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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1926
Page
7
Fragmentary report outlines Carol of Romania, Belgium’s Leopold, and Princess Helen in a royal power struggle. Charles’s exile and marriage scandals surface as foreign envoys gauge the real state of the regime and its succession amid turmoil and European press chatter.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a camp along the Mackenaie river and a visit related to a dog. Text is garbled with stray phrases and lacks clear events or dates to confirm a full news item.
Scout troops plan a drum and bugle corps to form next month. About twelve buglers and eight small drummers are sought, with two bass drummers. David Hague will instruct. First meeting timing to be set after member names gathered.
The text outlines Boy Scouts advancement, including Second Class, Achievement Certificates, and Badge No. 2, with eligibility rules and restrictions on Life or Eagle badges. It also lists a calendar of troop meetings across Middletown Walkersville Brunswick Brians South and related church locations through January 3.
City and county scout troops show little change in the contest during holidays. Troop 1 leads Division B and gains a few points while others rest. Several troops plan activities for the remainder of the holidays and are expected to post more points next week.
Fragmentary OCR cites Division A district troops including Frederick Troops 7 and 1, Middletown Troop 2, Thurmont and Brunswick mentions. Scattered phrases reference Chinese philanthropy and river names, plus a survey of women’s geostaph and a president C. Adams. Content is garbled with nonsensical phrases and misprints.
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