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Red Cross Roll-Call Urges Local Support
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King Alfreds Come Back Part One History Quietly Recalls
Alfred of Enz is portrayed as a virtuous monarch who faced Danish invasions born of seafaring raiders, with frequent broken truces and rising despair. He regrouped during disaster, returned, and finally regained control despite repeated threats and wars with Danes across shifting battles. The piece notes Irish and other growers and merchants as side observations.
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Inquiring Reporter Delivers Mixed Game Supply Views
Question asks if game is plentiful or scarce. Respondents report mixed conditions with Urbana area noted as very plentiful while other sections vary from very scarce to very plentiful.
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Today in History and Births in Oregon and Nearby
A collage of dated entries notes anniversaries and births including Amelia Uple in 1854, John Ball in 1800, and Jubtia McCarthy in Ireland. It also lists historic events such as the Grand Trunk railway opening in 1856 and a 1912 disaster at Folkestone, plus modern notes on plagues and regional happenings.
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Auto Strikes Wagon Injuring Man in City
William Grazer, tenant of Mayor Lloyd Culler, and his wife ride in a wagon struck by a car driven by Marl Nichols at Saints and Seventh Market streets. Grazer suffers hip bruises. infant unhurt. Nichols arrested for failing to yield right of way.
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Dr James S Kirtley to Speak at First Baptist Church
City shows strong interest as Dr James S Kirtley appears with the barefoot kingdom lecture at 7 45 tonight. He is an author on boy training and will be introduced by Prof Ignatius Bjorlee. Hood College organ recital precedes the talk. admission is free with an offering requested.
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Bible Thought Law Fulfilled in Love and Prayer
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Frederick Art Club Holds Evening of Antiquities
A Frederick Art Club meeting featured Edith Markey Tead discussing Thebes tombs, Grace Thomas guiding the lab through Lane temple studies, and Miss Malic W reading The Raine of Antiquse with Miss Bertha Tratl presenting artifacts and updates on local historical notes from 1905.
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Her Temporary Husband Featured On KGO Radio
Thursday schedule lists station KGO presenting Her Temporary Husband in three acts. Other programs include Levitow's Mesemble, Uncle Ed lectures, and a mix of concerts, symphonies, and children's hours across numerous stations from WIZ to WGN.
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Constance Talmadize Stars in Her Sister From Paris at Opera House
Frederick audiences welcome Constance Talmadize in a two day engagement of her latest star vehicle Her Sister From Paris. A news reel and a comedy complete the program at the Opera House alongside Neal Hart in Not Built For Running at the Maryland theater. Johnnie Walker and Allene Ray star in another Galloping Hoofs chapter. A cautions tale of a woman who lays stones to ward off evil closes the page.
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Health program highlights at Dubin school PTA meeting
The Dubin school PTA met Wednesday with president Emory Cramer presiding. The health themed program featured readings, recitations, and exercises by students including Anna Staley and Martha Frantz. Officers were elected: Emory Cramer president Pearl secretary Miss Marie Wents treasurer Mrs Rath Hummer Whitmore. After adjournment refreshments were sold for the school.
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Girl Forges Death Certificate To Claim Insurance
Shinoko Nakai, a one year old in training to be a nurse, forged a death certificate and collected 300 yen by posing as a relative. Her conscience led her to confess to police after attacking the hospital seal. Malay parents never punish their children.
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For Rent and Sale Ads Mixed in Frederick Columns
Classified notices advertise apartments houses rooms and stores for rent and sale. Listings include Furnished rooms modern conveniences and various dwellings on West Patrick Street North Market Street and other local streets with dates and contact details. Many entries note possession dates January 1 1925 or November 1 and prices or terms.
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