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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1931
Page
9
The image shows pilgrims at worship in the Forbidden City of Mecca. It highlights the Kaaba, a cube temple dating back pre Islam, the Black Stone kissed by Muslims, and Zemzem well. About 100000 faithful visit Mecca during the holy month. a pulpit stands behind the gateway as pilgrims are addressed.
Many golfers complain about the new Woon ball adopted by the S G A as wartime rules raise scores. Players who once averaged 100 now struggle with the lighter ball, while others report fouls and erratic distance.
Players report slower putting and higher scores with the new ball. Critics claim it worsens iron play and increases misses on drives. Some say it makes greens harder to judge and favors strong winds, with opinions split between professionals and average golfers.
Professionals in Knoxville Tennessee are split on adopting the new ball. One pro favors the old ball, claiming the lighter ball can perform more tricks on the green than a monkey with a bag of peanuts. Vader Johnson advised Wes Ferrell in Washington on curve usage, warning that excessive curves strain a pitcher's arm and may cause a sore shoulder. News advertising pays big dividends.
A Stevensville Kent county woman identified William Reynolds, 22, of Baltimore as her attacker. Reynolds, a farmhand, was taken to an unnamed jail after being pointed out by Mrs. FheV. Dashiclls, mother of three sons and four married daughters, who said the man entered her home and choked her. The assailant claimed he was with tro.
An unreadable OCR fragment references names and possibly a local notice but lacks coherent details or identifiable entities. The readable bits do not form a clear event, action, or dates to summarize.
The Kemptuszn Club convenes as members discuss the season and plan upcoming activities. Details are sparse due to fragmented text but indicate a routine meeting and ongoing organization.
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