Ripe bernie except STR Mewcrost Suiting court ruling
A chaotic editorial notes a court action involving a 687 corporation and pharmacy, with references to billboards, public views, and Massachusetts law. The piece discusses constitutional questions, Supreme Court terms, and recent history moments, citing Concord, bills, and past events. It includes a long list of historical dates and names, ending with a garbled note on births and dates.
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Court of
Turse
Janine
Massachusetts
Supreme Court of the United States
High Court
Concord
Department of Public Works
Supreme Q Court of
Supreme Cost
Fragmented wartime column on food and finance from McNansht Syndicate
A garbled wartime article discusses business mood, feeding the Red Cross, farm produce, and government funding. It mentions cotton sales, debt, and hopes for price rises, with stray references to a syndicate and a 1998 date tag. The text blends economic worry with scattered names and places, preserving the fragmented tone.
Frederick County Election Day Brings Light Voter Turnout Amid Snow
A Frederick County column recalls a light election turnout marked by biting wind and fresh snow at Bue Ridge Summit. It notes Emerson C. Moringson winning the governor’s race for the Democrats, while George Edward Smith secures the Orphans' Court judgeship and H. Dorsey Edison gains the state senate. The piece lists multiple county officials elected, including Beare Geeatar, George L. Kaufman, and Roger G. Harley, among others. A fatal accident at a Brunswick railroad yard is also reported with J. W. Arvin, 53, killed while working on a moving locomotive.
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Bue Ridge
Charles J. Lewis
W. C Koogle
Ralph Jefferson
Clark Ordon, Tes
George Edward Smith
Orphans’ Court
H Dorsey Ediison
Pradecick City
Tosd
George L. Kaufman
Cots
Low
Hestie
De'ceates
Icker Edward
Atule
Aue
Ice
Cirkes
Wag Beatty Hugham
Frederick County
Beare Geeatar Gergen House of Delegates
Delapia Millard Faure
Charis Flook
Howara D Kefauser Ro
Chissanav Psigs- Curik
Wik
Avelino
Atl
Abewa
Rural schools closure threatens families and communities
Letter from William J. Grove of Line Kiln dated November 1 1933 condemns consolidation of rural schools. He argues closing country schools disrupts homes harms children forcefully bused to crowded town facilities and endangers education and community cohesion. He urges legislators to oppose the attendance law and protect rural districts.
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Greve
Broad Rain
Education
Dam
Huffer
Bowera
Braghley
Aig Aod Maming More Péople Than War, and Then Beng
Ater
Ras
Winidrads
Adil
William J. Grove
Line
Mrs Alexander George Plans For Two Menus Of The Day
A jumble of recipe items and kitchen instructions appears with Miss Hele Whitmore of University City noting a left foot operation at Johns Hopkins Hospital last week. The readable portions suggest menu ideas, omelets, puddings, and cheese toppings, with hints of prep steps and ingredients scattered through the text.
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Hele Whitmore
Unis City
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Saturday Halloween Fun Brightens Marietown Streets
Community events filled the day with parades and indoor displays as children in costumes joined parents and Lions Club attendees. County notes report no earthquakes, festivities delighting residents amid school trials, court actions, and a busy civic calendar.
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Malloween
Lions Club
Mga Tee
Buy
Battles, Faith, and Hope in Biblical Verse Fragment
Fragmentary text cites Bible thoughts about wars and commotions and the end times. It references Saint Luke, a battle, and Wellington, suggesting a period-appropriate pious reflection amid conflict. The readable lines hint at religious consolation during turmoil.
Today in History and Birthdays
A digest of notable anniversaries, births, and events. Figures like Daniel Boone, Marie Antoinette, James K. Polk, Warren G Harding, and Richard B Russell appear with brief notes on birthplaces and dates. The column lists birthdays of U S senators, bishops, and generals, plus a horoscope and a historical note about Washington’s farewell order.
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Daniel Boone
Reading
Missouri
Marie Antoinette
James
RK. Polk
Tenessee
Mecklenburg County
Nashville
Tenn
Thomas A. Jenckes
Rhode Island
Cumberland
R. I
Leslie M. Shaw
Treasury
Roosevelt
Morristown
Warren G Harding
Olu
Morrow County
United States
Richard B Russell
Georgia
Winder
Adna W. Leonard
Pitts
Pareht
The
Methodist Church
Cincinnati
Winthrop W Aldrich
New York City
Providence
R. Y
Fox Conner
Slate Spring
Miss
Harlow Shapley
Howard
James E Watson
Barbers Gain Certificates Under State Board Rules
Certificates of master barbers issued Wednesday by the state Board of Barbers Examiners, created by legislators, authorize practice for trained journeyman and student barbers as the fiscal year begins October 1. Renewals occur annually and sanitation rules include clean towels and individual accessories for each customer.
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Wbrsers
Boarsayer Examiners
West
Jorneyman Barbers
Carroll ministers elect new Carroll County Union leaders
Rev P H Williams of Union Bridge is chosen president of the Carroll County Ministerial Union, succeeding Rev Ortis G Robinkn. Officers named include Rev Fehr B Peck Silver Ran as vice president Rev Here C Gonzo Westminster as secretary and Rev Howard Amiens Winfeld as treasurer.
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Carroll
P. H. Williams
Union Bridge
Carroll County Ministerial Union
Ortis G. Robinkn
Fehr B Peck
Silver
Gonzo
Westminster
Howard Amiens
Winfeld
Easurer
NY Gossip Caps Off With Waldorf Grouse Stunt
In New York on Nov 3 a breezy round of urban vignettes unfolds from Fifth Avenue to Broadway. The piece notes fewer hansom cabs by the Plaza, a British actor chasing a butterfly, WPA circus talk, and a Waldorf Astoria audacious grouse delivery to returning guests. Names sprinkled include Colm Rieth Johnson Enzo Fuelmonte Helen Hayes Dudley Field Malone and Oscar of the Waldorf. The fashion and radio world mingle with theater lore in brisk, anecdotal snapshots.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Colm Rieth-Johnson
Dust storms and health risks studied by Dr Mor ris Fishbein
Health by Dr Morris Fishbein discusses dust storms across the prairie and their health impacts. Kansas health officer Dr Zari G Brovin analyzes dust effects on respiration and illness, noting increased deaths from breathing diseases and the spread of dust-borne factors.
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Zari¢ G Brovin
Heath
Kansas
Giahon
Fist of All
Luf's Stuff The Dictionary As A Dear Friend
A quirky 19th century note by N. A. Lufburrow extols a dictionary as a trusted ally for arranging words and definitions, praising its pages as a wondrous sight. The author reflects on using the dictionary to fit poisons and bric conditions into legible entries, writing with affectionate reverence.
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N. A. Lufburrow
Kansas Sees Record Measles Surge and Pneumonia Rise
Kansas health officers report a five month surge in measles reaching over 40 000 cases, a record high, with an 81 to 92 percent rise in pneumonia and bronchitis. Increased throat and nostril infections followed, while dust storms are blamed for aggravating respiratory illness and prompting calls for dust masks and tissue protection.
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Kansas
Moe
Mans
Meath
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