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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1931
Page
4
An item in The Daily News reports a legal accusation involving Quieres as Bic, outlining the charges and parties connected to the case and noting next court steps and potential penalties. The brief focuses on the key names and the action in dispute.
The piece debates rechristening Armistice Day as a broader peace holiday. It cites World War I veterans and the idea of uniting Armistice Day with Memorial Day on a single November observance. It questions British Legion aims and the risk to individual remembrance.
The Washington statue unveiling proclaims the Civil War era closed with the old order passing. Aviation records surge this summer while debates fade into historical interest. The piece notes indifference to history’s controversies as the nation focuses on present interests and progress.
A compact note presents a daily English lesson focusing on pronunciation of tricky sounds. The fragment hints at phonetic guidance and practice phrases for learners, though the text is garbled.
Fragmentary note by A. Lupburrow on defect or habit of missteps in life. The writer urges serious intent, clear courses, and steady aim with certainty and will to avoid wrong paths and stay true to proper conduct. The text reflects cautionary counsel with archaic spelling.
Court notices list numerous marriage licenses from multiple counties including Granite 19 Woodstick Pa and Portland, with names such as Eugene A Goszell and Mary L Rea Percy A Springer. Margaret L Green and Mevin H Chambers. Flynn and Louise Pry. Vincent Griffin and Beatrice McDonald. Paul Houck and Evelyn. Samuel Miller and Ethel Snyder. equity case for partial divorce alimony. property deeds including Charles Edward Zimmerman to Nan L Gainer. various transfers of real estate with amounts noted.
Alaskans Mr and Mrs Kootyme spent the past week in Fredexion on an extended trip covering about 9900 miles across many parts of the United States and Mexico. Mr Scholeff, a fur trader, and his wife arrived by ship to Seattle and bought an automobile from a local dealer after a prior purchase two years ago. After stopping at Howl Predevick the pair continued on their way, planning Sunday travel toward Ane Ore.
The piece surveys 1931 graduation fashion with slips of crepe de chine and organdie, featuring bodices with fichu collars, cape sleeves, and decorative sashes. Frocks vary from ankle to knee length, with capes, lappels, and a short, memorable jacket as accessories.
The Grand Chapter of the Eastern Star visited Gaithersburg Friday evening drawing about 200 members from Montgomery Frederick Hagerstown Middletown Baltimore and DC. Mrs Norman Belt welcomed guests in the Gaithersburg Masonic Hall decorated with flowers and colors. Key addresses came from Mrs Lulu Boucher and other grand officers with solo performances by Mrs Lycurgus Grifo and others. Refreshments followed as Mrs Belt led the arrangements assisted by Pentalpha Chapter members.
A scrambled quotation fragment discusses war and resilience, noting a German consul remark and opinions from Tarbell Man, Wes Widlicka, and Charlie Chapin about marriage as a social institution, sanity’s decline, and global conflict, with mentions of conscience as the voice of God and a critical view of patronism and social order.
A historical health report notes that many deaths came from conditions like appendicitis and malaria tied to food poisoning. It discusses reporting of cases, the role of substandard meat and prepared foods, and the spread of safety advances such as pasteurization and machine bread production to reduce disease risk.
A compact guide to selecting and using both sour and sweet cherries for canning pies and desserts. Notes on firmness, pit size, worm checks, storage in cold temps, and best uses such as salads and toppings. Includes preparation tips and a nod to cherry desserts and garnishes.
Today in history highlights births and deaths of notable figures from 1781 to 1930, including George Stephenson and Leopold Auer, with a list of historical events such as the Bank of New York opening in 1784 and the Fenian crossing into Canada in 1866. Also notes today’s birthdays, a brief horoscope, and scattered biographical mentions across years.
Mrs. Davis, associated with the U.S. Senate, was injured in a Monday accident near Batcodel south of Frederick Junction. She and Miss Jones were driving when their vehicle collided with a truck, sending both occupants to a local hospital for treatment.
In a New York scene a struggling Belasco faces illness and a vanished lead, a grateful critic rewards him with a new coin purse, while a clown aids Belasco through rough times. Years later Gilbert Swan adopts Belasco's stage name, embracing a transformed career.
Fragmented OCR text references a Bible thought and Jeremi an mention, with partial lines about Tuesday and theaters. Content is garbled, readable portions imply a religious or literary note. No clear event, person, or place to confirm a full caption.
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