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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1928
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a draft event and tribute, with garbled names and phrases. Reads like notes on a Wednesday draft, a thwarted plan, and at home discussions. No clear people, places, or outcomes readable.
Inquiring Reporter Five Perens picked for Bas Dom amid unsettled details. A tree vs Adora tat Frederic SE Lae tre remains unclear, with scant readable context and no decisive outcome.
The fragment recalls a pre revolutionary Havana era and later conflicts, noting wartime strain and medical shortcomings. It suggests Cuban campaigns in 1898 and 1938, then contrasts with 1918 suffering from disease and poor sanitation. It emphasizes medical and sanitary science as imperfect across times.
A civic appeal stresses that one vote matters and urges citizens to participate in the upcoming election. It likens individual responsibility to military service and warns that widespread apathy could paralyze the nation’s power. The piece cites 21,000,000 people failing to vote yearly as a warning.
Fragmentary notes mention choosing traits and tests for wartime effort with references to names and places that are unclear. The text hints at a test tray, a dorm, and a focus on success among individuals, but details are unreadable and specifics cannot be confirmed.
A fragment from a light instructional page on English teaching by W L Gordon. It discusses repeating a word three times to learn it and mentions practice as the method to increase vocabulary. The text shows instructional clutter and partial phrases about word study and daily lessons.
Garfield defeats rival party as convention balks at grant. NEA writer notes events surrounding Democratic shifts and political tensions. Names and places garbled. core outcome is Garfield victory amid funding debate.
A fragmentary account recalls the 1880 GOP convention in Chicago where Grant supporters backed the dampened old guard, Conkling clashed with Garfield, Tammany opposed Tilden, and the campaign featured smears, fraud rumors, and the first no blood shirt era. Hancock and Garfield faced harsh attacks while party factions wheeled for patronage.
Bible era note reports a swift movement by Lohewe amid a puzzling phrase, mentioning man kindnens and a curious ape tangle. The text reads as fragmented OCR, offering little clear context or verifiable names or events for a fuller summary.
Purchasers from Maryland and nearby regions attended a local horse sale. A total of 72 items, including cars, were sold or exchanged through the event with several buyers listed.
Frederick city page notes reflect a mixed reminiscence with scattered references to local events and people. The fragmentary item mentions AS Tee Seti and Pak Teen eretest atc and appears to be a clipped piece of a longer column or feature from twenty years past.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a medical article praising a serum for erysipelas, crediting Dr Morris Fishsein. The readable bits reference a Journal of the American mind of Higea or similar periodical, but details, dates, institutions, and outcomes are unclear.
A garbled summary notes a skin wound infection linked to a medical mystery. It mentions doctors and a bacterium causing scarlet fever like illness and attempts to study streptococcus strains to prevent disease.
An article notes a shift in Manhattan entertainment where 10 cent radio slot devices offer 15 minutes of sound, replacing live music in cheap venues. It highlights piano phonographs, coin slots, and signs claiming radio-like service affecting choices in diners, speakeasies, and Chinese restaurants.
The Mt Vernon United Brethren Church reopens after interior repairs including repapering refinishing woodwork and new installations. The 1874 dedication marks 54 years of service with members of the Centennial Timed Brethren church in Frederick attending. Harvest Home is set for October 21 at 10 30 a m and Holy Communion for October 29 at 2 30 p m with luncheon to follow.
A special prayer for independence was held in Washington Ort. at the House of Bishops following a general convention. The text discusses backing for a proposal to revise the revolutionary defense, noting a coalition of concerned groups and officials.
A fragmentary OCR line lists unclear names and phrases, lacking coherent facts or identifiable entities, but suggests a local notice or column item. The readable portion hints at formal or ceremonial wording without clear dates, places, organizations, or outcomes.
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