Drunken Driver Fined After Wild Ride in Hagerstown
A drunken driver Edascd Henson of Hagerstown received 125 in fines after a wild chase through Market and Church streets. Officals said he failed to stop for a trolley car, narrowly missing pedestrians, with witnesses pegging speeds near 30 mph. He was found drunk at Madison Street and jailed. three bottles were found in the truck.
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Realiy
Edascd Henson
Milton G. Urner, Jr
Henson
William Mount
Macket Street
Mount
Dries Henson
Enthas
Frank Doron Church Stree
Cor
Gnals
Church
Cher
Dorsey
Patrick
Zmick
Bentz
Aso
Sherif Charles W. Smith
Madison Street
Sander
Market Street
Siace
Sherman P. Bowers
David Ebrenner
Walter Teller
Howard cC
Guily
Wil
Wrodenex
Wee
Lantence
Ben Pheous
Amac
Pase
Market
Adin
Edward Wilcom
Ure Ion
WSS Enon
Frank Camm
George Hoffman
Ous
Siste
Attorner
Hauptmann Plea Saturday in Electrocution Case
Trenton New Jersey January 6 1935 lawyers prepare to hear Hauptmann plea to commute or halt execution as court contemplates convening to hear the condemned man personally. The report notes Marie Savage a 70 year old chorus performer with the Metropolitan Opera is mentioned among local theatre circles.
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Hauptmann
Trenton
Brace
Richard Hauptmann
Eia E
Tardens
Mme
Marie Savage
Metropolitam Opera Company
Oss
New Frock Is A Good Antidote For The Winter Blues
New York fashion piece advises six and woven dresses as mood lifters after the holidays. It details creams, beiges, cinnamon browns, bold prints, and bright accessories to revitalize wardrobes with color, texture, and contrast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Young
NEA Service
New York
Red Cross Members Added in Emi burg District
Nearly 100 members enrolled in the American Red Cross in Emi burg district under Mrs. Andrew A. Annan. The 1935 roll lists many names including doctors and professors and notes 1935 relief efforts. Also mentions extensive damage to Western telegraph lines from an earthquake, with humming wires reported.
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American Red Cross
Emi
Burg
Andrew A. Annan
Frederick Count
Annan
Patni Merim
Helen Daugherty
Luca Annan
David Ey
Edward Comes
Lewis Higbee
I G. Lngs
Stoner
Red Cross
Emmittsburg
K. L. Beegie
William H. Treiber
J. Ward Kertigan
Ju Dunne
M. F. Shuff
Bernat J. Eekenrode
James Ahey Mos
Nester Irs
Nester Irs. &.I Annan, Jr. Joseph Gsama, Mr David Mazin, Dr. A. A Marin
Ruin
Gilsan
Herbs Gingell
E. F. Kerinots
Mof Heilholtz
Wihide
J .W. Houser
G A Hamer
Aimee Lambi Rowe
M. Belle Rowe
Rex W. G. Green
Jacob E. Baker
J Henry Trozeu
C. G. Frailey
Bernard Boyis
Lowis Stoner
George Thomason
Reeves Blancford
Afiss Louie Seheil
Helena Pfeiffer
Leonard Sa. Baker
Warner Mir
C. Wachier
John H. Rosenstein
Eugt Jona
Matthews
Eyeter
Howard Rowe
Mead Beihholtz
United States
Thurmont Christmas Lodge Banquet and Community Notices
Thurmont and surrounding residents celebrated a Margaret Jones Hebekan lodge banquet with Christmas decor. Attendees included Iva Schone of Baltimore, Pauline Koonts of Frederick, and Rebecca Zimmerman among others. Other items mention Beacon Bole class Christmas party at Moses Frances home, games, and refreshments, plus several resident gatherings and holiday visits to family homes in Thurmont and nearby towns.
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Thurmont
Jen
Margaret Jones Hebekan Lodge
Iva Schone
Baltimore
Maryland
Astory
Pauline R. Koonts
Frederick
Muss Thomes
Rebecca Zimmerman
Nobdie
Frederck Lodge
Esther Webb
Ruth Hrise
Beacon Bole
W. B. Church
Moses Frances
Pauline Biekenstaff
Frances Bhekensia
Polivanna
Amr Cinge
France
Crieger
Cather
Don’t cough tonight ad freezes on old cold remedy
Frayed ad text touts a cough medicine claiming fast relief with a single dose though the illegible lines suggest a simple swallow and relief from congestion. The broken wording hints at a late 19th or early 20th century patent remedy pitched to anxious readers.
Offensive resumes in Jungles Amidhand clashes reported
Ethiopian and Italian forces clash in jungle zones as weeks of resumed offensive actions unfold. Reports from officers cite hand to hand combat and mounting casualties as operations continue across remote fronts involving engineers and logistics units.
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Palen
Jungies
Lufs Stuff Back IQ Normal
Fragmentary note from LUFGCRROW stating IQ is normal and schools reopens to feed students. Mentions normalcy returning and a return to routine amid confusion. Date and full names unclear due to OCR damage.
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Normelcy
N. A
Lufbcrrow
Haven to game birds in Palouse hills details
An article fragment describes conservation efforts in the Palouse hills of southeastern Washington. It cites improving habitat for pheasants and ducks, reducing erosion, and replenishing soil nitrogen while providing cover and feed. Includes promotional stray text about ads and investment.
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Birns Pallman
Uncle Sams
Palorse
Washagton
Ina 15
Hungsnan
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