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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1931
Page
4
A fragmented OCR item notes a meeting of the RCL FRR group at Mt Aate with a stated date reference of seven months ahead and a seat location, indicating discussion of seating or formal arrangement.
Fragmented text discusses war tests on youth, Balkan ambitions, and postwar tensions. It notes mistaken territorial claims involving Romania, Czechoslovakia, and Poland, plus criticisms of youthful nationalism. A radio address critiques apologizing for voice and attire while urging tolerance as youth mature.
A damaged newspaper fragment shows partial details for a local public sale with readable bits naming the sale action and local officials.
A lighthearted note from N A Lufburrow expresses hopes for pleasant travel paths and successful tours, hoping sickness stays away and weather cooperates for enjoyable trips. The message emphasizes safety and happiness on journeys and a positive outlook for upcoming vacations.
The notice item names Samuel B Murphy versus Myra N Mar she in a divorce with attorney Rena S Harp and lists several marriages and pairings including Clyde J Boasts with Ruth Toyk, Winmer E Hoover with Mary A Deans, Louis W Schneider with Miriam, Max R Weaver with Martha Rogelman, and James Houck related actions. It also records property deeds involving H Grady Gore and spouses, and other county level legal actions including 1920 monetary figures and real estate transfers in multiple Pennsylvania locales.
A garbled listing records visits and family gatherings across communities. Names such as Mrs Gray, Mr and Mrs Fisher, Marian Witty Ranneberger, Catherine Jewel, Buckeystown residents, and others appear in a string of weekend calls and hospitality notes with scattered place references including Frederick and Gaitherson circulated among long友.
A fragmentary, unclear item names Sam's Creek and figures including Mrs Merion Exkel and Je har Burstas with an odd phrase about a daughter. The readable text is too mangled to determine a clear event or context.
Edwita Putnam of San Diego California engaged to Lieutenant William Vincent Datehmann, who was to wed her in a ceremony. Reportedly, she did not appear for the marriage event, creating a noted absence at the church and prompting questions about the planned nuptials.
The article discusses kidney inflammation and related urinary symptoms. It notes how bacteria and toxins affect kidney function, the role of urine in diagnosis, and the need to stop drugs and eliminate bacteria. It stresses diet, activity, and cautious life to prevent further damage if kidney function is compromised.
A scrambled historical compendium lists notable births and deaths across centuries. It mentions John Cleves Symmes born in New Jersey, Theron Baldwin in Connecticut, Joseph K. Bamnes in Philadelphia, Robert S. Wardward born in Rochester, Anta A. Gorton in Boston, and other figures. Also notes the 1988 Spanish Armada defeat of England and earlier events like 1821 Bull Run, plus modern birth entries and a church official.
A fragmentary quote piece references Ed Howe and an Archbishop of York, noting men and women dynamics and the effect of low mood. It mentions economist Roger W. Banson and economist Ray Lyman Wilbur, with a remark on studying this period as an economic anomaly.
Local report notes the Ladies Aid Society will hold a lawn fete on church grounds Friday evening, July 24. The item also lists several visitors and guests staying at Plum Point summer cottage, including Mr. and Mrs. J Water England and a string of relatives and friends visiting from Clarendon Virginia, Brunewick, Washington, and Frederick.
In New York the Pinocle scene thrives as a legendary card game among doctors from Bellevue Hospital who gather at Louis Sievers on Third Avenue near Manhattan General. Once a hub for beer and cards, the venue now hosts a modern mix of patrons while the croak and sui belt fades, yet hobbyists and demi-rasse still visit. Gilbert Swan notes the shift across Second Avenue, the Bronx, and nearby districts as the game and its social fabric evolve.
Fragmentary wording notes heartfelt calls from Psalms and Joshua Bates. The text hints at a spiritual judgment or mercy for those with a contrie spirit and those spared by a higher power.
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