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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1931
Page
4
The Cellophane Age Transforms American Industry
An early discussion notes cellophane changing many sectors from packaging to medicine. It highlights how the new material spurs imports, supports inventions, and demonstrates American industry’s forward march with applications in hats, fruit protection, fishing, Christmas decorations, insulation, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business France
Dascdi
America
Amer
United States
Press Gag Proposals Spark Debate Over Mail Access
A Kansas City Star critique questions attempts to bar newspapers from malls citing attacks on Cities Service Co and Henry L. Doherty. The piece argues such censorship would echo despots and harm public policy by restricting a vital distribution channel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cities Service Company
Henry L. Doherty
Kansas City Star
Europe
Mr. Rogers Tackles Debts Tolls and Racehorses
Mr. Rogers takes up debts and cable tolls while involvement with racehorses is noted. The fragmentary text hints at personal and financial concerns intersecting with horse interests, without clear chronology or locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers
Local Incoherent OCR Fragment Yields Unclear Names
An unreadable OCR fragment from New Windsor WA lists scattered names and phrases about mourning, individuals such as Ruthann and Virginia, and vague notes on illness or injury, with no coherent event or clear dates. The text remains fragmentary and ambiguous.
Second Sex of Tournament Completes Second Leg
The second leg of the championship concludes with Howe ard Albaugh setting a new course record at 5 under par. Joe Kine takes second at 44, one over. A special match tonight pits Leroy Cassie against Vernon Rippean after both carded 43. Louise Smith among ladies with 36. Finalists for the championship include Alan Linas, Francis Kennedy, Charles Crothess Howard Alvaush, with more set after tonight’s match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aian Linas
Francis Kennedy
Charles Crothess
Howard Alvaush
Leroy Cassie
Vernon Rippean
Fire Spreads to Well After Tank Explosion
A field fire spread to a nearby well amid a rush of up to 200 people gathered at an oil site. An oil tank exploded yesterday showering the crowd with debris as firefighters worked to control the blaze and prevent further spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Pleasant
Famed Soissons Church Rising From War Ruins
Fragmentary OCR describes a church in Soissons being rebuilt after war ruins. The text is garbled with mixed phrases and nonstandard words, but centers on postwar reconstruction of a notable church in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soissons
Tolsert Shord Training Camp Near Nis Begner
An unidentified group or team spends two weeks at a training camp near Nis Begner as part of ongoing preparation.
Twenty Years Ago Today
A brief item notes events from two decades past, referencing international areas and a partial inspection caption. The fragment mentions a 20 year marker and a dated context, but readable specifics are limited.
Health article on minerals and blood funds
The text discusses minerals and their role in blood formation. It mentions minerals in blood helping build funds and refers to measurements and possible dietary considerations. The passage is fragmented and lacks clear names or dates.
Daily Lesson In English Onerous Word Focus
A compact note on English usage introduces the word onerous meaning burdensome. It contrasts misused forms and pronunciation, urging readers to practice with one new word daily for vocabulary growth.
Quotations On Heaven And Modern Life From Various Authors
An assortment of quotes discusses aims of the church in improving the world not just securing afterlife. Rev M Simons contrasts heaven seeking with worldly reform. Kathleen Norris notes happiness in simple life, while Gerald Swope and others reflect on enjoyment, business, and restraint. Thomas L Chadbourne questions temptations in modern society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M . Simons
Dinner Belle Hostess Designs Noted Evening Dress
A fragment describes a hostess in a formal gown with a back striped fashion detail. The text mentions satin fabric and a chic aesthetic for an evening event.
Today In History Anniversary List and Birthdays
A historical miscellany notes anniversaries and birthdays for notable figures. Entries include Francesco Petrarch born in 1344, Benjamin F. Coston born today in Philadelphia, Augustin Daly born in 1836, and other figures with brief biographical notes and dates. Tudor's Horoscope predicts patient endeavor and faithful service today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francesco Petrarch
Froten
Ledo T. Howe
Engham
Rehard Ones
Benjamin F. Coston
Philadelphia
Augustin Daly
Dca
Plymouth
N.C
Paris
Tudor
Fragmentary note on plants and rainfall effects
Fragmented OCR text discusses rain, ramn and Crook. Mentions seeds and plants suffering from drought and a burst or unquenched ATASSOS 6 craze angels. Unsure context and names.
Sotis Anne Arandie Propert Change Noted
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a property issue and a potential change involving a person named Sotis Anne Arandie. The legible bits imply a real estate or legal matter with unspecified details and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sotis Anne Arandie Propert
Local taxi driver tied to fortune in Adel scene
The fragment hints at a taxi driver connected to a man linked with a Delaware case and a fortune up to 50300. The odd text mentions a writer and a chauffeur named Gilbert Swan, with unclear ties to a past event and a possible large sum.
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Mai
Emmés
Gilbert Swan
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