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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1928
Page
4
A handwritten style column urges voters to study candidates and measures for the upcoming election. It discusses pro and anti prohibition stances, voter education, and urges participation, citing September 13, 1978 as the polling date and stressing civic responsibility.
Fragmented text discusses English vocabulary learning and pronunciation issues. It mentions augmenting vocabulary by mastering words and notes diametric terms. No clear events or people beyond author references appear.
A fragmented OCR reading hints at a golf item or letter titled THLESS MONLY IN IT with unclear content. Readable words mention golf and hash roll in a likely sports or puzzle context but specifics remain unreadable.
A tongue twister style verse by N A Lufburrow complains about rhubarb on meals and urges simple staples like eggs and bacon with rolls and coffee. The speaker condemns culinary confusion and demands a plain breakfast amid a chaotic dining scene.
The New Air Race began at Roosevelt Field with veterans piloting transcontinental planes. Teams from Syracuse and California started early as others returned after takeoff. The race aims for the Pacific Coast with a $25,500 prize and Navy Yard observers present.
Fragmentary OCR note references an event in Frederick with scattered names and dates. It mentions a date around 1713, mentions Esston and Ferdinand, and includes stray phrases about a chase and a place, but the source is too garbled to determine a clear event or outcome.
A fragmented account details New York fashion and photography scenes with mention of models, photographers, and industry pay. It references kodak girl Mae Murray and other figures, noting earnings for models and mannequins, and the role of studios on 57th Street in the era of studio shoots and publicity.
Plant hardy Tris and other bearded varieties in massed clumps for a striking border display. They multiply quickly and should be divided every two years. indoor placement helps. Prices vary with several hundred cultivars offered, including Japanese and Siberian types, with many plants at around one dollar.
A court case involving a widow with five children concluded that the employer owed wages amounting to $75, the jury deciding in favor of the appellant. The decision followed a December start and involved a courtroom session that began shortly before the onlookers' entry.
The historic Tom's Creek cemetery near Gettysburg Pike in Emmitsburg was renovated after years of neglect. Trustees James T. Hays Thomas C. Hays Samuel Hays Isaac Annan Andrew Annan and W. O. Shank organized efforts to raise funds and restore the site dating to the late 1700s with a 1775 stone still legible.
Frank M Stevens near Creagers Town wins multiple premiums at the Tawi Fat show, sweeping prizes with Dutch Belt cattle. He entered 20 head across cattle classes including cattle, aged bulls, grand champion cow, and grand champion heifer, planning further entries at Frederick Fair and other expositions. Two bulls show strong performance, one cow tops the beam with high weight, and Stevens plans to ship stock to Hanover area for ongoing showcases.
Thurmont and surrounding communities report multiple movements and visits. Residents travel to Philadelphia Baltimore Atlantic City and California while others relocate to Frederick and Graceham for the winter.
Emmitsburg Sep 13 William Fraley of Westington D C G spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Rudolph Palmer of Wine who spent the summer at home Miss Mia Pauline Bessie Moehring and Mr and Mrs were guests of cate Mc Taneytown on Sunday Miss Libbr fer Va grand retuned
Readable fragments mention Loys aus Airs and Miro with three banners of McShett, Mos. ny tepid ant Seats Mie Austin E and son. Alen of Gracehan. Details unclear. no full event or action identifiable. Entities appear garbled without coherent context.
A patient at Frederick City Hospital shows improvement as Scheel Girl and the Ondine A6 Miterete are reported in use. The brief notes an improved condition following treatment in the hospital setting.
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