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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1928
Page
4
Fragmentary text mentions a windy day in London and firemen, with garbled phrases about a table, permic, and a person named Mel Kase. No clear event, date, or outcome is discernible from the readable portion.
An editorial laments Caribbean and Florida hurricane damage and calls for American generosity. It emphasizes limits of science against nature, urges defenses and aid for victims, and notes prevailing surplus arithmetic humor about the multiplication table.
A humorous mock presidential reflection by Lufburrow discussing the stress of running and the relief if not chosen. The speaker jokes about sleepless nights and the burden of name recognition, expressing doubt about desiring the presidency.
In this excerpt from the Reform Church Messenger an editor discusses a proofreading slip and a rival’s interpretation. The piece reflects on editorial care, readers seeking context, and the balance between meaning and misread text.
A brief note discusses a lofty roof issue and critiques an earlier oar sit solution printed in the instance age. The writer hints at a more effective approach to slate roofs and golf related phrasing.
The text presents a word puzzle about changing one letter in words to turn COW into HEN through three steps and mentions a printed solution on the previous page. It emphasizes one-letter changes and allows allowed abbreviations while noting an impossible letter order constraint.
Fragmentary text presents a biblical reflection linked to Genesis 49 and a keeper idea. The passage appears garbled with misspellings and disjointed phrases. No coherent event or identifiable figures beyond generic religious content.
Frederick items recount district politics with Woodsboro delegates to the County Central Committee noted. Details mention September events and local committee happenings of the era.
A swept narrative traces Jefferson and Madison guiding the era, including rivalries with Burr and Clinton, the caucus nominating practices, and the push toward Madison’s 1808 victory. It notes the Hartford Convention and the shift away from Federalist influence as Monroe rises. Tomorrow previews Andrew Jackson.
Fragmentary account recalls the first marriage at the White House during Jefferson's early administration, linking Lucy Payn to Philo and relating the era's political alignments. It notes electoral outcomes favoring Jefferson in several states and describes Federalist-Republican realignments and internal tensions as Jefferson’s presidency began.
The clipped items list residents visiting, recovering from illness, or traveling. Mentions include Mrs Willima Jones, Miss Mary E Jones, Miss M Loccse Reindelar, Mrs John Hockensmith improving after illness, Mrs Selss of Washington, Ms Evelyn Barrick visiting Coreagera town, and Gladys Best returning from Canada with Mrs McCauley and Mrs De Prasse. Also note Mrs Marty E Crapster in Washington DC area visiting family.
Graceham notices list residents and visitors from York Pa Frederick and Princeton University. Families like Walter and Warren Worley attendances, and John Fisher and Mrs Fisher are mentioned with local relatives. The fragment notes socializing, travel, and a statistics line about 29 wasures over 33 years.
In New York a September City Hall scene shows couples from all walks of life awaiting licenses. A bride in a simple gown, a modest groom in worn brown, and lonely seniors exchange glances amid the bustle. Romance and misery mingle as young elopers and families move through the day.
Dr Morris Fishbein outlines school lunch ideas and manners for rural and classroom settings. Emphasizes warm, simple meals using milk fruit bread and eggs over heavy meats and pies. Teaches etiquette hygiene and discipline during the luncheon period.
Saron Gunther von Euenefeld, en route from Germany to the Orient, arrived in Allahabad from Karachi this afternoon, after leaving Karachi at 8 45 A M. local time and traveling via Tirlla.
Loys Loys Sept 27 reports Mr and Mrs Alvey Myers and daughter Josephine of Frederick visited J W Loy. Emma Detilbiss Kernville stayed with relatives. Mrs Johnson Troxell and sister Mary Marths go to New York City after summer at home. Glenn Hardeugh and others visited relatives in Waynesboro. A poultry clinic is planned for October 3 with an expert speaker.
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