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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1928
Page
4
The piece argues drivers must exercise restraint to prevent accidents that harm families and children. It urges personal responsibility, avoiding speeding, and resisting temptations like cigars and alcohol, noting safer streets reflect good citizenship and concern for others.
A brief letter discusses golf and party alignment, mentioning personal views and political leanings. The writer contrasts affiliations and hints at organizational involvement without detailing concrete actions or dates.
A damaged OCR fragment discusses abbreviations and letter endings. It mentions printed text on the page and the difficulty of accurate transcription. It references cows and Titan in unclear context with no identifiable event or named entities.
A fragment describes a giraffe named DALETau. The narrator laments the animal's helplessness in the wild and the danger it faces from humans. The text shifts to reflect on cruelty and sadness as the creature seeks safety and protection.
A fragment from a Frederick archive recalls past local items with scattered names and notes. Readable pieces mention a titan theme and scattered figures, though details are incomplete and some phrases are garbled.
Fragmented text describes transfusion as a valuable process with mentions of medical procedures and potential dangers. It references physicians, patients, and the historical context of blood management and related therapies. The excerpt shows concerns about safety, infection risk, and the evolution of transfusion practices over time.
Mrs Kinsey was thrown from a car after a Brunswick to Burkittsville trip when the vehicle left the road and struck a fence. Grimes, driver, was found guilty of reckless driving in Middletown with a 25.09 fine including costs.
Earl Bohn aged about 20 of 7 Franklin street and Robert Nusz of 228 East Third street were taken to Fred City Hospital after a late night car accident returning from Harrisburg. Their companion escaped injury as the Ford left the road and struck a telephone pole. a Brimpshire resident helped them to hospital. End of finger severed in snow mower accident. the boy is the son of Mr and Mrs Ernie Shephy.
Report states the Chapin Sacks creamery at Brystown was withdrawn from sale offered at the courthouse Saturday. Dal Al Simpson acted as clerk and Willem A. Darmer served as auctioneer.
The gathering named Werking-Otts was held at Mt. Tabor Livestock Hall with Franks Brose West presiding. Officers elected included Pref. Henry Hayner and Miss Edna Grace as secretary treasurer. Numerous Werking family members and spouses were listed as attendees or kin from towns including York Pa, Uniontown, Walkersville, and Creagerstown.
Ti spin spine tot tat: see TV TATZADIE.
A bomb strikes a residential home in Chicago prompting urgent protests by labor groups and confusion over motives. Police investigate possible ties to local political tensions and property damage.
New York reports a rooftop golf course at the Hotel Ogden with replica hazards and arc lighting. Patrons in evening attire mingle in the glow while later in Central Park a horseshoe game entertains passersby. A shoe shop near Grand Central stays open all night to serve late customers, a rare business venture born as a publicity stunt that thrives.
A garden column discusses peonies as hardy fall-plants, noting their value, best planting depth, and care tips. It emphasizes choosing proper depth to avoid deep planting errors and mentions regional suitability and a publication context for fall gardening guidance.
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