Taxpayers press road repairs and state tax concerns
A Frederic County letter by SER MONTAGUE DIFS discusses flood threats from the Mississippi and calls for storage basins. It also argues taxpayers may use a tax strike to push road improvements and critiques rising corporate taxes, urging balance between public spending and economy.
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Fragmented OCR quotes on peace and politics in era
A garbled OCR passage records varied quotes about peace and war from multiple figures. It cites E W Murland, Helen McCormick, Dr Millie Royden, and others discussing peace, Europe, and political ambitions amid garbled attributions.
Daily English Lesson on Pronunciation and Usage
The page presents a language tips segment focused on correcting pronunciation mistakes and spelling. It introduces the word peremptory with a definition and a Bacon quote, and offers guidance on expanding vocabulary through repeating a word in use.
Hood College Graduate Leads Female Lead in Brother Rat
Mise Marie Crown, Hood College 1932 graduate, earns rapid rise to top stage role in Brother Rat. The show opens in Butler, New York on February 1 then moves to Chicago. She previously starred in Boy Meets Girl, performing in Talismore and Washington during the Christmas season before closing in Pittsburgh January 10.
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Day seeks absolute divorce and child custody in Rockville
Mrs Mamie E Day of Boyds files in the Circuit Court at Rockville for an absolute divorce from Roland B Day who is believed to be temporarily residing in Benn New. She also requests custody of their only child Mary Elizabeth 22 months old. The couple married at Clarksburg November 5 1927.
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County officers settle 300 road supervisors for another year
Frederick county records show the Board of County Commissioners reappointing the 300 road supervisors for Urbana and New Market leading with 20 each. Other notes include land sales near Shooks town, a 1720 woodland purchase, and local obituaries.
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Leesburg Debts Shrink as Water Bonds Retired
Leesburg Virginia reports progress in cutting water works debt. Since September 1, 1925, six thousand dollars in bonds have been retired, with two retirements in the last thirty days. A remaining thirteen thousand four hundred dollars of water bond indebtedness is slated for future payments under the town’s fiscal policy.
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Dr Powell Addresses Hood College Vespers
Rev Noble C Powell of Emanuel Episcopal Church Baltimore spoke at Hood College vesper service in Brodbeck Hall. He urged that Christianity faces a glorious opportunity today amid disillusionment and material focus, calling for truth-seeking people to seek God through Christ. Music was directed by Henry T Wade.
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Jail Commitments In Leesburg Rise From Prior Year
Sheriff E S Adrian reports 263 jail commitments in Leesburg for HG period, with 119 town offenders and 144 county. Totals exceed 193 by 1 and 1935 by 2. liquor law violations account for 191 cases, with 14 not convicted. A beaver uses a split malt on its hind toe as comb and toothpick.
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Today in History and Birthdays Highlight Notable Figures
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Ellery Queen New Detective Tale Among Mixed Reviews
Bruce Catton reviews Ellery Queen's The Door Between as over elaborate and inconsistent, calling it one of Queen’s worst despite an ingenious setup. He also notes Carroll John Daly's The Emperor of Evil as burlesque with dramatic flair and Jonathan Stage's The Dogs Do Bark as a muddled imitation English town mystery.
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Bible Thought and Moral Duty In Ecclesiastes
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New York Scene Skits Nightlife and Arts Buzz
In New York a witty column surveys nightlife from jewel heists to tea shops and film critics. It notes the Trans Atlantic Fliers Club at Hotel Gotham, tea aficionado Augustus Lydford, and patrons like Edwin Milton Boyle and Ethel Barrymore. It also highlights Lucille Browning’s rise at the Metropolitan Opera, plus coverage of Broadway critics awards and a London venture by Ted Peckham.
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Transfusion progress in modern medicine and history
Dr Morris Fishbein surveys blood transfusion, its purpose after hemorrhage and infection, and the evolution from early fatal attempts to safe modern methods. He notes donor testing, evolving techniques, and the shift to syringe and needle transfer with mechanical devices aiding flow.
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