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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1930
Page
4
A fragment discusses extortion by groups posing as associations in certain trades to force payments. It explains victims fear resisting and notes that some are misled by legitimate appearances. The text urges reporting to police authorities to investigate and stop such fraudulent pressure.
A garbled note from LUFBURROW outlines a sequence of coded items and measurements. The fragmentary text references a figure set, subcades, and an abides red 2 ETS DES E CD to eB, with no clear actions or outcome.
Fragmentary OCR snippet shows uncertain words and garbled phrases not forming a clear event or named entities. The readable portion suggests quotation marks and a possible misread name sequence with minimal context. No identifiable people, organizations, places, or dates are extractable for a meaningful summary.
A reader text recounts a debate where Rep Lea and party supporters argue against repealing Prohibition era controls. They propose stopping the manual confiscation of pending liquor sales by either tightening ministerial oversight or banning home installations, citing practical enforcement concerns.
An om time butchering was held at the home of Sir and Mrs Earle Wireman of Thurment on Thanksgiving Day. Two hogs were slaughtered and dinner was served. Present were Mr and Mrs Earle Wireman and children Florence and Paul. Thurmer Mr and Mrs Roy Beatty. Warnesboro. Mr and Mrs Roger Rochen dorfer and son Janior. Frederick, and Mrs Eds and Number. Mr and Mrs John Nunemaker and children, all of Catoctin. For Mrs Herbert Sree and children Emma, James, Gladys, Catoctin Furnace. Mr and John Jackson and daughter Be. John Nunemaker was head Mw mtehe, as listed by his father Edward Svime maker.
A butchered meat gathering took place at Purmace on Saturday with two hogs slaughtered and a ct served. Attendees included Mrs John Wan, Mr Furnaces, and family from Frederick, Florence, Thurmont, and local residents such as Emma, Jane, Mrs Reger Rot, and the Devhos and Caves families.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a reopening decision or official process involving an offer and formal notices. Details are unclear. no identifiable people, organizations, dates, or places are confirmed in readable form.
A garbled clipping recalls events from Deseret 3, 19:6 with mentions of a monument erection, a chain letter, a grave site, and a Rome reference, all presented in fragmented OCR text from an old newspaper page. The readable fragments point to historical notices and local notes without clear dates or names.
A lengthy notice lists visitors and relatives in Gettysburg and nearby towns including Harney, Taneytown, and Baltimore. Names such as Stambaugh, Eckenrode, Shriver, Snyder, Eyler, and Frock appear among family and friend visits, funerals, and gatherings. Several trips to Hanover, York, and Baltimore are noted, with mentions of hospital ties and social events as families keep in touch.
Mt Pleasant Woman's Club met December 1 in the town hall with fourteen members. President Mes Marshall Grote led the session, opening with the song God Bless Our Name Land and the Homemakers Creed. Helen Pearson led a Germonstra ton on whole wheat cereal, cracker cookies, and graham cracker desserts, with next meeting set for December 11 at Mrs C J McDevit's home led by Miss Peasy Hannon.
The fragmented article discusses digestion and secretin secretion differences between fats and proteins, noting the stomach moves chyme and the pancreas or intestines contribute enzymes. It mentions laboratory contexts and citations to researchers, with references to pepsin action on proteins.
Dickerson Dasenon and Rober Boser of Clarendon Van Teren were guests of Mr and Mrs Creisnean Jones. Mrs John R. Jones entertained St Marys Sewing Circle Fredar after noon on Friday. Miss Elizabetia Creghton Jones of St Josephus College Entmsbuc spent the weekend with the Jones family. Mrs Max White attended the monthly 4 H club teachers dinner conference in Rockville on Wednesday evening, November 19. Mrs Frederes J gensort, Bon. Jones has returned to two weeks visit with Mr and Mrs K A Whe. Mrs Jones Hoyle and sons motor to Bearsnettsville W Va on Sunday to visit relatives. Miss Mears, supervisor of ele and Miss Reynolds, music supervisor, visited on Monday. Mrs Charlie Blake of St Louis Mo is with her son and daughter Mr and Mrs Malcolm Wrae, having been called here for the death of her sister Mrs Florence Hammond, who died in Baltimore on Thursday. Funeral services were held Saturday morning with interment in Jami jot ii Mt Obser cemeccy Y. Frecericx. S. B. Eusys lus introduced Walatus family from the Nicholson bunzaloy to the Wallacon farm, recent purchase by M Carlisle. Mr and Mrs Walter Poole have bought the Mack Lean house and are occupying it. The SESES OTL iewadart road. ts Howard of Rocllie has been visiting Mo and Mrs To HL Owen Haught. Pansiuoness from Dickerson and stranded the x Gi at St Peters Canton Foolesuile last week Seryets were held eaen even in tho Re Edruror Bice of Washo.
A fragmented report notes a highwayman incident near Washington with unclear details. Readable fragments mention a possible pursuit or aid call and reference to federal authorities. The brief lacks names, times, or locations to confirm specifics.
In a lively column from New York, readers discuss naming homes and inns, recalling authors like Sinclair Lewis and James Barrie. The piece riffs on witty house names such as Here Lies and Babocc while noting performers, critics, and classroom departments weighing in on clever monikers.
A jumble of historical anniversaries and birthdays lists figures such as 58 Gibe Stuart Averiey painter born Narranganset died Boston July 27 1928 and 1830 Lord Leighton born England renowned painter sculptor died 1896. Also notes 1838 Cleveland Abbe meteorologist pioneer weather bureau died 1916 and 1532 Francis Xavier Apostle of the Indies died in China.
Poolesville residents entertained visitors including Mrs W C Brown and Miss Betss Eoin Broan and Miss Bettie Cashes while Mr and Mrs Sidney Thom hosted relatives. The gathering included Mise Virginia Boole and Mis Bouty Shears as part of a weekend visit among friends and family.
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