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Fragmentary OCR text provides a brief local notice with scarce readable names and places. The words are unclear but indicate a street address and a possible public notice or notice fragment.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1930
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text provides a brief local notice with scarce readable names and places. The words are unclear but indicate a street address and a possible public notice or notice fragment.
A historical column argues that many qualified voters will abstain from voting, questioning zeal for liberty and the system. It laments apathy amid calls for free speech and civic duty, noting voters’ intelligence and the risk of electing popular but unwise leaders. It critiques eloquence, bigots, and turnout dynamics.
Rogers delivers final guidance to ailed electorate urging careful consideration at the polls. He stresses informed choices and cautions against rushed decisions amid mounting campaign chatter.
Fragmentary OCR lists names and relations in a local notices page. Mentions Hed Tuesday event and a daughter with various family ties, plus references to Bate and Joti Boernhmas and Mir. Jammer Bars Mia.
In a hectic year N A Lufburrow reflects on political outcomes and voter predictions. He notes some will gain or lose, while others hold steady, urging citizens to vote thoughtfully as the election day approaches on May 7.
The notice lists scattered social activities from Littlestown and Gettysburg areas, including visits to churches, schools, and homes. Names such as Ethel Leatherman, Mrs Luther Fox, Rev Worsiup, and Mr. and Mrs. Mattie Newton appear amid a chain of family and community gatherings.
Fragmentary text recalls events from twenty years ago with garbled names and dates. The damaged lines reference donations, committees, and local people but lack clear facts or outcome.
A collage of social notes and entertainment items highlights visits, illnesses, and gatherings. Sequoah Starke, Cherokee student and descendant of the Cherokee alphabet inventor, is featured in an Indian themed program. Mrs. Curtis Barner and Baltimore connections are noted along with local family visits and club meetings.
The article describes how blood pressure fluctuates under stress and the nervous system control of vessel tone. It notes fainting risks, shock signs, and Doctor Christ’s studies on posture effects during blood pressure measurements with patients observed on a table.
A Zonta Club meeting features a classification talk by Miss Mar and Miss Lou Fly focusing on crafts. Details cover lamp fittings, painting on wood and fabrics, antiques restoration, and furniture finishing as practical demonstrations.
Article notes water supply disruption due to a blown fuse in a pump and related damages. Repairs were completed quickly and the pump restored to operation. The piece references local water management plans and mentions evaluations of artesian sources and central infrastructure.
In New Windsor a local event features Tepreic Fahy and Mifa in a note of regional interest. The fragmentary item mentions Ga. involvement and a small audience attended the gathering.
A brief notice notes a surplus of nine ia and a reference to France. It mentions a daily lesson context and a French phrase, but lacks clear event details or names. The fragment suggests a teaching or instructional note about language use and supply conditions in a historical setting.
New York theater gossip notes Sally Phipps late of the movies plans theater work in the near term. Critics applaud her stage presence as she weighs film contracts and aims to gain substantial stage experience before a possible return. She hails from Marin County California and has been linked with touring productions and cinema headlines.
Quotations fragment from a historic page mention A. Bison and local streets. The readable text hints at a discussion or note about a place or event but lacks clear context or complete sentences. Further readable details are needed for a fuller summary.
Today in history lists events from 1791 to 1924 including rights declarations and a Gatling patent. Birthdays include Jean Nelson Penfield, Mary S. Watts, Judge William R. Green, Lord Griscom, Dr. Robert Vinson and others with ages noted. Also includes a horoscope urging resilience and resourcefulness.
Fragmentary religious note mentions wicked tabernacles and a reference to John 11. Context suggests devotional or paraphrased Bible thought with unclear attribution and location.
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