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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1930
Page
4
A fragmented report discusses censorship and policy on immigration and disease control at American ports. It notes officials considering exclusion of travelers with illnesses and references figures on passenger inspection and disease prevention measures amid broader national-security concerns.
Palmer Tennant describes a journey through Italy and France with vivid scenes of luxury and culture. He recounts visits to Nice Cannes Monte Carlo and Cannes fashion and luxury displays, noting elegant villas perfumed streets and refined society, with memories of the Riviera's glamour.
The article discusses vitamin A's importance in poultry growth and health, noting research focus on hens and the use of ultraviolet lighting and sunlike feeds. It mentions carbon arc lighting in henhouses and advanced feeds designed to maximize vitamin intake and vigor.
A reader prompts to spot at least four mistakes in a garbled paragraph about a big set and a word scramble. It mentions NEA Service and offers 2 cents per error and 20 cents for unscrambling a word, promising explanations on the next page.
Asa Candler Jr, son of a beverage magnate, rises in Manhatan's rowing circles with a breakthrough performance. He joins top crews and draws attention from coaches and fans.
Fragmentary OCR note mentioning biblical terms and garbled sequences. No clear event, person, or organization identifiable.
A collage of historical milestones and birthdays notes figures like Geo W Whistler and C Hoover era events. It lists anniversaries and oblique references to places and institutions with brief biographical mentions and a short dated horoscope predicting steadfast effort.
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