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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1935
Page
3
A woman testifies that Joe Vosmik caused her $100,000 in mental anguish by actions described as emotional distress. The case centers on claims of a lasting bond and alleged conduct affecting her well being.
Cleveland Indian star Joe Vosmik faces a breach of promise suit filed by Minnie Bahr a former Norfolk Nebraska resident claiming he promised marriage in 1928 but later refused. Bahr seeks 100000 dollars claiming mental and physical anguish and notes Vosmik ceased attention in 1934. The article links Vosmik to prior team moves and notes no comment from him.
Menu of the day lists clam chowder and beverage recipes including New England style clam chowder with pork, onions, celery, potatoes and clams followed by Blueberry Sauce Caramel Custards Frosty Beverages and Pineapple Flip. Contains instructions for preparing chowder and sauces, plus serving tips and quantities for four.
Wee Scouty clings to a rope as a plane takes him to a strange land. The pilot promises a short ride and a quick drop back to the ship. They circle, land, and invite the others to join the exploration of Freak Forest amid a wild sign arched entry.
Dudley Page, president of the Braddock Heights Fire Department, announced on Tuesday that newly acquired equipment being prepared for service near the ominatat roend will be reconditioned and usable within two days. Two grass fires have occurred at the resort recently, but the fire main was not in shape for use.
Mr Page announced the department has 65 held subscribers as the Middletown apparatus was called.
About 168 Berennia attended the handicraft exhibit directed by Milas Geraldine Kreh Judgen at Baker Park on Tuesday. Prizes were awarded to Margaret Stewart for best handmade dress, Margatet Bouchey for embroidery scarf, Mary Jane Kong for a pretzel scarf, Catherine Shaw for a handmade sampler, Charles Cartner won first prize for a homemade airplane, and Guy Himes earned third for a homemade boat. Other competitors included Mary Elizabeth Wells Grace Holt Stith Frances Adams Mary Bouman Paul Rice Virginia Moessinger Anna May.
Fragmented text outlines a Republican candidate in a Rhode Island federal district race with references to opponents, districts, and votes. The garbled OCR obscures names, places, dates, and exact results, offering a partial snapshot of a contested election and campaign dynamics.
Solid carbon dioxide or dry ice is used in automotive manufacturing to create shrink fits for parts. The dry ice cools components to contract before assembly, then returns to ambient temperature to secure the fit.
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