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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1930
Page
3
Large throngs gathered at an airport in Washington as a crowd of Faany passengers boarded a Ford plane. Reported chaos and confusion surrounded the event with security trying to maintain order.
A bridge column by WM. E. M Kennedy details a hand where West opens four spades and South reaches six no trump after precise defense. The declarer in dummy wins with spade ace, then leads clubs and diamonds to consolidate. a late, clever ruffing sequence secures the contract despite West's deceptive defense.
In Paris on March 25 American officials begin a voyage across the Atlantic to honor fallen soldiers. The visit marks remembrance in cemeteries near Verdun and Nancy with ceremonies and speeches amid a wave of 60 notable events in the zone.
An official asserts that the tonic marketed as a global remedy shows magic effects in tests at Tete State. The claim emphasizes the tonic's supposed impact on health outcomes with support from preliminary observations. Further trials are planned to verify efficacy and safety.
A committee at St John’s Rectory discusses funding and design for a memorial altar to honor Rev. William J. Kane who served as pastor from 1902 to 1924. The fund has grown to about 3000 with plans to consult a church architect and finalize a suitable altar within cost limits. County Treasurer Thomas A. Chapline seeks renomination as Republican candidate.
Daisy, Clara and Ray Margate attend a social gathering with several attendees listed including Carpenter, Beard, Acair, Idella Tucker, Nellie S Delantes, Belya Carpenter and Annabelle Delanter. Local figures Gordon AteCormick, Lutz, Austin Main and Roy Kni are mentioned among guests.
Fragmented OCR text describes a physician named Gee and mentions women and public figures in a garbled note. It hints at a successful medical figure and broad influence but lacks coherent details or dates.
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