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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1928
Page
3
The fragment tells of tents and a circus train packing as townsfolk watch. A trader speaks of moving on while performers vow to help, with lines about weathered tents and a mysterious future. The piece hints at a continuation, dated 1923.
Soldiers from the Merylard National Guard near completion of a two week training period at Camp Ritchie under Col. John Marker. The first detachments returned Saturday morning. the Twenty-ninth Division headquarters and the Maryland National Guard units arrived for the closing phase.
Col. O. B. Eskridge selects about one hundred mechanized vehicles for a troop movement. roughly 300 men to man them for the journey. First Martland officers inspected the mechanized force at Getburg and noted preparations for a multi-round event, with prize money awarded to Pete and Keefer among others.
A local youth claimed the regimental title during training at Camp Briceside in Maryland. The event featured Cadets Keefer and Comey among participants as the competition concluded with Keefer earning top honors and the regiment naming a new ace in the field.
Tourists lined up to view a screen chapter of Ep as President Cooudge attended the event. The scene featured a preacher and local spectators enjoying the quiet day.
A rough, damaged clipping warns that mosquitoes can carry disease and urges readers to use a spray product labeled Flu-fox as a scientific insecticide developed for insect control. It mentions screens and containment as methods and cites sponsors in a period newspaper tone.
The article notes a shift in public view as a once nicknamed lightweight gains prominence and physical presence. It references a transformation in stature tied to personal effort and earned respect while mentioning related names and products in a compact, period tone.
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