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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1927
Page
6
An official estimates crookery drains about 15.9 billion annually from the American economy. The piece argues democratic governance raises living standards and warns against persistent dishonesty among citizens and officials.
An Inquiring Reporter feature highlights community questions and local voices. This brief item notes a focus on Tad Se Faye and Brunet tied to a lightly sketched public inquiry.
Frederick 18 right profile from Apopka Florida brief notes editor Glenn and Barbara of the Sentinel. The piece recalls Glenn's Paris visit and a motor trip from Orlando to Washington with observations of gas stations and the Champs Elys es. The text mixes playful anecdotes and garbled lines about a park and a statue with travel reflections.
A garbled report references world armaments before the assembly with mentions of governments and supporters. It notes delays and discussions about continued negotiations and potential postponement.
The readable fragments mention Rev. W. P. Paste at Christ church and a regimented church-related event. It lists Miss Ma and an orchestra from the Department of the Eandar with limited addresses and unclear dates.
Noble oilman details a new was from Becton as at a specific date. The item outlines ownership notes and local business dealings affecting regional oil operations.
The excerpt contrasts Washington's dire warnings in 1787 with his optimistic notes after the Constitution's adoption. It discusses the shift from chaos and fear to prosperity and tranquility as the new framework took hold, highlighting how constitutional change transformed public mood and governance.
A buyer recalls a tense encounter with a radio dealer offering high prices and scarce parts. The seller pressures the buyer with costly tubes, batteries, and wires, while the buyer fears a poor setup and seeks guidance from a wary perspective. The dealer is described as overpowering and the buyer trembles.
Fragmented text reports a local theater stage event with unclear details and several garbled phrases. No robust names, dates, or venues are decipherable to form a reliable summary.
Washington on September 13 George lending Moore 79 years old a former grand commander of the Supreme Council Scottish Rite Southern was found wandering on a farm after an amnesia episode. He had been missing since Friday. a report says two shots were fired at a dark person near a fence before he was located.
A fragmented OCR note from a local page references Toisad Woes and mentions names and places in an unclear context. The readable parts imply a regional matter or event but lack concrete actions or outcomes to confirm details.
A police court docket lists multiple defendants with fines and forfeitures. Dora Brown, a colored youth, appears. others named include James Grows and Montenare. Several defendants forfeit collateral and appearance bonds in various traffic and related charges.
Maj. Brehon Somervell, a States Army engineer, tours upper Potomac and Shenandoah regions from Harpers Ferry to Charles Town to assess the Potomac River Corporation hydroelectric plan. The War Department will consider the Power Commission’s preliminary stance before final action.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a garbled note about a person named Mat and a service post or repair reference. No clear event, date, or organization is discernible to confirm a recordable item.
Dr Morris Fishbelx reports epinephrine or adrenaline can relieve bronchial asthma in humans and animals. The article notes sensitization to dust and horse dandrug exposure triggering breathing disturbances and haywire responses. It describes experiments with cotton seeds and horse dander causing asthmatic reactions, with relief linked to adrenaline.
The circus opens September 23 featuring a joint act with a tougie bred African Yona lespard lamb bear dog and goat plus cats bears camels monkeys and elephants. Young elephant trainer Sam Lozan leads the animal phase as versatile acts and a street parade with local hands and two caliope carts join the show.
A snippet reflects on Galatians 6 7 about reaping what one sows. It warns against bitterness toward others and urges focus on one s responsibilities rather than expectations from others.
A fragment cites past Frederick items from the era of telephones and courts. The readable words hint at lawsuits and local affairs from two decades ago.
Today in history recalls events from 1792 to 1919 including Boones reburial and Wilson and Daniels Pacific Fleet review. Birthdays mention J Truck Roosevelt and Booth, among others, with an assortment of dated notes and travel mentions.
Questions printed on the final page ask about animals. The set includes water carried by a camel, ostrich growth, wild duck flight speed, Earth's water coverage, bear size, U S forested land, habitat of a sheep herd, number of horses in the U S, and farm workday length.
A fragmentary note outlines common word errors and pronunciation tips. It lists misused phrases such as if he could go if he wishes to, hints on cambric pronunciation, and cautions about spelling like forehead. The text urges expanding vocabulary by mastering one word daily.
A fragmented etiquette item lists guidance on hosting guests. The text asks who should propose retirement, how to ensure guests reach breakfast on time, and whether visitors should greet the hosts' parents. The answers are partially legible: the boss should convey retirement, state breakfast time, awaken those who wish to rise, and a brief affirmative note.
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