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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1929
Page
8
Fragmentary items recount local sports chatter and community character sketches. Mentions Henry J. Farre, Braves, Gleamacher Mueter, and various farm life details with scattered phrases about contests, bets, and peculiarities. The text is garbled but preserves lively regional flavor and named persons.
The article details a 14 mile road race promoted by C. F. E. Brown of Ridgeville, with start points from Frederick to Ridgeville and a finish at the Ridgeville line. Entrants include Harold E. Lewis and Edward Silance among many locals. prize money totals 700 dollars across multiple places. races to begin around 1 PM with a 6 PM finish, spectators urged to avoid traffic, and local sponsors include A P Tea Co and Brown’s Goodies Shop.
The article discusses weight norms by age, health implications, and using tables to guide intake. It emphasizes balancing calories with insulin response, inheritance, and the goal of maintaining healthy weight, noting 30 as a favorable age for health outcomes.
A terse external note reports a murder hearing taking place outdoors on a date noted as 26000 with unclear surrounding details. The fragment mentions wind and basewinded phrasing, leaving the case context and participants ambiguous.
The article outlines a ceaseless battle between two demon research directors over prohibition economics. Air Deeis Pickett and Pulett Morala clash on pre 3 tax, revenue figures, and the net national income impact, citing figures from 936,000,008 to 630l pounds and arguing whether prohibition raises or lowers national prosperity.
A fragmented account discusses inadequate food and nutrition details with vague terms. It references food elements, fats, and unclear quantities amid garbled names and numbers. No clear event or entities are identifiable for a fuller summary.
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