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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1930
Page
5
A terse obituary note lists several individuals with limited identifying details. The fragment mentions a death in a national context and hints at state notices, but reader clarity is low. No clear names, dates, or places are readable. the passage seems part of a broader death notice column.
A vintage guide extols summer squash as a vitamin rich vegetable for meals. It covers varieties crush neck and patty pan, advises steaming over frying, suggests a cheese sauce, a squash salad with lettuce and French dressing, and a squash scalloped with tomatoes and cheese. It lists a daily menu including lunch and dinner items and beverages.
Secretary Hyde plans to call chairmen of drought-stricken states to Washington to coordinate relief work. He said leaders in midwestern and grain areas outlined a helpful program and urged local bankers and people to supplement resources for agricultural credit corporations serving farmers. He expected to return to Washington tomorrow.
Fragmented OCR text shows scattered phrases and names. Several garbled terms include inconsolate and references to individuals such as Joan Tomas Babine James Ward Baers. The readable content suggests a language lesson or glossary fragment with unclear context.
A quirky piece reviews a theatrical sketch featuring eight idealistic youths of both genders. They claim frankness and pursue love while navigating social foibles, with bittersweet humor and the era’s praise of wit and vitality. The work also surveys biographical portraits of German figures, including Hindenburg, through a critical lens that blends satire and reverence.
A collage of remarks from figures like Car Laemmie Jr and George Bernard Shaw discusses cinema’s rise, aging artistry, and economic pressures. Benjamin De Casseres and E. W. Howe weigh in on muse, sunlight, and opportunity amid evolving entertainment markets.
A garbled page listing real estate, car loans, wax treatment ad pitches, and political notices. Mentions include Jolliffe real estate, Francis Scott Key Garage, Maryland Industrial Finance, Belt’s Park dance, and Charles A.staley for Orphan's Court. Also notes temporary business charges, a 16 acre bargain, and local market items.
The notice details a mortgage default and public sale at the Frederick County Courthouse on September 4 1930 for tracts totaling about 101 acres along a state road to Libertytown. It lists a two story frame dwelling with seven rooms a bank barn a tool shed and other outbuildings with water access and fruit trees, and mentions prior deeds and filings. Also advertised are two additional properties including a 30 acre and an 11 acre tract with a two story brick dwelling and outbuildings, offered at set prices with contact information for further details.
Medical excerpt discusses edema or dropsy as excessive body water, noting weight gain, shiny skin, and finger-pressure pits. It explains heart failure as a potential cause, with swollen liver and abdominal fluid, and outlines evolving treatments replacing older fluid removal with tissue-focused approaches.
Among the sick the condition of former Judge Glenn 4H Worthington at home on Record street remains about the same. Mary Jane Hildebrand daughter of Mr and Mrs Lewis Hildebrand of West Patrick street who was operated on for adenoids is getting along nicely.
Rodeny Duicher notes for NEA Service outline government disclosures on wildlife, national parks, and transportation. The piece mentions moose populations, vacation seasons, and increased federal spending, with figures cited for agricultural and commission salaries, amid a jumble of misread lines.
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