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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1929
Page
4
The article describes a postman who, over his tenure, walked about 18.38 million feet yearly, roughly 3,461 miles per year, averaging 20 to 12 miles per working day. It contrasts foot travel with horse drawn and early auto use, noting relaxation during time off and vacations.
The fragment mentions CAH instar th RS rape and Gordon Daily Lessons and English. The readable bits hint at a discussion or heading involving lessons and possibly a person named Gordon. No clear event or date is discernible from the text provided.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a garbled note on Brow Pr Wor and Gr anon Poysige with unclear meaning and no coherent event or entities to report.
Diplomatic protests from France and England over the Was sener of the Dei submarine, with references to naval maneuvers and implications of ship movements beneath the war’s keel. Details are fragmentary but indicate cross national concerns and contested submarine actions during the era.
Clipped notes recall past events from Frederick dated twenty years earlier, including local people, meetings, and community happenings. Fragments mention groups like Woodmen and men of the era, with brief references to places and activities.
A fragmented OCR piece describes a Welsh rarebit recipe attributed to the Postmaster General. It mentions cooking steps with chicken juice and onions, and various odd phrases suggesting a kitchen method or culinary note. Names and clear events are garbled, but the theme centers on a quirky historical recipe instruction.
Fragmentary text references plantations near Frederick and Goldsborough Place once famed. Mentions of states, Easter, and contracts suggest historical land use and regional prominence. Details are incomplete, but the piece hints at a map or survey of tracts west of Frederick and associated descriptions.
A fragmented historical note mentions a notable engineer and a celebratory tone for birthdays. The text references years and companions in a stylized horoscope, implying a personal or commemorative entry rather than a clear news item.
Daysville Darssille families and relatives visited over Sunday with Mr and Mrs Harp and others including Mrs Ira Meine and Mr Bud Dinterman. The writeup mentions a carved object sent by special messenger and notes a granddaughter of Dr Joan Goldsborough and a reference to Treasures of Geepit Clakins, all depicted in a warm community vignette.
A散 fragmentary memoir style note recalls film industry figures in Kansas and New York, with Edwards and Broadway personalities, theater crowds, and cross-country chatter. It mentions Amada, Sammy Lee, Paul Watte, Dempsey, Tun SUNT, and Hollywood style reps amid a talky, reminiscence vibe.
Fragmentary OCR notes by Dr Morris Fisheein and associations discuss distances and timelines. Mentions fever and scarlet fever with scattered terms and vague references to creams and standard references. No clear event or outcome is specified.
A fragmented OCR item discusses a series titled LUF'S STUFF with unclear context about a person or event. Readable segments mention a local project or column and hint at ongoing installments. Names, dates, and places are not clearly legible.
A garbled compilation of quotations from Lloyd George, Parkes Cadman, General Harbord, Lafayette College president Mathes, and Edward Martin. The text critiques social status, U S law, money management, and the ethics of laws versus citizens, but is heavily corrupted and lacks a clear single event or narrative.
Postmaster General Brown announced a major reorganization aimed at cutting costs across divisions. Frederic Tilton will supervise the division restructuring to identify savings and project an average annual deficit of about 85 million dollars through 1935.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a crime case with unclear names and dates. The readable bits indicate a court or police action, but specifics such as parties, location, and timing remain unreadable.
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