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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1927
Page
4
A nostalgic piece recalls Hallowe'en traditions and contrasts past hospitality with modern pranks. The article urges revived civic warmth and urges active community support to mark the Monocacy battlefield and preserve historical ground.
Inquiring reporter asks residents about the upcoming event and who will attend. Names include Marion Moobarly Melvin and Ralph Schroeder as they discuss participation and celebrations planned at Middietoms.
A reader from Frederick, Md criticizes organizers of a fair or show for selling 10 000 tickets and using side shows and other devices to attract crowds. The writer denounces the promoters for decorum and votes against sending regrets to applicants, calling the situation a brontage.
A damaged OCR fragment presents a lullaby verse with references to a western sea and a child at rest. The lines invoke wind, moonlight, and a father’s promised return, focusing on the child’s sleep and maternal comfort. It resembles a poetic nursery lyric rather than a news item.
The Road Riders opens at Tivoli with a two day run starring Nod Beery Charles Farrell Gerrie Bancroft and Col Roosevelt's regiment as background. Also shown at Marland is The Fighting Edge with Kenneth Harlan Patsy Ruth Miller and Wallace MacDonard plus Whispering Smith Rides.
Twenty years ago in Frederick details of local nuptials are listed. Miss Bessie Hargett married Robert E. Clapp of Newton North Carolina at Tad Church. Bernard J. Eader wed Miss Blanche Gorfman at a Protestant Episcopal church. The column notes other community happenings including factory labor and hospital activity amid a mix of readable fragments.
A garbled excerpt discusses stomach care and medical procedure outcomes. It references feuds over poorly shown care, patient dependence on a trusted friend, and the need to treat well to avoid a worsening condition. Names and clear events are not discernible.
A string of guests visit homes in Taneytown Gettysburg Westminster and Union Bridge including Key-Mar Kersnar and Mr Cavin Wi on Mrs John Geran and Mr Graham plus Miss Ela Gilliboy and Miss Anon Gillbind from Gettysburg. Families from Kansas City Crasfordesille New York and Baltimore are mentioned with multiple callers and one business trip to Ridgeville.
The annual Mens Song Scrubbs will be held in Apples Church on Sunday November 1 at 7 29 pm. The program features chorus singing and performances by The Rock and The Frederick Quartet Do Re Mi.
Local business figure H U Haran, a well known grocery proprietor, is noted today for observing a birthday.
A health article discusses disturbed sleep as a symptom rather than a disease, listing potential physiological and psychological factors. It notes that identifying a concrete cause is essential for effective treatment and cites research from medical associations and experts.
Incomplete readable text shows a garbled note referencing a letter by a person named Golf Dore. The fragment mentions a purge and a seven stiffed something, with three print lines on the last page.
A short game description explains transforming one word to another by changing one letter per step. You must keep letter order, produce valid common words each jump, and avoid slang or abbreviations. The example changes COW to HEN via COW HOW HEW in three strokes, with one solution printed on the last page.
An unclear note describes a scene where two people walk in the moonlight and a single staircase is implied. The fragment references a character Flapper Fanny Says and a sequence of surreal events with uncertain details.
Today in history notes a mix of events including government sessions in Washington and a murder indictment in Cincinnati. It lists anniversaries and notable births such as Admiral William Sha bri ck and Gen Edwin Winans with dates and places.
A playful Halloween party invitation describes an acrostic fortune night on Hallowe'en with games like fortune hunting and card readings. Decorations feature orange and black, pumpkin motifs, and hand crafted table numbers. Fortunes promise marriage, spinsterhood, wealth, travel, and success to guests as part of the eerie revels.
Short Q and A on polite giving and receiving. It advises that hospitalized recipients may open gifts with donors present if able, expressing thanks later when they are better, and that a nurse or family member may write thank you notes if the patient is very ill.
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