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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1928
Page
4
A proposed law to regulate street obstruction and clothing disorder prompts concern about enforcement and public suspicion. The piece notes lobbying by old clothes dealers in Washington and argues for慎uous measures, with mentions of glass, sharp tacks, and forces against obstruction.
Returns show seven women elected to Congress, likely growing to a sizable group in state legislatures. The piece notes historic resistance to women voters and argues that women will win legislative seats based on merit and public support, not gender, reflecting broader social change.
Inquiring Reporter Five Fervos is cited amid unclear text with references to Abies and TANK Lorita.проч
A fragmented OCR item describes a rule about mapping strokes to cows and hens, mentioning incomplete words and abbreviation usage. The instruction notes the correct solution is printed on the last page and insists on a complete word with fixed letter order. The passage lacks coherent names or events.
A garbled, largely unreadable set of lines references an angleworm on a sidewalk, odd slang, and stray phrases about indebtednes and a circuit court. The passage mixes stray names, long fragments, and nonsensical phrases with scattered statistics and town notices, yielding little coherent news.
A garbled OCR passage mentions promotion and hiring concerns. It references women, a manager, a person named Rhobert and a veteran worker. The text is incomplete and obscured, offering few clear facts or dates.
Fragmentary OCR notes ILs National Pe oars and Mo. Pons market sires, with mentions of Gareta and Kiederick. Details are unreadable, limiting a precise summary.
Readable fragments indicate an epidemic of dengue blamed on a mosquito outbreak. Partial text references medical or public health concern, with uncertain names or dates and no clear authorities or locations.
The fragment presents a daily English lesson theme focusing on the word concede. It mentions vocabulary practice and a dated, period voice with references to names and places that appear garbled.
In Baltimore the Provident Building Association receivership prompts two life insurance policy disputes tied to the late Harry W. Ganster Jr. Claims name his father and others as beneficiaries. The suits seek court payment of policy proceeds and resolution of rights between beneficiaries and receivers.
The fragmentary notice mentions George Lind in a vague telegraph style item. No clear event date or organization is readable. Content is too incomplete to confirm specifics beyond the name.
A miscellany of dates and events: births and deaths of notable figures, brief historical milestones, and a birthday list. Highlights include Pope Nicholas V, Baron de Steuben, William Herschel, and Solomon Foot. Also notes on the Articles of Confederation, the League of Nations first meeting, and a one year-ago item about an England to India flight attempt.
Police detained several gamblers after an incident described in fragmented notes. Investigators identified a suspect and moved to secure the scene, with details limited by the damaged source text.
A fragmentary OCR note mentions a Democratic campaign in the state. Details are unclear, with several garbled words. The readable portion suggests political activity, but no names, dates, or locations are confirmed.
The article recalls how Broadway venues faced early fame moving toward Columbus Circle and Times Square. It notes the 19th century struggle to draw crowds as famous actors like Booth and Sardou reshaped audiences, leading to a theatrical mass shift that made Times Square a national theatre hub.
A jumble of names and brief mentions from Emmitsburg society life includes Mrs. George Naylor feeling unwell Jering Rowe visiting Philadelphia Miss Grace Rowe staying with Miss Mary McNair in Lancaster Anna Martin of Tom's Creek visiting aunt Mrs. Rey Wagerman and a vacant faculty position discussion at a local school notes about Lorytie Hoke and health issues. several pupils listed with Tom's Creek ties.
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