Independent Newsprint Record From The Afternoon Edition
An independent newspaper page describes its afternoon publication schedule and printing details. It notes association with the Associated Press and mentions various regional names and locations referenced in the local edition.
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Neat Batiting
Cavst Shert, Pretedtyk
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Associated Press
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Federal Reserve to tighten credit to curb inflation fears
Amid doubts about recovery the Federal Reserve Board moves to raise reserve requirements and consider open market sales. Chairman Eccles argues the plan could boost confidence in long term investments if inflation fears ease, though success hinges on market response.
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Bern
Mathis
Ganpalga
Uie
Evcles
Merc
Alarmists Assail Food Shortage Fears Amid Drought
The Wallace broadcast from Colorado Springs argues there is no imminent national food shortage. He predicts price rises for butter cheese eggs and higher grade cattle due to drought and forced sales. He warns alarmists and propagandists seek to scare consumers and urges disclosure of their aims.
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Wallace
Drouth
Bureau of Agricultural Economies
Alice Longworth Says Political Pressure and Claims of Dictation
A disjointed report suggests concerns over New Deal influence and possible dictation in farming and public policy. It notes unrest, party tensions, and claims of covert pressure while referencing Alice Longworth and unnamed figures.
Haverstown City to Share Cost of Right of Way
A conference between Haverstown officials and the State Roads Commission led to an agreement in which the city will pay about half the cost of the right of way for a proposed by pass. Estimates ranged from 5000 to 100000 dollars with grading already started on the route.
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Haverstarn
Umner Po Tahiee Ebateman
Mie
State Roads Commission
Tie
Coes
Drvbr Wertr
Haverstown
Zane
Dolemile
Behin
Tabler
Frederick News Scrapbook 1880 Local Items
Fifty and twenty years ago in Frederick the committee on street repair favored keeping the East Church street as is while aldermen opposed the report. Edward M. Carr, a Baltimore peddler, was involved in a past assault case and had escaped custody but was recaptured. later traced to Birmingham. Manor Farm near Line Kiln hosted a birthday party for Charles Houghton. City Attorney Edward J. Smith queried ownership of Fast Patrick Street amid repairs, noting the Baltimore and Frederick Turnpike Company’s 1850 act granted the street from John Avhbaueh’s home to Newtown ferry road to the mayor and aldermen. A package of magazines and books was sent to help rebels at Farle Pass. Major John Markey will address a group. others plan a tour to Portland for the Knights of Pallas gathering. The rest of the column notes various local incidents and social events of that era.
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East Church Street
Bnt
Edward M. Carr
Hagerstown
Mandy Hook
Knowile
Birmingham
Ala
Manor Parm
Charles
Mougston
Line Kiln
Charles Houghton
Edward J. Smith
Patrick Street
Haltimore and
Frederick Turnpike Road Company
Demiet
Akfermen
John Avhbaueh
Pennsylvania Railroad
Masport Ferry Road
Newtztown
Alova
Uume
Farle Pass
John Markey
Willeese
Mita May Hagan
Revo L Alley
Canton
Pater
Hralgewater Cotlese
Siaten
William Fo Groening
Baithnae
Faward J. Rahardson
Iataaty
Medy
Supreme Lodge of the Knichte
Paeilas
Portland
Editor Letters Question Protiemt To The News Page
Readers debated economic policy issues and the role of farming in price, wage, and labor dynamics. The letter discusses war impacts, capital, technology, and agricultural challenges, urging practical reforms and public understanding of the farm problem.
Local notices and family greetings from Lewisdale area
In Lewisdale July 20 many residents share birthday wishes and recent health news. Mrs Mattie Watkins returns home after several days away with sister Mrs Walter Ces. Tia Tain visits Dorsey family. Mr and Mrs Norman Byer of Frederick enjoy a Sunday with relatives.
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Faa
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Manhal ‘Pesach
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Air War
Mattie Watkins
Nome
Bo Vinit
Siver
Walter Ces
Tia Tain
Dorsey Teeis
Mrederick City Hospital
Aslatt Lawson
Washington
Ariddina Normin Byer
Vrederik
Today in History Anniversaries and Births
Readable items list notable birth and death dates from 1732 to 1935 including Joan Ewing Franklin Bo Houzh Gregor Mentle John D G Shea Julia Dean Emma Lazarus Baldwin and others. Also notes events from 1706 1796 1832 1916 1934 1935 with scattered biographical mentions and short reflective horoscope-like line.
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Joan Ewing
University of Pennsylvania
Dee County
Franklin Bo Houzh
New York State
United States
Lew Noy
Gregor Johann Mentle
Johnnd. G. Shea
Prae
New York
Julia Dean
Pleasant Valley
N. Y
Emma Lazarus
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Baldwin
Springfield
England
Scotland
Moses Cleveland
Connecticut Land Company
Cleveland
Napoleon 11
Duke of
Reichstadt
Napoleon
Preparednes
San Franescu
Thomas J. Mooney
John Dilinger
Department of Dusties
Chicago
South Dakota
Revet
Unclear Local Notice Brief in Waipine District
Fragmentary OCR text from Halpine and Waipine roads lists multiple named individuals and meals, with scattered references to family members and a medical treatment context. The passage reads as a jumble of names, relations, and uncertain events, lacking coherent narrative or verifiable details.
Portrait of a Broadwayite and Nearby Gossip
A New York diorama sketches a Broadway figure amid Times Square and Columbus Circle chatter. It notes coffee, meals, and haunt spots, mentions Cagney and Davis, and outlines a plan to settle in New England after Hollywood. Public notices close with a cheeky marriage sign-off.
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New York
Times Square
Columbus Circle
Sardl’s
Billy LaHul
Alroigiln
Ile
Cagney
Davis
Vallee
Salle Ne
Dames
Fim
Barter Wiga
New England
Hollywood
Noes
AL Stamford
Connecticut
Richard Gordon
Mr Gordon
Wich
Sherlock Holmes
New York Daily
Mother
Cash Alster
Your Baby Health First Aid for Children Cuts and Burns
Article stresses home first aid for children’s skin injuries to prevent infection. It notes fever, chills, and white blood cell rise with infection and advises prompt antiseptic use though cautions against certain iodine products. Mentions various antiseptics and debate over best options and safety.
Fingernail Infection and Treatment Methods
A medical note explains risks of fingernail infections from door trauma and underlying infection. Doctors may drill a nail hole or remove the infected portion, followed by hot fomentations and antiseptics until healing. Minor bruises heal with basic care and natural body healing processes.
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Alice Longworth
Bentibie
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Wehoat
Perendtrouth
Sonar
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Cerefon
Alich
Longworth Popwright
City OM Taty
Dr. Tablers
Harry Richman
Armideau
Sat “Amanon Enthiredast
Frederick
Nowa
Tashaal Firme
Prauleina
Ariel Rapatal
Laal
Torres
Ana Krosa
Fsky
Noedeas
Pirugar Farm
Oprobieny
Bey and
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Tamviun Tegh
Somakes Puaar
Uapraven
Adte
Pier
Ose Cotat
Lina Protien
Bs Koekal Ait Mrowieday
Sabi
Ave & Mayer
Tae Farm
Trequitadie Exchange
Abe
Doa
Evrie
Mike Mare
Peter
Wwealha
Erante
Rathabla
Arminfermition
Difernabank
Weber
Oorgankens
Deel
Lewisdale
Paris
Te Basile
Thele
Calorul
By Williams
Allrigh
Rere
Toonerville
Mickey McGuire
Eppie Sims
Dro
Tulay
Buidaye
Gilbert J. Rowcliff
Judge Advocate General of the Navy
Peoria
Abraham
Bon
St Louisvuir
Stephen Vincent Benet
Port
Bart
Dethleiem
Ely Culbertson
Ta Roumania
Halpine Road
Waipine Road
Mia
Bee Green
Care Bruchey
Peatte Mitra Lochwier
Pauling Putman
Roger Bl
Beene
Marin
Frances
Charlies
Boour
Arenibatt
oDass
Pais
Paersaryeo
Sonny Diva
Tern Lachine
Curd
Coariea
Staaffer
Pretesien Cap
Y George Ross
Broadway
Rialto
Spas
Godlee
Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Mhygoa, the Health Magazine
Porips
Rome
Ste Rae
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