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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1927
Page
4
The text argues that low interest rates stimulate business by enabling large borrowing for operations. It credits capital accumulation and thrift as drivers, noting healthy domestic finances, improved industrial and home equipment, and positive effects on foreign trade and government finances. Presidential election uncertainties are downplayed as not harming growth.
American Legion members come home from the Paris convention. National Commander Spafford says 159 years of friendship were cemented by the legion’s visit to France. He calls the trip worthwhile beyond its cost and urges more international friendship to replace hatred and suspicion and to reduce armaments and war’s sorrow.
This item presents a fragmented note on improving vocabulary with daily word study. It highlights misused terms and pronunciation quirks, and mentions controversial questions as a focal point. The text includes stray phrases about spelling synonyms and a stray sentence about brooms in French army barracks.
The inquiry collects unclear names and phrases about persons including Fine Pervess Pickad and Margaret Hembsburg with references to Kazen Tahal and Ang Forster, revealing fragmented quotes and misread terms. The article presents a puzzle of garbled OCR and unfamiliar tokens rather than a clear report.
A reprint recounts a printer’s story from Frederick about the 1860s 1870s and a youth apprenticeship at the Times office. It notes Addison Rose and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad press work and a defection over roller costs leading to a career move to Baltimore. It ends with a Brunswick meeting notice for a district school representative gathering at Bethany Latherso church.
Rev Dr Loa and Rev Dr Zimmerman emeritus of Christ Lutheran will preach at Bethany Lutheran Brunswick on Sunday. The event invites members and neighbors to join in worship and hear a sermon by the two clergy.
A fire swept through a sorely damaged property in Frederick twenty years ago, destroying the feagarille establishment and leaving charred remains. Investigators later determined the blaze started in the storage area, with flames spreading rapidly before crews contained it. No injuries were reported, and the cause remained under investigation.
Frederick businessman and sports figure Frederick Schmidt born July 11 in Frederick. He is president and general manager of the Young Men’s Shop, former clerk in Lod, member of Frederick Retail Merchants Association, and director of the Frederick Baseball Association. He married Cora May Little in 1900s and has two children William Shepherd and Emily Roberta. He is active in cycling, track racing, baseball, football, and supports Walter Johnson. He chairs the Young Men’s Shop and leads local clubs such as Monocacy and Evangelical Reformed churches associations.
Frederick readers recall a soggy fair week with notable arrivals including Walter Johnson and Governor Richie. The Cotillion and campus events add local color as residents debate Sunday services moving to West Second Street and court arguments over baseball questions. Mary Esther signs off with a brief, friendly town update.
A historical digest notes events on this date including persons like Giovanni Martinelli and James A. Gallivan, and mentions the Atlantic Exposition visit by President Cleveland era cabinet members. Also lists notable birthdays such as R Bruce Taylor and Raymond Hitchcock with ages.
A quirky golf note compares stock in a mine turning to gold with a par five hole. The piece muses on outcomes and hints the tar solution appears on the last page.
A fragment outlines word change rules for a puzzle with golf par analogy, letter shifts, and single-letter edits. It mentions changing COW TO HEX in three strokes and provides hints that slang and abbreviations count, with a solution printed on the last page.
Dr Morris Fishbein surveys how mindset affects golf performance and how instructor guidance should align with a golfer’s natural tendencies. He cites Dr Theodore Hyslop on born golfers, club selection as brain indicators, and auto-suggestion as a factor in mental handicaps.
A maxim on completing tasks: value in finishing what you start, and pride in doing your best. The piece, attributed to X A. LUFBICRROW, stresses duty, persistence, and the reward of not quitting halfway. Say you saw it to the New Era.
A fragment from The Heron describes a melancholy bird standing by a pool and learning patience from God. It argues that moral wisdom comes from nature rather than schools or professors and that those with little time or money can still amend their hearts by observing brooks and rivers.
Answers cover luncheon linen choices, bread and butter plate setup, and decoration ideas. It notes luncheon sets of colored damask refectory sets and domes of cloths as options, with the first two more popular. A center bouquet or alternatives like candies or small vases are suggested for decorations.
A playful verse about a child asking for help and a father realizing limits. It mentions a new wireless tower to be built in Berlin that will be twice the height of the Eiffel Tower in Paris and have a light visible for 100 miles after completion. The piece blends whimsy with a science note on visibility and height.
The Interstate Commerce Commission has ordered a company to stop price fixing. The move suggests shoe makers may not reach a $15 price point before midsummer. Mention of Mrs. Gussie Chadwick and a Paddy between Wooster, Ohio and Pittsburgh hints at local context.
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