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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1927
Page
6
An essay notes foreign productions bring profit and praise to American stages while critics ponder why English drama struggles amid overseas popularity. It argues cross nation exchanges of plays foster modern understanding and world peace, urging more nations to tour their best comedies.
A minister recounts a recently released man struggling to find work. He is shunned by his own ethnic group and by others due to his background and race. With only enough money for a few days, he seeks a honest path but the world remains suspicious. Authorities’ support could grant him a chance to reform.
The article previews Emu Jannings in a dramatic piece titled The Way of ALL French, noted for its emotional depth and long metropolitan runs. Comedy and news acts share the program with Maryland, Matt Moore, and Dorothy Dew in The Majesty Bunker Dean, while Wallice MacDonald appears in a new chapter of Whispering Smith Rides.
A brief card noting two proverbs about giving: a biblical belief that it is more blessed to give than to receive from Acts 20 35, and a Shakespearean line suggesting even a foul giving act may earn praise from fate. The item contrasts moral sentiments from religious and literary sources.
A fragmentary note describes a man attempting morning exercise with a playful jab that goes wrong. He accidentally strikes his own chin and falls, creating a brief mishap memory.
Huntington W Va Nov 21 One man was burned to death when fire swept through the lonsliness section of Milton. Ernest Sanford 21 asleep on a second floor of a restaurant building was the victim L M Parsons was seriously burned by the flames. Fire damaged buildings after ward. The loss was estimated. An old sale bill announcing the sale of one negro girl two cows one tin plate stove and household furniture was shown at The News Post office by M Stanley Shafer. The sale was to be held May 13 1824 in Middletown.
Local notes from The News columns recount marriages on November 2 between Gera May Carty and Solon J Hedges at East Patrick Street Lutheran church officiated by Archie E Fisher. Betsy Moore and W SN Jodie appear in clerical events. Families, visits, and dinners are summarized with residents like Mr and Mrs War bes Tan P Sark co and Otho Kuler Jr mentioned in routine notices.
Thousands of pamphlets circulate about Salvation Army permanent headquarters plans in Frederick. Campaign funds of 10,000 dollars support a drive led by Captain Etchison with volunteers from diverse local groups to establish a lasting Army presence and services.
A damaged, stream of words from N. A. Lufpsurrow evokes a nostalgic note about family, home, and community. The passage hints at changes over time, with partial lines referencing places, belongings, and youth, without clear events or dates.
Etiquette lessons advise poise through self control and showing consideration for others. If a misunderstood remark troubles a hostess or guest, respond with a quiet smile and thanks to smooth the situation rather than lengthy explanations.
Elmet Brown of W will chair a meeting at Pythian Castle tonight at o clock to advance the Knights of Pythias membership drive tied to the Jubilee celebration. Jubilee committee officers meet this afternoon at 4. Suppers hosted by the Pythian Sisters precede each report on November 20 December 1 and December 6 in the lodge social room.
Post mortem brain examination of Lea A. Livers, a local businessperson, was conducted at a Baltimore hospital by six surgeons including Dr Charlee Bagley of Johns Hopkins. The report indicates experts will present findings Tuesday at a conference. Witnesses described a scene involving a fall and a wheel incident near Washington.
A scattered history column notes birthdays of Audrey Emery and Arthur T. Quiller-Couch, plus dates for public events and trials. It mentions the Hindenburg line break ten years earlier, an international travel exhibit in Chicago, and a Supreme Court review of a Cook case. A local butchering event at the Cook home lists attendees and hogs slaughtered.
The article reviews dream study led by Dr. P. G. Stiles of Harvard Medical School and Havelock Ellis. It contrasts Freud with Ellis, noting dreams are mostly visual impressions tied to daily events, with senses of motion, odors, and occasional sounds.
Quick guide on proper usage and pronunciation sets, highlighting common errors in spelling and speech. Notes misused words like of these two boxes and mispronunciations, with tips to expand vocabulary by mastering one word at a time and examples like creditable meaning praiseworthy.
A page explains a word ladder styled game. It shows changing MARY to DOUG as a par move and describes rules: one letter at a time, each step must form a common word, no slang, no rearranging letters, with a sample ladder COW to EN through HOW HEW HEN.
Fragmented verse pastiche describes a living beauty shaded by despair. The speaker notes faded coronals and a face marked by care, a bower of sorrow, and a clouded prison for the soul amid life’s chill and fear.
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