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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1934
Page
6
A 1884 report recounts a $700000 ransom paid for banker Edward G Bremer. The plot involved Walter Magee, the gang, and varied currency in a failed kidnapping scheme. Bremer was reported alive after 22 days in danger.
In a wartime vignette Dotty lifts a shovel to aid others and proves her usefulness. The old man praises her effort while the group realizes they must continue despite misdirections and danger as they reach Nature Land. The tale ends with a cliffhanger and a 1934 NBA Service credit.
Lewistown Grange No. 381 met Thursday evening January 25 with Stave secretary and Mrs Edward Hol wer in attendance. Resolutions were adopted on Marion Warner’s death. A short program included a spelling bee won by Gary Uxterjackns. next meeting set for February 22.
Justice Bowers will decide if a witness who testifies after a surprise ruling can extend testimony to obtain more facts in a minor auto accident case in Poge Court. The incident involved Georgianna Hauston and charges of reckless driving. a separate Wright case was dismissed after disputed testimony.
Tivoli presents The Invisible Man as a peak in screen hystory with other events including Cracked Ice Man and a City Opera House feature. The program highlights Ben Maynara in a Western thriller The Tri Dime and stars Marian Nixon and Theodore Von Eliz in leading roles.
Wright stated he carried insurance and would handle damages following an offer from A. F. Anderson as presented by Stave.
Secretary of the Interior addresses a gathering in New York, outlining current agency priorities and policy directions. The remarks touch on land, mineral, and territorial management issues affecting adjacent states and federal facilities.
A confused OCR fragment notes a dinner meeting involving Sarver Associates Inc and references to political concepts. The readable text mentions federal workers and interpelation of a fundamental idea, but specifics are unclear.
Medical experts endorse gentle regulation with a suitable liquid laxative for constipation. The article cautions against strong cathartics and urges reading labels, citing Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe, wholesome option, described as suitable for expectant mothers and children.
The notice promotes two prepared liquid laxatives and a dosing method to achieve natural bowel movement. It claims Br Caldwell's Sstup Pepsin holds the highest standing among liquid laxatives and is the one generally used.
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