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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1919
Page
10
In Mount Airy area a traction engine owned by B F Mullinx threshes grain while officials warn that road damage across western Maryland may result. The absence of a state commissioner and lack of wheel safeguards provokes enforcement talk as farmers face sparse subsistence warnings.
Frederick Hospital board meeting reports patient counts and occupancy with 118 treated and 43 remaining, notes 4 births, 3 deaths, and that all rooms are occupied. Typhoid cases rise in Walkersville, and Urbana Methodist Church plans a Saturday lawn fete.
nonsensical OCR fragment on digestive symptoms and bowel movements. no coherent event or named entities detectable.
The Catholics defeated the All Stars 10.0 in a darkened Cadet Park game. Gardiner and Weatenhaven starred on defense with hitless innings for the Catholics. William S. Martin, Baltimore native and former Frederick resident, passed Naval Academy exams at Annapolis.
Secretary Albert J. Almoney announces the Democratic State Central Committee that the State Convention will be held on Thursday September 19 at the Academy of Music Baltimore. The convention will ratify nominations with a single candidate per seat and adopt the party platform. The likely contentious issue is woman suffrage, with suffragists expected to protest.
Eight year old Evelyn Bussard daughter of Mr and Mrs C H Bussard was severely hurt Saturday afternoon when while riding a horse the animal fell crushing her left leg. The incident occurred after she led the horse to water following plowing in the field near Walkersville.
The fragment describes a traveling salesman named Easland who suffered a severe illness, possibly dholera morbus, while on the road in 1888. It notes he was advised to take remedies and to continue selling, with mentions of period brands and dosages in a garbled travelogue style.
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