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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1927
Page
4
The piece extols Labor Day as a national tribute to labor's role in producing every product from soil to diamond. It asserts wealth and civilization arise only through skilled, unskilled, mental, and physical labor, urging a holiday honoring the Spirit of Labor and its all-encompassing value.
A health board notes progress against a hog cholera like disease, once widespread in 11 states. The Rockefeller Foundation’s commission reports BES107 cases treated and claims the infection is now under control in many countries, with improved mental and physical development in youth and potential national benefits.
A concealed inquiry asks Capert about a 40 wide fete event and responds with mixed signals. The piece mentions MES Eb Munshowerr and Danner in a puzzling exchange, with references to a county water issue and unnamed local figures.
Middletown area residents travel to visit relatives across Maryland Ohio West Virginia Pennsylvania New York and New Jersey. Names include Mrs Samue Nob Baltimore Dr and Mrs Mumford Norwood Va Mrs Anna Dinterman J F Bender W A Hagerstown and numerous siblings, cousins, and friends from Burkittsville Keedytown Springfield and Cherry Run. The note records multiple short trips and homecomings during a period of extended visits.
A garbled collection of art and music trivia asks who composed Rigoletto and which creature is noted for storms on the Atlantic, along with questions about Valencia and butterflies. The text includes stray phrases about painting and a laughing butterfly.
A fragment notes a man returning from vacation refreshed to work again. It then reports Noah E Crater and Son selling the Longeman farm of 41 acres in Carpent district to Welty Stotmmerer Wade Magrider and buyers from Rockville for 250 acres five miles south of Reis. the farm belonged to Prof Warrey W Filey.
Twenty years ago in Frederick a string of local items includes the Liberty Christian Endeavor Society ejecting officers led by President Mrs W F Sneadner and vice president T Bims Athaush. The Frederick County Teachers Association elected President H Rems tnitx fagtr and other notes reference factory activity and school personnel.
The community notes varied visits as families like the Morrigen and Morningstar clusters spend time with relatives. Members such as Mrs Bertha Albis and others attend services for Samuel Galt of Ta Vai at Piney Creek while nearby kin gather in Westminster and Hacerstown.
Highlights of events dated today across history include the 175th anniversary of the National Radio Graphic Arts Exposition opening in New York City and a statue unveiling in Boston for Thathiens Kosciuszko. Other items mention Plymouth Mass hosting the eleventh congress of the General Society of Mayflower Descendants and the Ku Klux Klan being barred in Pennsylvania. An Elm tree replacement ceremony is planned on Boone’s Wilderness Road in Kentucky near Boonesborough.
Mr and Mrs Harry Boone of Baltimore spent Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Edward Haugh. John Drowning of Braveville is indisposed. Rev Kimble of Cambridge Ohio and Mr Clanhaugh visited Mr and Mrs Marshall Bell. The Leaking family visited George Harman near Tanertown. Mrs Raymond K Children of Daltymore visited with E Scott Koons. Mrs Anita B Angell of Baltimore stayed with Fannie Pitong and daughter Clara Little Miss Margaratagell returned home with her mother.
Thurmont notes list Col and Mrs Leo Tenders and family visiting Miss Clara Landers in Thurmont after moving from Minneapolis. Virginia Knell from New York City visits relatives in town. Chas J Fowell and Henry Rowland of Dayton spend three weeks with Fowell’s family. Trexler family travels to Mertztown PA for a funeral. Several residents return from visits in Philadelphia, Atlantic City, and other areas, with various vacation plans noted.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a Platte subject and legal tone with scattered names. The readable parts hint at a historical notice or brief item, but details are incomplete. Entities are unclear due to garbled text. no full events or outcomes can be determined.
A brief guide mis reads etiquette hints for hosting guests and handling out of town speakers. It outlines seating at a banquet or dinner and suggests escorting and entertaining visiting speakers during their stay.
Dr. Morris Fishbein warns against overexposure to ultraviolet rays and sunlight in medical use. He notes skin sensitivity varies, with some infants and individuals reacting severely to UV exposure. Rest and careful testing before widespread use are advised to prevent harm.
Fragmentary text presents a moral urging to place faith on God rather than man amid death. The wording is garbled but suggests a sermon-like reflection on trust and mortality.
A short verse recalls a man betting on a train jingle and boasting to his wife. He loses the wager and, soon after, loses his hat as a consequence of the boastful bluff. The quip frames a cautionary tale about pride and luck.
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