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A fragmented OCR text hints at a home remedy for foot issues with mention of a toe, feet and healing ideas. The piece reads like garbled instructions and stray phrases about health methods and daily routines.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1936
Page
2
A fragmented OCR text hints at a home remedy for foot issues with mention of a toe, feet and healing ideas. The piece reads like garbled instructions and stray phrases about health methods and daily routines.
A legislative row in Washington centers on invalidation of an act.Officials and lawmakers, including a House committee, weigh steps and potential Senate actions amid procedural questions and partisan tension. The discussion touches on race, pensions, and governance stakes as debate continues.
A jumble of names and events is summarized from Mt Airy and Hartford society pages. Mentions include Virginia Murdoch returning to Hartford from Mt Airy with her parents Mr and Mrs Neaward Vo Murdoch, Trinity Missionary Society activities, Walter Spurrier and Margaret Troutvatin with their mother, and social visits in Catonile and Stritgeville. Also notes a student injury at Mt Airy School, a new measure enacted, and local moves and retirements including Armfield family and Mrs Warfield resigning from a clerk post.
The issue lists a public sale at the Almond farm in nearby Varickville with liens noted. Owar Anglesbee buys Rideesite hotel in New York and plans to convert it to apartments. Mr and Mrs Angiasbee run the hotel while Vir and Mrs Harold Molesporth move from the property of Mrs Ids Fogle to the home of her parents.
Two local youths arrested in York Pennsylvania over the weekend in a stolen car were moved by Chief of Police Allen Varte and Deputy Sheriff Charles W. Smith to stand trial. Irving Petride and Clyde Abrecht were taken to the city after the incident involving the stolen vehicle belonging to Charles Kehine.
An as yet unclear OCR text fragment mentions authorities and an incident at night, with references to a bar and a vehicle removal. Details are fragmentary and names or places are not readable, leaving the main event and participants unspecified.
Copperville May 204 The evening social round includes Mr and Mrs Davis Torneys visiting Mr and Mrs Lawrence Toute on Thursday. Mrs Themas Hew and Mrs Pogle spent Sunday at Plertte Vea. Mr and Mrs Albert Smith spent a day at Dana wexd. William Schrowler and family from York Pa visited Mrs Cannetam Mette. Bruceville Burns County Weld Day held Friday. Mark James Hoy and Lawrence Fouta attended business in Union Saturday. Mr and Mrs Edgar Elser spent Monday with Ste Chapter Deberry and family. Jacob Heras made a business trip to College Park and Virginia last week.
The Dotamac Motor Company has leased the first floor of the old Mob ley Stitching on West Patrick Street from Ternard A Winkel for three years. The lease ends April 1, 1939 with rent rising from 60 to 120 dollars per month.
Two divorce actions were filed in the local court. The suits name Gay V Bethel and Vo Staub as parties with attorneys listed, while a second action includes names such as Fansite FP stir and others. The documents reference dates in 192 and events surrounding the proceedings.
A custody hearing discussed aliases and a split income claim as the court weighed the wife’s request for support and protection. The judge issued a temporary order while parties dispute payments and shared expenses.
A wrecked OCR fragment records a financial dispute involving an estranged spouse and husband funds. It references costs of a case and the need to pay amounts, including a sum of eight dollars. Names and key details are unreadable.
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