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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1927
Page
4
The piece argues people should shop in November or early December to spread holiday demand. It notes overworked store workers, strain on mail and express services, and suggests marking gifts not to be opened until Christmas to ease the last two weeks. It asks Frederick residents to try this plan.
No. 317 East Second Street sold by Nohow E Cramer and Sos real estate and insurance agents to Mr. and Mrs. Charles H Flook of Middletown Valley. They take possession on December 1 and will make it their home in the modern two story concrete dwelling.
The OCR fragment mentions a seance sale and references to armies and orders, with unclear names and dates. It hints at preparations against forces, civic duties for children, and a preserverine at a place called Serre Pews OM rade House, suggesting a local wartime or civic meeting context.
A list of court actions includes charges of driving disturbances and property offenses. Edward Resec was arrested by Constable Chimes and faces banners and a public bearing order. John Borer and another son appear in a separate matter before Justice Alton XV Bennett.
Key-Mar Kertin reports a business trip to Baltimore Mount. Mr and Mrs Forrest attend a relative's funeral. Mrs Forrest of Westminster is noted. Mr and Mrs Robert Galt and family visit with Ross Galt and son Albert from Windsor at Hunterstown. The Gay event at Frank Weaver's home with Zarah Weaver and three grandchildren present. Cain Fogie injured in a Monday auto accident with two fractured ribs and is recovering. Visitors to Clarence Smith include Edward People and Company with Hampstead ties, Clingan relatives, Wim Shrrock family, Cleo, Laura Winebrenner and children James and Lewis, Gordon Smith and Woodsboro connections.
Fragmentary text from a Frederick page recalls past events with scattered names and dates. The garbled lines mention markets, officials, and attendance but lack clear actions or outcomes.
Street scenes along Dark Ave showcase Autumn ensembles from fur jackets and velveteen cardigans to sleek duvets and tailored suits. Notable outfits include Miss Phyliss Baker’s wraparound shirt dress, Miss Ann Ingersoll’s soft willows with wooly finish, and Agnes Williams in a striking mink trimmed camel coat.
The author laments how swiftly the seasons pass and laments the rapid year turnover. He notes Fall with dying leaves, Winter with holidays, and the return of Spring and Summer, urging time to slow down its pace. The entry closes with a playful signature N A Lufburrow.
Hazen Carter star outfielder of the Pittsburgh Pirates was traded to the Chicago Cubs for Earl Adams and Floyd J. Scott. Sam Waters announced the deal as player basis with no cash involved. Negotiations led by William Veeck. Pirates officials Barner Oss and Da Bush also involved. The note about millionaires appears as stray text.
An excerpt memorializes enduring life paths and distant seas as a deliverance. The speaker, aging and weary, imagines a voyage beyond war and desert toward a tranquil horizon. The refrain Thalatta Thalatta echoes longing for eternal peace and release.
A fragmented note on good manners in conversation and greetings. It hints at using names with Mr or Mrs and proper addressing based on familiarity. The text references etiquette as guidance for introductions and respectful speech.
The Truth Seekers class of Calvary M E Sunday School met at Mrs Beatrice Everhart’s home on West Patrick Street November 23 with vice president Misselen Mackley in charge. After the business session refreshments followed. The next meeting is planned for December at Mrs Mabel Sheeler’s home on West Patrick Street.
Dr Morris Fisasem cites medical views on shy or bashful individuals noting inferiority feelings core to shyness. He discusses causes from social status to family comparisons and suggests diagnosis and proper suggestion can help overcome the disability.
Daily Lessons In English by W L Gannon presents usage guidance and pronunciation tips. It defines common errors and emphasizes vocabulary growth with a focus on the word histrionic and its misapplied context on stage.
A fragment sketches a family leaving in a car with a playful line about quietness and a stray misquote about advertising paying. The scene hints at a homeward moment and a light promotional aside.
A playful puzzle note notes the phrase shift from SILLY to GIRLS in three edits and hints at par solutions printed on the final page.
The text explains a word ladder game: change one word to another by a fixed number of strokes, each step must be a valid common word, letter order fixed, no abbreviations, with three strokes example COW to HEX, and uses only complete sage words.
Ancient and modern anniversaries span 1891 1894 1923 and 191é with notable figures such as James Lick Admiral Bea and Wilhelm Mars. Birthdays include Rear Admiral Thomas P aruder Thomas R Preston Trixie Friganzie Edwin P Morrow and others. Today marks Ohio's 125th anniversary and San Jose's 150th, plus various convention openings and memorial observances.
A compact, period style note cites a Bible phrase about acceptance and a warning on delay. It mentions a Shakespearean tone and asserts Britain's telegraph state has never paid since government takeover seventy years ago.
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