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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1927
Page
4
The readable fragments indicate a public notice published in Frederic Maryland. The text references official authority, notices or advertisements, and postal or enforcement details, with marginal notes about revisions and reproduction.
The column muses on approaching winter and the comforts sought indoors while noting the coming rise of coal, furnaces, and hardware ads. It reflects on past achievements by Columbus Morse and Edison as examples of tackling seemingly impossible tasks and urges readiness for future breakthroughs.
At the AFL annual meeting in Los Angeles delegates note a public tilt toward labor due to proactive, corrective actions rather than strikes. They warn that strikes disrupt work and harm families, urging continued pursuit of peaceful, constructive methods for better conditions.
Fragmentary OCR text presents a language lesson series by W L Gompow with garbled phrases. It shows instruction on pronouns and spelling and hints at weekly tasks and abbreviations.
The page discusses etiquette questions about luncheons and invitations, noting informal methods and exclusivity. It announces a Sunday 7:90 p.m. musical service at a church with orchestral accompaniment, performed by the Frederick Choral Society under Maurice Berkwith, with Hood College ties and Emma May Guthie as harpist. invitations for music events will be issued, though many events are open to the public.
A historic geological claim describes a 25 year upheaval lifting sea floor near Greater New York by about 11 000 feet and moving the sea bottom 20 feet higher over 3 000 feet radius. The discovery follows cable repairs near St Aidena.
Cor Tr31. A brief religious reflection notes how worldly fashions influence daily life and conscience, urging discernment and upright conduct in a modern context. The piece frames taste, modesty, and moral choices within a Christian perspective.
A jumble of names and places marks a Frederick centennial reminiscence. The notes reference visits to Saranac Lake X Y and Harmony Grove, a marriage at Dr Marks residence, and local civic items including a fair committee and church incorporation led by the Reformed church at Braddock.
An OCR fragment lists numerous attendees and names connected to a Mont gathering. Names include Crampton and Beachley families, Stockman, Beach, Chandler, Castle, Ahatt, and others, with many variations of spellings and misreads. The passage mentions Mr and Mrs, Misses, and several married couples, but concrete event details are sparse.
A playful jingle describes children raking leaves and planning a fire saying Flirrar. They vanish for matches and the leaves are blown away by a sudden draft, leaving the plan foiled.
A fragmented OCR line lists a Car Club meeting note about Ford coupes, with unclear wording and the source credited to a national newspaper service. The readable portion references a Ford coupe topic discussed by a club gathering.
The article traces long history of vegetables from ancient use of peas and watercress to later cultivation of cabbage kale and sprouts. It notes Mediterranean exchange bringing greens to China and Persia, with tomatoes grown in Virginia by 1600s and popular as European crops spread.
A reflective meditation on organizing mental processes to avoid clutter and confusion. The text likens crowded minds to overstuffed shops where finding knowledge is slow and inefficient, urging purposeful use and disciplined attention to ideas and memory.
American and British figures mark centenaries and anniversaries in politics education and culture. Notables honored include Sir William Vernon Harcourt and James S. Robinson, while events range from Harvard Medical School dedication to a new Vanderbilt Hall and a landmark Universalist Church convention in Hartford.
Dr Morris FiswelN argues cereals are essential in a child’s breakfast, offering energy, digestion aid, and nutrition. He notes cereals provide carbohydrates protein minerals and fiber, with various forms from raw to ready to eat and methods to enhance flavor and digestibility.
Three suspects Keynes Johnson Edward Walker and Ralph Tilchman attempted to steal goldfish from J A Kidwiler’s patrol area Friday afternoon. Officer Allen Barigis fired into the air to halt the escape and all three were captured with one released on recognizance for a 7 pm hearing. LeRoy Toms found not guilty on assault charges in Catoctin Furnace case while Walter Jewell’s trespass charge was dismissed with reprieve EW Windsor and Fred Metaling jailed for traffic violations with a $250 fine for Meisling and a warrant issued for Windsor.
Officers Bartgis and Jacobs arrested a person for being drunk on the street. A hearing is scheduled for tonight.
An excerpt reflects on Venice as the eldest city of Liberty, once strong as a guardian of East and West, and asks what remains when such glory fades. The speaker laments the loss of power, status, and memory, urging enduring grief for what once existed.
A puzzle note explains letter golf where one word changes to another by a set number of strokes in a par. Players must alter only one letter at a time without changing order and use common words though slang is excluded. The solution appears on the last page.
Persistent ticking from dawn to night describes a clock that runs smoothly when wound correctly. The author N A Lufburrow praises its dependability and steady service, noting it never tires and faithfully keeps time.
A notice announces the appointment of Luther Kalimsg, husband of Tr. Ente Krhiman, as former pastor of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in this city.
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