Hoover as Miracle Man and Coolidge Policy Echoes
A 1919-era column weighs Herbert Hoover against Calvin Coolidge, arguing Hoover may extend Coolidge tax cuts and economy, keep business-friendly policies, and face Congress with mixed chances. It critiques Hoover as a potential miracle man while noting needs include farmer relief, anti prohibition effort, and stable international relations. The piece also references a village store anecdote about money and multiplication.
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Hoover
Washington
Coolidge
Congress
Herbert Hoover
President Coolidge
United States
Inquirers Report: Fre Persozs and Rin One Quetti
The Inquiring Reporter recalls Fre Persozs and Rin One in a Quetti setting. Leslien Coblenti appears in two tasks, applying methods to reveal identities. Richards Potts is noted in connection with the inquiry.
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Asez
Persozs
Phi
Rinone
A Quetti
Psalm 26 4 Bible Thought About Vain People
A brief religious reflection cites Psalm 26 verse 4 warning against associating with vain persons and dissemblers, urging vigilance in choosing company and conduct. The line emphasizes moral discernment and spiritual focus over worldly flattery.
Prayer Memor Verse for Monday at My Church
A short devotional urges prayer for the new president, requesting divine guidance and wisdom. It asks that the ruler be endowed with wisdom and reverence for the Lord, guiding the nation toward justice and peace, with prayers for humility and protection.
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Tao
Jesus Christ
Daily Lessons in English by W. L. Gordon
A compact excerpt on proper usage and pronunciation. It highlights common errors such as light complected vs light complexion and mispronunciations like divorce and the. The piece encourages vocabulary growth by mastering one word daily, with Comprehend defined as to grasp mentally and an example sentence.
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W. L. Gordon
Notiny
Luf's Stuff Jas A Hint
A fragment from LUFBURROW discusses sneeze behavior and disjointed advice on aging, social dynamics, and explosive metaphors. It presents quirky lines about dust thoughts and tlekies accruing before an explosion, then hints at a hankle and blowing. The piece ends with a curious Act-I remark and a sly suggestion to sneeze elsewhere.
Twenty Years Ago In Frederick News Briefs
Twenty years ago Frederic notes from The News dated March 4 1809 report heavy snow delaying tram travel tying up guards and troops away from town for forty five hours. Captain D Jean Markey led local troops and Dr. Joseph H Lith a well known partisan Pugssant is noted as deceased. Survived by Clara V. Dudet and Mrs Shox. Salameer Wet Foasp. Eve and Western HQ as center.
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Frederic Pate
Trans
Balimore
Broceville
D. Jean Markey
Joseph H. Lith
Partican
Pugssant
Aise
Clara V. Dudet
Shox
Salameer
Daily Health Talk on Eye Qualities and Safety
Dr. Nohkis Pisheeee discusses health topics with emphasis on eye qualifications and safety preparation. The text lists physical traits for vision and notes insurance and accident considerations, highlighting caution in handling stresses on sight.
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Nohkis Pisheee
Jaw joint dislocation in plaice causes and prevention
Jaw slipping from its socket occurs from violent effort such as pulling, trying to bite too large a piece, yawning or hearty laughter. If the jaw capsule is shallow or loose the risk increases. Some individuals can dislocate and reset the jaw at will.
Four States Ban Licenses for Physically Incapacitated Drivers
A 1925 bill in the United States revealed only four states restricting licenses for drivers with eye defects. The report notes one eyedness double vision and color blindness and lists states that refused licenses to those physically incapacitated.
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United States
Pencil causes death after surgery in Washington
James H. Nicewarner, 62, of Rockville, died in Providence Hospital Washington after an apparently successful peritonitis operation to remove a pencil lodged in his intestines. He allegedly swallowed the pencil as a child. it later shifted during a fall, causing fatal complications. Survived by six sons and an wider family in West Virginia Virginia and Knox County.
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James H. Shcewarner
Rockville
Providence
Washington
F. A
Nicenarner
Charles Town
W. Va
Ant
William Perry $Nicewarner
Garland M. Nicewarner
Walter S. Nicewarner
James G. Nicewarner
Charles A. Nice- Warner
Rockside
Robert H. Nicewarner
Front Royal
Way and the Old
Les Wito
G. A
AL i Moers
Knox
Injuries Mark Event In Wang 2 Bac 3s DArTL
In a recent report Wang 2 Bac 3s DArTL caused injuries in an unspecified event. The fragment mentions an injury incident linked to a person and a location but provides limited context or names to confirm full details.
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Eve
Wang
Dartl
Local Names Chronicle Gaps in Creagerstown Notice
Fragmentary OCR notes reference individuals including Mr Car Ruar Keer and George W. Heftiser with unclear roles in Creagerstown. The text appears to record a local event or notice with names and brief mentions, but lacks a coherent narrative or verifiable details.
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Ani
Boceeger
Car- Ruar Keer
George W. Heftiser Saeed Liveay Wrest
Fragmentary Local Name List Incomplete Report
A fragmentary OCR items a list of personal names and places with unclear context. The readable bits mention New Midway New Witdnasy Maz er ang san Leon and several individuals such as Shane and Martha Feyle ugh. The text references an etic house and possible destruction or event but lacks coherent details.
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New Witdnasy
Mazer Ang San
Leon ML Weecuban Pe
Eta Gente
Shane
Etic
Elma
Martha Feyleugh
Panilne Wedund Armaths
Tivoli Presents De Mille's King of Kings with Star Cast
The Tivoli screens Cecil B. DeMille's King of Kings with Rudolph Schildkraut Joseph Schildkraut and Victor Varconi in key roles as Caligitas Judas and Pontius Pilate. Edmund Lowe headlines The Wizard with Leila Hyams and Barry Norton in support. About 750 attended the midnight show as Nay. A Pax Movietone News segment features M J Grove practicing with Yale basketball.
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Tivol
Geel B. de Mille
Oshich
Troll
Ngures
Viera
Rudolph Schidkraut
Joseph Schildkraut
Victor Varconi
Calapitas
Judas
Ponthus Pilate
Varcont
Varcon
Ant
Rudolph Schildkraut
Nein Spearean
King of Kings
Ahaughty
Cruek
Priest
Maryland
Edmund Lowe
the Wizard
The
Leila Hyams
Barry Norton
Nore Than ‘Lrevor
Tivoli
Cecil B. DeMille
Tivo
Pax Movietone
M. J. Grove
Yale University
New Type Wagons Displayed in Market Street Window
Joseph T. Norman displays children's wagons with patented designs at the Norman Manufacturing Company window on North Market Street. Eleven models, steel enameled bodies, rubber-tired wheels, and carrier boxes under each wagon showcase variants that can be converted into coaster wagons. First five U.S. and Canada patents dated May 1927. production to begin with 1,000 wagons prepared for assembling April 1. orders nationwide since the company’s 1958 organization. Headquarters listed at the inventor’s residence.
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Joseph T. Norman
Norman Manufacturing Company
Weinberg
North Market Street
United States
Canada
Mar
Mt Eny
Mud
Tus
Card Party. Mr. and Mis. C. er Railing, 24
A local card party hosted by Mr and Mrs C ear Railing drew neighbors for an evening of games and socializing at the couple’s home. Proceeds supported a community fund and attendees exchanged greetings in a casual, festive setting.
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Mr. and
Mis. C. Er Railing
Today in history and birthday notes for notable figures
On this date in history several figures are noted for anniversaries and birthdays. The list includes Grand Whitlock born in Urhansz, Charles P. Summerall born in Jacksonville, Paul Moschocovitz a New York artist from Hungary, Rear Admiral David W. Taylor born in Leutsa County, and Chanyng Pollock connected with Cornell and N State College of Agriculture born in Deerfield. Also mentions a horoscope describing a highly impressionable nature and the need for a partner to share in life.
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Grand Whitlock
Urhansz
Chars P. Summerall
Jese City
Fla
Toda
Chanyng Pollock
Cornell
N. State College of Agriculture
Deerfield
Mass
Tod
Paul Moschocovitz
Hungary
David WL. Taylor
Bureau of Construction and Repair
Leutsa County
Fragments From A Local Newspaper Readings
Seemingly broken OCR text references a cemetery expansion, historical acres, a drowning incident near a canal, a banker and entomologist, sports enthusiasm for Frederick, and a group of eighteen year old girls skating. It notes an arm injury from cranking a car near Petersville.
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George “Alt
Harry Aha
Petersville
Thumb Bone Fracture Sinks Maurice Himes in Rsville
Maurice Himes of Rsville suffered a fractured bone after an incident on a state road. The brief report notes the injury details and location with no further context or names.
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Maurice Himes
Rsville
Remarkable self made authors rise from obscurity in New York
In New York literary scene Gilbert Swan narrates tales of discovery. Jonathan Leonard of Sandwich Massachusetts, at fifty, self published a 400 page novel after failed bids from publishers and a hand press, gifting 100 copies to friends. A chance encounter with Alfred Kreymborg sparked wider attention leading to publication. Other stories include Tracer Horm, Elfrieda Lewis, and Vina Deimer, illustrating how grit and chance propel hidden talents toward the spotlight.
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George Oppemhelmen
Viking Press
Sandwich
Mass
Oves
Jonathan Leonard
Leonard
Aius
Alfred Kreymborg
Cape Cod
Leonards
Kreymborg
Leonam
New York
Bertrand Russell
Oppenheimer
Tracer Horm
Jung
Elfrieda Lewis
Vina Deimer
Bronx
Joan Lowell
Max Schuster
Cradle of the Deep and the South Sea childhood recalled
A fragmentary reminiscence recounts a coastal upbringing and a decision to publish a book titled The Cradle of the Deep. Du Bose Heyward, in Charleston, contemplated insurance before choosing to write. The text hints at a life aboard a vessel and distant island memories.
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South Sea
Manhattan
Ife Mera
South
du Bose Heyward
Charleston
Thieves Raid Liberty Town Hen Roost Twice
Thieves struck the Pittinger farm a mile south of Liberty Town, taking ninety nine chickens over two raids. Footprints in snow showed three assailants used a car parked on the state road and moved fowl to the vehicle. Local authorities investigated with clues suggesting the same culprits as the prior night raid.
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Tve
Wiliam Pittinger
Livertytown
Pittinger
Jess Pittinger
Roberts Eudently
Federick
Sherif Mey
Liberthtown
Normorans
Entiication
Letter Golf Here is a Stylish One in Soca Scene
A brief note recounts a trendy golf styled piece noted in soca circles with reference to three ports and a three hour seal pages sequence. The text hints at fashion and music crossovers shaping a stylish approach.
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Soca
Badly Cut In Fall Lands Locust Valley Woman
John W. Sigler of Locust Valley reports a badly cut head after falling down stairs at her home. She was seen by passersby who alerted authorities and she received treatment for the injury.
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John W. Sigler
Locust Valley
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Marc Pactiatts
President Hoover
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Ta Richards Potts
Bible Thought
Hesta Bates
Fellowship of 2 Prayer
Leng
Frederick
Feser
H. Reese
Fevenai Betes Abd Autu “Euepe
James HW. Sicewarner
Creagerstown
New Midway
Theater News
ABC Et
Academy of E
Anta Jar Gould
Yale
Canal
Uto
Radio Direct
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Dot
Caw
Tia Sass OF
Connen
Dearie
Gilbert Swan
Carlo Borromeo
Libertytown
William Pittinger
Krenz Sinomsis
Flapper
Fanny
Brus Paz
Qieze
Arona
Italy
Lake Maggiore
Milan
Egypt
Syria
Lodi
Zate
Cardinal Borromeo
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