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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1930
Page
9
A fragment from a Briridge page describes a hand flare incident involving a sex worker and a card game at a local dealer. The report notes a flare and a swanr exchange as two hearts are engaged, with one participant possibly vulnerable. Readable names and clear actions are limited in the damaged text.
Fragmented OCR text mentions theater news involving Marion Cor and a woman linked to opera roles. It references charges of attempted wrongdoing, a Marland area context, and a House of something in Panama. The readable segments are incomplete and unclear.
The readable fragment shows garbled OCR with no clear names, places, dates, or events. Unable to derive a coherent article item or identifiable entities to frame a factual summary.
The text discusses maintaining low temperatures, wiping bottles clean, and keeping containers free from grease and ash. It stresses closing doors, not overfilling shelves, removing delivery wrappers, and using small ice to stabilize temperatures. It warns against storing useless food parts and notes dangers of improper temperature control.
Frank Goldsborough, aged one year from Jackson Heights, set a junior flyer transcontinental record as he flew from Goiton California to Los Angeles arriving about 1 pm in 33 hours and 45 minutes. He endured heavy weather requiring climbs to 10 000 feet to escape rain and storms.
A youth departed Westfield NL and navigated a difficult route, spending 34 hours and 3 minutes airborne on a cross-country strip. The prior record of 48 hours was set by Dick Jantes.
Pupils earning perfect attendance include John De Grange John Crum LeRoy Thomason Trene Thompson Esthel Fe anor Walker Bernice in Buertte Bell Carolyn Wa Horas and Gertrude Harne, recognized for consistent school presence.
The ad promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle laxative suitable for children and the elderly. It claims to ease biliousness and headaches from constipation, using senna and laxative herbs. A free trial bottle is offered by mail from Monticello Illinois.
An advertisement recounts Mrs. Moore of Mississippi driving a hundred miles to Memphis for World's Tonic to help her husband with chronic catarrh. A Kentucky Rail Way employee reports relief after two bottles, praising rapid results. The tonic is described as a systemic treatment targeting nose throat and the entire body. Advertorial notice ends with where to obtain World's Tonic.
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