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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1927
Page
3
The piece argues that education fads and frills are debated, noting disagreement on what constitutes a fad. It suggests practical trades like carpentry and cooking suit many children better than advanced grammar or arithmetic, stressing learning tasks within a pupil’s power and direct world relevance.
A historical etiquette fragment asks how long a weekend guest may stay if departure time is not specified. It advises tactful inquiry about travel plans and suggests using reasonable reasons to learn the guest’s return train time to avoid rudeness.
A historical note discusses Maggie Jones once described as skin and bones who becomes plump. It ponders why some seek to change their shape, noting the difficulty of weight loss and the mystery of fat and growth without effort. The piece is written in a dated, curious tone referencing Lufburrow.
Daily English lessons expose common usage errors and pronunciation tips. It highlights preferred phrasing like many books instead of numerous books and explains mispronunciations and misspellings. The note features a sample sentence using the word preposterous and invites readers to explore vocabulary daily.
The Tivol presents Constance Talmadge in The Duchess Of Buffalo with Taig comedy and a feature program. The live Irish Girl stars at Maryland with De Topes Costelin in the principal attraction and William Desmond appears in The Return Of The Riddle Rider.
In Rockville Pal Court J W Flanagan and H Erflehean of Washington were fined $1250 each for fishing without a license. Judge L Rigas imposed the penalties after arrest by deputy gate warden Charles Spong near the Potomac River close to the District of Columbia boundary.
Frederick reminiscences include the Jacuee of the Woman's College ceremony at Patrick Street with Rev A J Gol officiating. In Braddock Heights the dancing parl was entered by Miss Liste Hatar who fainted briefly. Rose Eahtelbrecht accepted a position with Bethsed Company.
An essay praises the U S Constitution as a timeless framework shaping progress and liberty. It quotes Washington and Gladstone on its enduring value, notes the public ignorance of its contents, and cites calls for better civic education with a future column teased about its transforming influence.
Miss Fda Hemp of Jefferson returns home after a week in Baltimore. Conrad Magaha of Burkittsville leaves for Strayer's in Baltimore. Dr Hares Brown and sons vacation on the Eastern Shore. Ming Ethel Kirkwood of Baltimore visits the Keller family. Mrs Abeemp Hemp and R D Hemp attend a fitness in Canton Ohio. Keith Gaylor of Washington DC vacationing with parents in Middleton. Claudine and Morein of Lonaconing visit the Ritenours. Mr Guy Lewis of Jefferson returns from Shepherdstown. Joseph Sigler and Rev Alvine Conner hosts. Mar Clark returns to Hagerstown after a stay with the Youns. H W Shafer of Burkittsville and daughter Mary visit Boston. Nina Miller of Burkittsville to Blue Ridge College. Mrs Samuel North visits relatives in Baltimore and Bradderk. Ruth Erdman of Burkittsville studies at Susquehanna University. Grace Greve visiting from Pennsylvania and Needwood area. Anna Crowdis returns to Baltimore after a week in Jefferson. Mrs James Hore of Burkittsville returns from Mantromert. Mrs Lewis and others spend time with family in various towns.
Read today’s historical notes, births, and events. Notable figures born this day include Asquith and Viscount Willingdon. The day marks Constitution Week observances and national encampments, with multiple regional events across Canada and the United States underway.
A rural reminiscence captures rustic life as dawn rises over fields. The narrator notes corn tassels, straw, and harvests while voices praise hard work and faith in barnyard imagery.
The text shows scattered questions about airplane speed and rotor systems, unclear dates, and disjointed phrases. It appears to be a rough OCR of an educational or inquiry page with broken lines and partial terms and no coherent article.
Editor notes the final piece in a five article series on death by own action. Dr Morris Pishbeiin discusses how weather, race, religion, and mental state influence suicide rates across regions and nations, citing depressions, climate, and economic conditions as factors in a broad, cautionary analysis. The essay references US and European data and the role of cultural beliefs in preventative attitudes.
The note contends that a nation's fate often hinges on the prime minister's conduct and the healing of the self. It links religious phrasing with political judgment, suggesting leadership and moral restraint shape national outcomes.
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