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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1928
Page
4
The article urges early Christmas shopping to secure fine goods before the crowds, arguing it saves time and improves service. It encourages buyers to label packages Do Not Open Before Christmas and notes benefits to both customers and stores from finishing purchases weeks ahead of the rush. It also references a 19 year old fatal auto accident involving Paul Thomas Wright.
The readable content is garbled and does not present a coherent event or facts to summarize into a news item. No identifiable persons places organizations or dates are clearly present.
Inquiring Reporter notes a brief incident at Kne at The Tucker involving pre carge streets. Fire response arrives but details are incomplete in the fragment. Local authorities investigate the disturbance and seek witnesses.
A terse fragment notes a golf letter or item tied to a trio and a snow context. The readable bits reference a paper communication about a golf topic, a quantity of three, and a snow mention, leaving details sparse.
A readable puzzle item notes that the aim is to connect words by single-letter steps. The text hints at a cow themed example and mentions a nationwide practice of completing words with specific initials. A solution is reportedly printed on the prior page.
Reading notes by W L Gorson discuss common misuses and pronunciations including authority agreement, allegory vowel sounds, and feminine forms alumnae. It lists synonyms for decrease and urges careful word choice to expand vocabulary with precise terms. The piece also briefly mentions observers and social notes about Mrs Harry Elder and Mrs T Eide.
Twenty Years Ago Today In Frederick presents a fragmented column from the Mews dated November 18 1908. The readable text references a nest at the Order of Oats and includes scattered names such as Max Wer, Dr AW Alt, Warden Charies, William H. Saiser, and Theodore Ales, with garbled notes on purchases, weights, and a trip to South Caz.
Fragmented OCR text discusses medical checks before employment, mentioning Bree Catt and options for a health assessment. It references conditions like bermilosis and frequent Olds terms, but the overall meaning is unclear. The piece appears garbled with incomplete names and phrases.
Four people were in the Ford coupe driven toward Frederick Junction when it veered off the road and hit a parked M. J. Grove Lime Company truck. Malph Troxell of Frederick and Crasw Smith of Hyatestown are in serious condition at Frederick City Hospital. Les Morgan, treated for cuts and bruises, was discharged. Miss Smith suffered a concussion and pelvic fracture but is improving. Troxel has a mild concussion and is slowly recovering. A Dodge sedan allegedly caused Morgan to leave the road. state officers found no marks on Morgan’s car and won’t press charges.
Sam's Creek records a day of social visits and church activities. Roy Frenkiln and son Sterling spent Thursday with Bits, Laur Barnarston recuperates from illness, and the Ladies' Home Mission Society of Bethel MY church visited the Cassell Home. The Edgewood Bible class hosted Mr and Mrs William O Green, and Mr and Mrs Jesse Baile with children Roger and Marian visited Wailer Pritz. Camie Helner visits relatives near ROKE Ridee. Edgws hosted Mr and Mrs Carroll Zlie at Marston. Numerous locals from Wakefield to Eastimore visited families, with many neighbors named and invitations extended.
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Flapper Fanny and names, unclear phrases, no clear event or outcome to summarize into a coherent notice or report.
The piece paints a bustling Manhattan scene with vivid glimpses of shops on Avenue A and Broadway, horse markets on 24th Street, a weathered Seventh Avenue barn turned store, Battery Park benches, and crowds outside Lindy’s and Dinty Moore’s. It mentions actors, prohibition era references, and the growing edge of Chinese restaurants amid city chaos.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Luf's Stuff and references to well known entities, with unclear verbs and missing context. The readable bits suggest listing or noting items, names, and sheets, but essential details remain unreadable.
A double accident near Middletown injured two Hood girls and four other people. One auto slammed and a Studebaker sedan parked after the wreck, with three occupants severely injured from flying glass while two escaped with minor cuts. State Police investigated the scene.
A compact history page lists birth and death milestones for figures such as Oliver Welcott and William Cowper, along with dates tied to the Continental Congress and Mary Walker. It also mentions John Lenton Macadam and George Cary Eggleston, with scattered notes on horoscopes and society events of the day.
Union Bridge residents report a busy week with a Chautauqua week program, a Ladies Aid gathering at Creek Church, and an elaborate dinner. Attendees included Er Is. Samuel Pfoutz, Speicher, Mrs. Myers Englar, Rev. William Schmietser to preach at the Thanksgiving service, and many local families. A revival continues two weeks, with union church services midweek. Hospitalities, birthdays, and engagements center the community notices as locals travel to New York and Baltimore for visits and events.
On Sunday Mr and Mrs Ha Werddle Ox Wenla and Miss Catherine and Doroti seme of Hanover, directors LL Lancaster Trebor and 3frs Charles Tuesday in Baltimore Philadelphia spent time with MM 2 Shuff and wife Ruth Shuff accompanying him home. Mr and Mrs Gross have returned after months traveling through the South and Middle West.
Theater news notes Lights of New York as a pioneering Vitaphone talk film from Warner Bros Hollywood studio. Helene Costs and Caren Landis lead in Lightaport, while Tom Mix and horse Tony star in Daredevil Renard at the Maryland. Francis Bushman Jr. appears in Scarlet Arrow.
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