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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1919
Page
7
Fragmented account shows U S Senate discussions on Monroe Doctrine expansion amid Korea tensions and Japan oppression concerns. The discourse references Republican positions, potential ratification debates, and efforts to seek foreign policy guidance from the secretary of state.
A countywide program lists numerous cattle owners and herds in Frederick County cooperating with the extension service and animal disease officials. The effort aims to eradicate bovine tuberculosis by accrediting herds and moving qualified cows to markets, signaling strong local participation and the role of county agents.
Disjointed OCR text references Britain, Ireland, and a Senate debate. Mentions Senator Walsh, Poindexter, and Borah and discusses whether the United States should pledge troops or aid in Ireland. No clear event date or outcome provided.
Secretary Wilson states there was no law permitting deportation of Soviet leaders and officials tied to the Russian Soviet bureau at New York. the article discusses whether more concrete authority exists and questions the legal framework governing such actions.
Fragmentary text outlines a wartime purchase scheme with United States army involvement. It mentions machines, insurance, and taxes, with claims of 58 percent and credits for three years at moderate interest. The passage contrasts terms for replacing German goods.
A garbled World War II era dispatch claims heavy damages near Hamburg with references to fighting and Danish shipping. The text mentions millions of marks in damage, wireless orders to alter course, and unnamed ships, but many words are corrupted, making specifics unclear.
Fragmentary cablegram from wartime reports warns the United States about a Soviet agent in New York and Washington. The message references government protests and tensions between Moscow and Washington amid investigations and diplomatic signals.
Fragmentary notes describe a cutter and a U Boat attack near New York. A survivor recalls adventurous actions in Europe and encounters with German vessels including Belrish steamship Wellington. The account mentions torpedoing incidents in the Bay of Biscay last September.
A New Haven resident Charles E. Morgan reports relief from pains after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. He states he regained ability to work and urges publication of his testimonial for others. He mentions family and the compound's strengthening properties from roots and herbs.
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