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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1935
Page
2
The piece reports on a controversial patent case featuring Patent No. 2,000,000 and the attention it draws in Washington. It hints at intrigue around a single inventor while noting other inventors and a lively but unnamed public discourse.
A distorted report mentions Mark Garner as vice president promising a Buffalo speech to address the public. The fragment suggests ridicule and a reaction to a speech about the maimed, with unclear context and garbled wording.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a tax quiz involving several long addresses and named individuals. The legible portions mention Mrs Noe and seven others facing proceedings, with references to a street grid and county actions.
The Keysville and Detour Homemakers held a Wednesday evening meeting at Moss Vaile Short’s home. President Catherine Stine chaired the session, with a secretary Jane Reissmnder presenting a financial report and Lu delivering a book review on The Royal Road To Romance by Richard Haliburton.
List of attendees at the Westminster county council meeting includes Miss Val Le Short Miss Lulu Birgiy Mrs Frank Alexander Mr Peter Wihide Mrs Baker Valen Bune Mrs Baren S and Ruth Yoder. The rest of the text mentions bread and requests related to Frederica.
The fragment references United States cases and a noted Harvard Law connection, mentioning Justice Branders and a two month term as precedent. It also alludes to Senator Morris Sheppard and a constituent widow of the Unknown Soldier seeking a position, with cops present in Strowk during a 1935 service note.
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