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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1931
Page
9
A fragmented menu page notes breakfast items like baked apples and French toast, luncheon dishes including stuffed capos and creamed celery, and a dinner plan with lamb chops, broiled tomatoes, creamed koh-rab, and gooseberries. It discusses broccoli and Swiss chard as vegetables, plus a casual reference to fish and textures.
An uncertain report describes a pursuit after a supposed chicken laborer and his belongings burning while police and riders attempt to intervene. The fragmented text references Sheriff Franz Dotheadquart and a chase around three o clo, with officers Hoff man and Chel Steiner involved before the impromptu exit.
Fragmentary note reports Durer improving condition after a medical event with mentions of months and persons in unclear context. The text references a possible recovery and listed observers or caregivers in a hospital or care setting. Further readable details are limited.
A dramatic tale titled REM SLAVES promises a firsthand account of harem cruelties under Turkish rule. The narrative centers on a woman from Ors Irelima who endures massacre and captivity, then reveals secrets of harems and eunuchs. Publication advises readers to obtain September issue.
Police report a child fled from home and wandered outside in the night, slipping away while parents were unaware. Officers note the door was left ajar and the incident occurred during a period of missing apparel and potential supervision concerns.
Comus patrons and residents gathered Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs. PF A Wells in Holand and Lee to hear brief remarks from Mr and Mrs Otis Jacob Johnson and others. The event referenced health concerns and community updates among attendees.
Mrs Maud Fox, widow of Bray, is noted in a local family notice with a Bray parish connection and a reference to Beck Maude Fox scent family.
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