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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1927
Page
4
After a vacation, workers regain motivation when they see how a positive attitude benefits their performance. A clerk may tire quickly unless learning new skills for promotion renews interest. Home town welcome and friendly local ties also boost happiness more than distant sights.
A quirky old note lists what a personal calling card should bear including full name and address. It highlights script or Roman lettering and asks whether initials or full name should appear on the card. The dialogue references a Cannibal Queen and a German friend with a sharp exchange about vegetarian terms.
Unclear text mentions Benton Harbor Michigan and New York Works, with references to bees and workers. The readable bits describe a beekeeping or labor scene, a Sunday or shift change, and someone regaining a job. Names and precise events are not decipherable.
Inquiring Reporter notes unclear details from a garbled fragment. The piece mentions a person and a date but lacks readable names or events to confirm specifics.
Secretary Hoover arrives from St. Louis to brief President Coolidge on the Miestestopl Valley flood aftermath. He will present a written, comprehensive summary of health, economic, agricultural, and relief needs and urge continued Red Cross support as winter approaches.
Fragmentary Frederick chronicle notes reference Mrs. Fry Len wrestling and a scene involving Mr. Ferscerzer with unclear details. The brief item appears as a local memory blob with scant names and events readable.
Thomas H. MacDonald leads a public road reform push criticizing toll bridge franchises as private grabs on public funds. He argues for federal aid limits, state responsibility, and options to build tolls under strict regulation to prevent exorbitant profits and traffic burdens.
Germantown notes show Mrs Clarence Small of 3ston spent the weekend with Roy March. Frank Rohe of Dickson and Mrs Henry attended events. Mrs Augusta Marth and Mrs Siella Sarder of Washington DC were among locals visiting. Several others are listed with weekend visits and social gaps.
Burdette Hall hosts an oyster supper to raise funds for the church benefit. The event aims to support church activities and community needs. Mr and Mrs BR Button attend a Damascus social at the Wing home on September 11.
Sept 1 1fi Rev Nelson and family of Clarkeburg visited Mr and Mrs John Broadhurst in Monrovia. Miss Branch Murphy returned to Penh-TOS GD. Elizabeth Rover and family attended. Rev Robert Poy accompanied by Shasnhaker ts visited Rochester PA. September program details appear from the state convention in Fredeswis.
A fragmentary OCR item with unclear details but reads as a newspaper note mentioning The News and a time reference. No coherent event or names can be confirmed from the readable text.
A collage of events on this date recalls birthdays and anniversaries of figures like Georg V and Charles C. Nott, notes of historical battles such as Antietam, and mentions Mexico’s Congress opening with Calles’s address. Also referenced are Noyes and Goldsboro, plus a San Francisco hotel planning a 60 plate flimer order for delivery.
Poetic reflections recount the fate of great leaders and the toll of war across ages. The verses juxtapose tyrants and heroes, noting how noble blood falls and civilizations fade as history marks both loss and triumph.
The rules describe changing one word to another by altering one letter at a time in par strokes. Each intermediate step must be a complete common word, slang and abbreviations excluded, and the letter order must stay fixed. The example changes COW to HEN via COW, HOW, HEW, HEW with three strokes. The solution is printed on the fast page.
An editor notes vitamin A may prevent kidney and gallstone formation. The piece discusses how low vitamin intake and certain diets influence stone development, with hypotheses about diet, bacteria, mineral salts, and possible N-ray claims as factors.
Lesson fragment discusses a man of approachable morals and a word study. The readable text hints at Todar's word and a price of 25 cents, but the passage is fragmentary.
Fragmentary notes from a religious column highlight a call to collect ideas and wisdom. The snippet references Jeha 72 and a cautious approach to spending, framed as a classifieds-era nudge to readers seeking insight.
A jingle line describes oiling hair to lay it flat then a shout of Beare as Sayroy spots the raspy hair prank in The News. The piece reads like a humorous local note about fashion mishap and quick fix.
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