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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1929
Page
7
A Cotmpton English star wears a current fashion with a bold mink collar, pairing a chic hat that doubles as a striking style statement. The outfit highlights a glossy fur collar and a dramatic impression onlookers recall.
About thirty dairymen with around four hundred cows sign up for the Kiwanis dairy improvement contest. County agent Shoemaker notes broader participation and records be added to meet a growing industry standard. The contest offers cash prizes and requires entrants to record monthly milk weights, with winners announced at Farmers Day at the Key Hotel.
Fragmentary OCR reports an auditor of the G Comp enr and a stenographer found shot in a Columbus auto. The text is garbled, but mentions a Welsh auditor and a stenographer, with references to a county and a possible gunfire in a car. Personal details are unclear due to clipped text.
The piece notes a sharp drop in American traveling to France, with Le Matin reporting that France receives only a small share of American spending abroad. It cites estimates of Americans spending about 1 billion dollars yearly in Europe, down from prewar levels, and argues for stronger French promotion and patronage from English and American donors to support national institutions and culture.
Court news lists numerous property deeds transferring holdings between individuals and couples across county lines. Names such as Walter G Clem Joseph M Tobery Harry Young Eva Ghock B Zimmerman Maurice Starr G S Hamilton Dorothy Warehime and others appear in varied transactions with values noted from $1 to $2 900 and above.
Those who spent the day with Mr and Mrs Cher Leming of Mt Pleasant were Mr and Mrs Clyde Distermas and sons and Mr and Mrs Earl Hamvstes. Miss Nellie Beall viewed taters in Ladiesburg on Sunday.
A reader notes weight gain after using McCoy's tablets sold by CE and RICA ate Text. The item signals consumer concern and prompts inquiries into product claims and safety.
In April 3 reports from STRIKE SERIOUS NC describe near rioting over a plant efficiency system. Workers at six plants in the two states walked out, deputies and guards restored order as Governor Gardner mobilized Gastonia airmen and other company units to clear streets near factories in Gastonia Shelby and Lincolnton.
A social war erupts in Capal as Vice President Curtis files a formal protest against a decision that his sister received an official post. The dispute centers on perceived nepotism and political power within the state.
The article notes Mrs. Ganz ranking below wives of Tory diplomats at state dinners and describes Kellogg briefings with Sir Esme Howard on seating. Curtis seeks reversal of a order while Stimson weighs the dilemma amid society speculation and state department chatter about Curtis.
A vintage advertises Zemo antiseptic fluid as a quick remedy for pimples itching rashes and skin irritations. It promises soothing cooling relief with invisible odorless action and asserts decades of success. Available from druggists at 50s 80c and 1.00.
A report details a method to prevent fits and seizures through a new wine-like treatment. The therapy aims to reduce episodes and improve daily function, offering hope for patients battling sudden attacks and related stress.
House keeping's great bother worries readers as they seek efficient water access. Citizens discuss old, time wasting methods and demand quicker, modern solutions. Local concerns spotlight daily chores and practical improvements for households.
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