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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1927
Page
4
In this brief item, authorities report a plea entered in a case involving a two year old. Details remain limited, with focus on the ongoing legal action and the involvement of local officials in handling the matter.
A fragmented essay extols pictures and prints as wealth beyond money. It argues art educates, inspires, and preserves truth, noting that millions of prints accompany originals and that beauty transcends social class. It cites painters, engravers, and readers cherishing images as silent, heavenish inventions of nature.
The piece notes constant fluctuations in crop yields and prices create a gamble for farmers. It warns pests, weather, and scarce markets heighten risk, with volatile profits and uncertainty shaping decisions. Strong entities are implied in agricultural context, but precise names are unreadable in the fragment.
Local notes from Taneytown and nearby towns recount weather related travel disruption on UV Monday evening. Vernon Trower and the Bechtel family are listed among residents affected. Several births and marriages are noted, along with property sales, visits by families, and small community happenings including a farm sale near town and adjustments to local schedules.
A fragmentary note describes a Rosidy circus event with references to a public display and rare posters. The brief hints at a sale or exhibit amid historical artifacts, but details are unreadable. No clear names, places, dates, or organizers can be confirmed from the legible text.
Frederick Pridermas profile highlights his early schooling at the University of Ma School and later roles in banking education and estate work. He served on Frederician County boards, led a local business and hotel venture, and held roles as art director and elder in churches. He was active in Kiwanis and American Legion circles and had two daughters, Janet Louise and Frances Elaine.
Lewis Everhart, about 80, was struck by a shifting car in the Bronwick yard near Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. His left arm was crushed and amputated at Frederick City Hospital after he attempted to clear the track while making up his train. He had worked in railroading for years and was married.
Notable events and figures listed include Gen Harry W Slocum Union commander at Gettysburg—died in Brooklyn November 1994. Senator and governor Robert Y Tinyne of South Carolina—died in St Pauls parish FG November 17. Black Friday financial panic in New York remembered. London air raid fatalities noted. Franciscan welcome John Rodgers crew home after failed spaceflight attempt. One year ago Emergency Fleet Corporation director Vis Mayerne mentioned.
A fragmentary quotation centers on guilt and consequence with a biblical reference and a literary attribution. The lines present a stark moral judgment linked to a verse from Genesis and a famous author, George Eliot, but lack a coherent news-related context or clear event.
Friday through Sunday items hint at Kiwanians, college events, real estate chatter on the Bantz property, and plans for the Patrick Court traffic hub. Fredericktown residents anticipate fairs, theater moves at the Tivoli, and a busy social season with bachelor and senior crowds.
A compact note on common word misuses and pronunciation tips. It highlights errors in saying iam Gomez, cadaverous, and emphasizes stressing the second syllable in certain words. It introduces daily vocabulary growth by mastering one word each day and discusses proneness, inclination, and propensity.
A fragmented notice style recalls cautionary guidance to drivers and clients. Vague phrases warn against reckless acts and urge care to prevent harm, though readable specifics are limited and no clear event or date emerges from the OCR.
President of Constitution Anniversary Association discusses Washingtons letters and ideals guiding the drafting of the U S Constitution. Franklin’s plea to the convention and his closing remark on a rising sun highlight the Unity and perseverance in the founding moment. The article notes the standard Washington set for debate and the lasting impact of the Constitution worldwide.
Dr Morris Fishbein reports from the American Medical Association and Hygeia on a new antitoxin for erysipelas. In 1926 and 1927 the Belle Vue Hospital NY observed far higher cure rates and shorter illness with antitoxin, including facial erysipelas cured in three to seven days, greatly reducing mortality compared with without treatment.
A social card party was hosted by Mrs. Max Mente with a small organizing committee. The event featured guests and light refreshments, reflecting a community gathering in a local setting.
A playful puzzle explains letter golf with rules to change one common word to another in a fixed number of strokes. Readers are guided to transform words like COW to HEN, step by step, without altering letter order and by full word changes.
An etiquette note answers three questions about obligatory calls in cities. It says calls for the sick or bereaved, and for occasions like a relative's dance or a newly married couple are expected. If impossible, send a brief note with flowers to explain your absence.
An obscure fragment tells of an agron shot and a man from Wat County tied to mis tacho measures. It mentions a whiefy Tittle Tipe and an ed ucatin' her heather, framed as a hoot Najesman style note from a newspaper copy.
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