Daily News item on Seer Pat Sree Communication
Seer Pat Sree announces a communication raid or message linked to a Freier case. Local authorities acknowledge the unusual report and say investigations continue as residents seek clarity on the claim.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1928
Page
4
Prison Reform Belief in Humane Prisons Is Urged
A congressional committee led by Rep Boylan cites prison overcrowding and unsanitary conditions as factors that turn inmates into harsher enemies. The piece argues against punitive crowded facilities and calls for clean, decent living spaces without excessive luxuries. It stresses that prisoners are human beings deserving humane treatment and rehabilitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boylan
Daily Lessons In English By W L Gordon
A fragmented OCR item notes pronunciation and spelling issues in a daily English lesson column. It mentions mispronunciations marked in a candy context and misspellings like dew tails toMial fescing with a reference to a cardinal word teased three times. The readable bits imply an instructional or editorial snippet rather than a full article.
Fetter Order Puzzle Suppressed by Final Page
A brief note explains that the order of fetters cannot be altered and that a single solution is printed on the last page. The text hints at a constrained arrangement and directs readers to the finale for the answer.
Lufburrow Notes Price Checks and Missing Details
N A LUFBURROW comments on price checks for onions cabbages and spices and food costs. The text laments unclear facts and scattered figures noting difficulty verifying pork prices in Texas Kansas and Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Kansas
Fragmentary historic note on wartime transit and figures
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Genesis 16 3, Publius Syrus quote, Dirigible makes fight in Germany, Oct 2, Eckenors new A M, citiship leaves for America, Commander Charles EB, U S Navy resurgent, transports of back on Pauly soon, Herman state impro treaty roan. Reader cannot verify full facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dirigibie
Germany
Eckenors
A. M
Amesnes
Eres
Charles EB
U. S. Wavy
Pauly
Herman
Twenty Years Ago Today In Frederick Market Prices
Frederick market notes from two decades ago mention Charlie S. A Cine 01S0 pair of AS cents and potatoes selling for 80 cents per bushel on the Frederick market. The column lists various prices and items in brief, fragmented form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Baltimore
Charlie S
Cine
Tippecanoe and Tyler Too Campaign Chronicle
A historical recap of the first Ballyhoo campaign for Harrison and Tyler, detailing Whig strategists like Thurlow Weed and Franklin Pierce era tactics, private ballots against Clay, anti-Masonic plots, letter drops, mass parades, and public slogans. The piece notes Harrison’s rise, the role of money and media, the electoral triumph, and the inaugural parade ending with Harrison’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald
Fliurlow Weed
New York
Clay
Harrison
Pennsylvania
Thaddeus Stevens
Weed
Stevens
Scotth
Virginia
Stever
Scott
Hatton
Tyler
Ballyhoo
Congress
anti-Harrison
Horace
Grerly
General Ames Bs
Jackson
Campaign song refrains from 1840s politics
A garbled note recalls campaign songs tied to William Henry Harrison and John Tyler. It cites a tune used to rally support, referencing “Tippecanoe and Tyler too” and lines about Van Buren. The fragment mentions a defeat of Harrison by rivals and repeats phrases about beating Van Buren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tippecanoe
Tyler
Httle
Van
River Bulletin Reports Clear Potomac and Mozogby Rivers
River bulletin notes the Potomac river reported clear and the Mozogby river also listed as clear. No cloudy readings or sediment issues documented. Local observers recorded water clarity as of the latest measurements with no notable changes from prior readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac River
Mozogby
Poison Shown in Charlotte Poison Case Nods to Death
A fragmentary OCR note from Charlotte North Carolina dated October 2 references a poison used by M Lockmy leading to a death. It mentions a professor and curing attempts, with garbled names and details about a second day of investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chariotte
N.C
M.lockmy
J . Daniels
Studia
Prat
Fragmentary Note on Cages and Danger
A damaged fragment mentions Bin and Haits Yellow Fever and a scene with cages and danger. The readable bits indicate a discussion of danger and a count related to cages, but many words are garbled and names are unclear. The piece lacks coherent actions or clear entities beyond vague disease and confinement references.
A Carnation and a Tragic Stage Life in New York
A dancer named Rosenhaltz, famed for a white carnation in his buttonhole, drew audiences with a dramatic flower gag. Years ago a Vienna tragedy in love began his fame, but temperamental squabbles and theater clashes led to his departure from the stage, though the carnation remained a signature symbol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis Usiesers
Rosenhotz
Vienna
Rosenhaltz
Houstontreet
Campaign jokes and interruptions in Washington notes
By The Way In Washington columnist Rodney Dutcher notes a shortage of good political jokes as campaign events draw hecklers. He mentions repeated gags from Hoover and Smathers and observes crowd interruptions during speeches, with writers and aides coping through light repartee amid the melee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Dutcher
REA
Washincoln
Wav
Hoover
Paten Joses
Fred
Curtis
Jin
Robinson
Sam Cider Ss
Wisconsin
Shelly
Presbytery Ends Fall Meeting at Hagerstown
Approximately 80 ministers and elders attended the Baltimore Presbytery fall meeting at Pirct Presbyterian Church in Hagerstown. The session severed relations with Rev. James E. Moffett pastor emeritus of Cumberland after 60 years in ministry. The Presbytery voted to raise 3000 dollars for West Nottingham Academy and to promote Wilson College for Women at Chambersburg, with ministers urged to solicit contributions. Rev Thomas Guthrie Speers was formally received from the Presbytery of New York and a program of appointments and leadership roles followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Pirct Presbyterian Church
Hagerstown
Samuel Wiliam Hess
James E. Moffett
First Presbyterian Church
Cumberland
Mofett
West Nottingham Academy
Calora
Wilson College For Women
Chambersburg
Thomas Guthrie Speers
Presbytery of
New York
Teachers Need Parents Aid In Campaign For Safety
Editor notes a series on child health stressing safety education to prevent injuries. It cites 1923 New York child fatalities from traffic and street hazards and argues parents and teachers must work together to teach accident prevention amid expanding dangers like cars bicycles and trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
New York
Ris
Beens
Yast
Religious and prison court notes from Hagerstown period
A Presbyterian committee visited the Pennsylvania Conference of the United Brethren church to extend greetings. Six prisoners were sent to Jessups, including G L Snodgrass for pretenses, Jem Hawes for jail breaking, Worthington Ramsburg for larceny, Keefer Redmond for a fond word, Charles Wallace for automobile theft, and Azos Fisher for assault and Lottery. They were escorted by TLE Wet Roderick and deputies W Steine r, Wertenbster, and W Mond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessups
Gur K E. Motter
Munteip Court
House of Gorection
G. L. Snodgrass
Jem Hawes
Worthington Ramsburg
Keefer Redmond
Charles Wallace
Azaos Fisher
J Moter
Prioners
Tle Wet Roderick
William Steiner W. O. Wertenbster
Werner Redmond
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Morris Fishbein
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American Medical Association
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Sons of the Presbyterian Church
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Robert Leech
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