Concert record from 2002 at USC and Deneseneen venue
A fragmented OCR style note references a concert in 2002 at USC8 and Deneseneen venue. Mentions Adams, Sevege, Gowsee, and a performance by an unnamed ensemble. Details are unclear due to severe garbling but indicate a public music event with multiple performers.
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Adams
Restore State Authority to Apportion Legislatures
Editorial argues the Supreme Court erred by enforcing population only apportionment. It warns rural, mining, fishing areas face discrimination if states are drawn solely by population. urges Congress to restore traditional state authority balancing geography and population for representation.
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Supreme Court
Congress
Preston’s Dog Law Starts. Town Tags 66 Dogs
Preston officials enacted a leash rule for all dogs on April 1. A total of 66 dogs were registered at no charge, and cooperation with the Talbot Humane Society and Chief Edward S Hastings led to tranquilizing stray dogs. As a result there are no loose dogs reported, fewer fleas, and officials thank residents for their help in ending the long standing nuisance.
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Preston
Talbot Humane Society
Edward S. Hastings
Registration Day in Caroline County Carries Gains
Results of Registration Day show Democratic gains led by 396 new names with Republicans adding 55. Next Monday’s vote expected to drive turnout as local societies report Father and Son Night at the Den ton Rotary with Speaker Theodore R. McKelden. Funeral notices recount losses in Turkington and Parris families and a string of local obituaries.
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Brick Hotel
Theodore R. McKelden
Baltimore
Lynn Cheezum
Reese Brown
Thomas J. Turkington
Grace Methodist Church
Adam J. Turkington
Portadown
Burrsville
Union Methodist Church
Greensboro
Easton
Laura Welch
This County
Ferdinand Baynard
John Thawley
Clementine Anderson Straughn
Charles R. Straughn
Philadelphia
Stephen Henry
Rachel Wix Anderson
Tuckahoe Neck
Helen A. Straughn
Roberta Pennington
Washington
T. Wesley Porter
Beverly Ober
Peterson
Dougherty
C.H.S
Mary Jane Morgan
George Morgan
Rebecca Fisher
Frank Thomas
Robert Thomas
Near
Mumps Overview and Care Guidance
Medical facts describe mumps an acute contagious viral illness with painful swelling of the parotid glands. Transmission begins before symptoms, with incubation 14 to 21 days, fever malaise and headache, and peak jaw pain after 2 to 3 days. Vaccination offers only temporary protection. isolation until fever ends, bed rest, heat, clean mouth, fluids and soft diet aid recovery. complications can involve reproductive organs CNS pancreas and breasts.
Quotable Lines From Readers Across Newspapers
A collection of humorous and aphoristic quotes from readers in Ohio Pennsylvania and New Mexico. Witty reflections cover life patience marriage money and politics with attributions to Ron L Coffman C A Weakley William L Ziegler and George B Bowra.
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Ron L. Coffman
Grove City
Ohio
C. A. Weakley
Town and Country
Pennsburg
William L. Ziegler
The
New Oxford
Boys of the
George B. Bowra
Aztec
New Mexico
Independent Review
Land Prices Rise Threatening Family Farms in Rural Area
A wave of land sales to outside buyers pushes prices to 80 000 to 150 000 while farms once bought for a fraction of that now risk absentee ownership. Warnings arise of higher taxes, debt, and the loss of farm culture as large scale farming expands and locals face migration south for cheaper land. The piece notes federal aid growth and Thurmond citing 13.6 billion in programs, increasing dependence on Washington.
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Pennsylvania
Church of the Brethren
Washington
Sen
Strom Thurmond
R.S.C
Socialized Hospitals in Appalachia Program Details
The Appalachia program offers a full federal grant covering not only equipment but operating costs for health centers and hospitals. Critics note the shift from state to federal funding raises questions about long term control and financial responsibility.
Government Competition Growth Cited By Senator Bennett
Senator Wallace F Bennett argues that since President Eisenhower left office the government has increased investments in activities that compete with private business by more than two billion dollars.
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Eisenhower
Sen
Wallace F. Bennett
Utah
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