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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1929
Page
7
A fragmentary listing references radio station call signs and programs across multiple Western and Eastern stations. It includes mentions of NBC networks and various city identifiers such as Detroit, Rochester, Toronto, and Richmond, with scattered times and show references.
Correspondents rushed into the Dixie Grande hotel lobby in Bradenton to interview Boston Red Sox manager Bill Carrigan. He declined most questions saying the team was ready to beat Sarasota and hurried to a car bound for the circus as reporters pressed for details on starters rookies and pennant hopes.
A fragmentary report notes Bul Carrigan and a Florida racing day with a horse named Andra bought for 250 dollars and a $1,000 purse bet. It mentions Ace Hudkins smoking habit, Uncle Ro plays golf, and Lut restrains Robs bunkers in an uncertain context.
The passage notes President Hoover’s cabinet and aides as a source of influence, with reference to how the chief relies on trusted members and reshuffles. It mentions Dwight Morrow as a possible influential figure and compares to the Wilson era, suggesting external pressures on the presidency.
Disjointed notes describe Mary Pickford's guests and AL war reparations. A secretary of state nomination faces resistance amid fears of public unpopularity. Mention of William D. Mickel and James Good, with criticism of Water F Brown, hints at House scrutiny and executive power struggles.
A damaged OCR snippet lists names and locations with scattered items from a sale register. Readable items include references to Edvis Bo England area and multiple individuals such as Marien, Kigler, Oliver, Costenta, and others, with partial place cues and addresses. The text resembles a local ledger of goods or bidders with uncertain details.
Advert says Norma aids high blood pressure caused by overtaxed heart and nervous strain. It claims one bottle often suffices and is used by women during life changes. Physicians and insurers supposedly endorse it. requests should be made at any drug store.
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