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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1929
Page
8
Fragmented OCR lists several orchestras and cities including Montreal Hartford New York Newark Omaha and Nashville with numbers and times. It hints at a winter concert program featuring groups such as the Hong Trio Montreal Negal Orchestra and others and notes venues or stations with dates and times.
NEA dispatch from Washington notes Vice President Curtis moved into the capitol quarters, Norris of Nebraska occupies the old Penrose rooms, and the Curtis offices become a Capitol showplace with rich furnishings and portraits. A storied past and visitors’ interest mark the area surrounding the vice president’s suite.
A fragment notes women face high blood pressure due to harmful waste buildup. It warns the system weakens and the heart works harder, raising blood pressure. The text reflects outdated medical language and unclear attribution.
Kiwanis club hears Dr John S Derr recount his 1906 medical missionary work in northwest Africa. He describes paddling rivers in mauve canoes, dry and rainy seasons, tribal chiefs, drums, and malaria amid missionary challenges and local life.
The Canadian Pacific Steamship Company reports three deaths from sun stroke aboard the Duchess of Athol during a Caribbean cruise. Among the deceased are two Americans and one British national. additional details describe the voyage and the ship's route.
In a monthly review the university laments budget strains and scheduling fears regarding the Penn relay. The article notes possible overreach in coverage and mentions a financial figure around 42 million, with references to two gay individuals.
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