny notes a spike in vacant apartments blaming the June brides who are leaving town for the winter, hinting at fashion and social trends affecting housing demand.
Dr. Morris Fishbein argues for mandatory pre marriage physicals to prevent transmission of diseases and hereditary defects. He notes state laws vary from simple tuberculosis checks to full exams and oath declarations. Blood tests and certificates are advocated to protect prospective spouses from diseases like tuberculosis and epilepsy.
A dated summary listing events and birthdays from 1828 to present including Schubert's death in Vienna, Mason and Dixon survey, Oregon's first senator Delaton Smith, ship Shenandoah race, Amibere tunnel, French women lawyers, Coolidge World Court address, and Queen Marie of Roumania. Also notes births of evangelist Billy Sanday, diplomat Fred Dearing, George Peek, Princess Mafalda, Isaak M. St John, Marthe Conway, and George Clarke, plus Yale vs Harvard football at Soldiers Field.
W L Goxpow presents a lesson on word usage and vocabulary building. The text discusses proper choices for phrases like intend versus propose and defines morbid as sickly or diseased. It explores synonyms for field and meadow and includes examples and tips to improve language skills.
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