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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1927
Page
4
The piece muses on the arrival of autumn, contrasting fading summer plans with forthcoming pleasures. It reflects on fleeting Spring and Summer joys, anticipates autumn activities like theater and travel, and ponders how people welcome the cooler season despite missing earlier warmth.
American Legion members receive warmer reception in France than expected for their sacrifices and heroism. French gratitude is extended for devoted service in the trenches, showing that selfless efforts for country and community are not forgotten.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Mrs Sinde Porter and a Bed shod efili hare bhevrsn sci Peart ahead of her. Source unclear. no complete events or details available.
Inquiring Reporter notes unclear text about a name and event. The legible fragment mentions a quest related to a person and an unspecified outcome. Details remain obscured due to damaged OCR.
Local notes describe social visits, family gatherings, and committee meetings across Grace, Taneytown, Hagerstown, and surrounding areas. Included are mentions of residents from Landover, Washington, and York Pa, plus upcoming church sessions and community events.
An enjoyable social at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harman Roe Smith featured a stormy afternoon drive. Attendees included Harman and Elmer Taer, the Smiths, Oscar and Mrs DeGrange, Maurice Bussard, Smiths, Cordell, Wachter, and many others from Jefferson and nearby areas.
The Pointee Rocks Woman's Club met at president Mrs. L. E. Stmafoose’s home with fourteen members present. One new member enrolled. Miss Helen Pearson spoke on The Human Machine after the business session. Next meeting set for October 12 at Mrs. GF Brown Buys Farm near Etehits Montgomery county.
Rev Jasph me tan ose at the Tepes ist church Cedar Grove conducts revival services. Students from Marriaml College West hame travel for weekend attendance to the event hosted by the church.
In Frederick readers glimpse a fragmented item listing past events, names, and places with unclear details. The readable phrases suggest a retrospective note or column referencing people and dates, but the exact events remain obscured by garbled OCR text.
A wedding reception occurred Friday evening at the home of Mrs Lather Leatherman celebrating the marriage of Marshall to Dorothy Eizenhrade. Many relatives and friends attended including Mr and Mrs John O'Hara, Rev P Heimer, and numerous Leatherman, Warner, Keeney, Powell, and Esker families. Concerns included messages from Macro presents and well wishes from attendees.
Guidance on whom to call after an engagement and whether men and women should both call. The column discusses inviting the fiancée and her mother to welcome her into the family and proper social greetings.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Emmitsburg activity at an event near Tanertoap on 857 with references to individuals and a group formation. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
Today in history notes the centenary of John B. Cosyngham, a distinguished soldier, while the Lord Mayor of Lenton is set to serve in the forthcoming year. Mentions Strurcett College's anniversary and a nomination for a Court of Appeals judge in New York.
A reader writes about making the Atlantic par and comments on the golf appeal. The note mentions the game’s print placement and references the last page of the issue.
A fragment describes a letter change puzzle about converting words with a set stroke count. It outlines changing COW to HEN in three steps and allows one letter change per move with slang or added words not allowed.
The readable text fragment references a local notice or event, with unclear details. It mentions possible names, places, and dates but lacks coherent context or complete facts to identify a specific action or outcome.
Chicago Police Chief Michael Hughes pushes a new insanity program to screen suspects. The plan uses gestaitpsychologil tests administered by Dr William J Hickson and his wife to determine if criminals are mentally ill. The move targets notorious figures like Frank McErlane and aims to curb crime by institutionalizing dangerous offenders.
The article discusses a high mortality rate in the Negro population and cites factors such as education, disease prevalence, and access to resources. It notes tuberculosis as a common illness and mentions comparisons to whites, alongside community meetings about cemetery improvements at Stountain Church cemetery and yard.
Reader fragments reference protests and debates over race and hoax accusations at several colleges. Mentions include DePauw and Butler University with percentages and disputes, plus a satirical tone about how people respond to hate and fame.
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