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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1910

Page

6

Hidden Dragon Screen Reveals Family Fortunes

In a cluttered house Polly and Miss Deborah uncover a dragon screen, an old inheritance, and a bundle of securities. The recovered papers promise a restored home as Polly and Dick discuss independence and a possible life together with Deborah guiding the plan.

Deb Mina Deborah Highboys Sheraton Ani Mise Deborih Polly Hester Weil Jover Dilek Siesheoes George Miss Deborah Fraser Mies

Baxi on House Plan No 820 Offers Three Bedrooms

This bungalow design features three large bedrooms, flexible front room as a library or den, a broad plaza with a main roof on cobblestone piers, and an ornate oriel window. Finishes include red oak birch or pine options with white enamel floors, at an exclusive building cost of 2200. Plans and specs for design No 820 are available from editor Glenn L. Baxton.

Abroad marriages alter speech and memory in American women

A New York observer recalls an American countess who married a Polish man abroad and adopted a heavy European accent. The tale recounts mispronunciations and mixed languages at a European gathering, highlighting cultural dissonance and the persistence of native English in the doctor’s sharp critique.

Komolfsky Alan Europe New York Avithnes Kaiserpark Brutanty Marin Smith

Fragmented OCR snippet from Chicago News recounts store mishap

An unclear report describes a scene in a department store where a young tubby man sustains a dislocated baton incident amid puzzled responses from bystanders and a wife explaining. the fragment cautions about a rough remedy and an attempted check in the second floor area.

Tubby Chicago News

A Woman's Great Dea in How to Make Herself Attractive

A vintage health ad extols electric bitters as a cure for weakness and irritability in women. It claims toning the nerves and purifying the blood improves face, form, temper, and overall beauty. The piece promotes modern pharmacy remedies as essential for vitality and health.

Rose to the Occasion in Bizarre Burglary Scene

A dramatic tale centers on a woman facing a burglar with a large revolver held to his face. She coaxes him to surrender, secures him, and orders her husband to remove furniture as they rob him of cards and possessions. The narrative shifts to a traveler and a village inn anecdote with romantic overtones.

John Jopu Ini Goltiz Yan Allan Liverpool Aupper Cyllone Enthusiaam Robin

Fragmented OCR fragment event title

The readable text shows incoherent phrases and names with no clear event or identity. It cannot establish a factual news item, person, place, or date from the fragment.

Transmutation claims spark debate over Lange Brice experiments

A debate centers on Dr. Frederick W. Lange of Scranton and E. C. Brice who claimed to transmute base metals to gold. Reports describe demonstrations, treasury reviews, and capital attempts, with experts questioning commercial viability and the scientific basis of such transmutations.

I Lange Serantin Eitver Lange Due Wan Austin ‘Granville Frederick W. Lange Scranton E. C Brice Lyman J. Gage Ena Chicago

Legacy Left For Drinks And Whaling Revival

A Berlin manufacturer bequeathed 2500 with annual interest for free beer distribution to beer drinkers at his favorite tavern. A Tonbridge Wells will left 500 to eleven heirs for wine or port. John Redman, linked to Charles James Fox, left a codicil to keep his house open for a year for visiting friends to consume wine in the vault. The text notes a revival of whaling in New Bedford with nine whalers leaving for Africa.

Berlin Tonbridge Wells England John Redman Charles James Fox

Weasel Tricks Rat in Mill Tale From Harper's Weekly

A Western mill town story tells how a cunning weasel outsmarts a large rat in a long underground chase. The mill workers discover the tunnel designed to trap the rat, with the weasel forcing the chase and escaping through a narrow end. Also a humorous London Standard quip about anatomy notes no new pen bones in ten years.

Lin Harper's Lbrary London Standard

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