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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1929
Page
9
A serialized tale shows characters planning a landing and surviving a perilous voyage to safety. Campy proclaims success after a rough sea, while Coppy searches for a watchful foe near a distant cabin. The scene ends with a sad cabin sight and a cliffhanger continuation. The brick industry note follows.
Jack Heyward and Ruth piece together a complex puzzle around Mr. Borden's murder. A mysterious contralto voice and a visiting woman enter the investigation as they chase motive and opportunity through offices, calls, and fingerprints. The case widens to include Martha Manning and a likely suspect connected to insurance chatter.
Washington March 1 Senate vote 70 to 74 against the last Democrat from Indiana in a test of farm relief policy. discussion centered on equalization fees and export debentures amid sharp but lighthearted exchanges between Senator Robinson of Arkansas and Republican farm leaders. Meantime the Senate judiciary committee faced a crossroads on Secretary Mezion’s office authority as it weighs whether to pursue action by March 19.
Unclear draft notes hint ongoing talks in 1905 between government leaders and Congress on a final agreement. Mentions of Gm er and Be Grom TAS appear in fragmented form, with references to past exchanges and shipping items like pumice and bags.
A rough diary and scribbled notes on a rudder tell of two aviators StehOece and Keith Anderson who perished during a forced march in a desert region. Reports on the crash and rescue attempts are unclear, but authorities note the tragedy amid ongoing reparations talks and diplomatic efforts in Paris.
A city chief rejects claims of involvement in a fatal attack amid rumors of gang violence. No official charges were filed, and investigators continue examining witnesses and evidence at the scene.
A promotional piece touts a Japanese method for corn removal claiming no pain and quick relief. It markets Tea Mint as a painless treatment, promising fast healing and comfort for sore toes, with appeals to women in high fashion and men on their feet.
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