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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1928
Page
9
In a Boston scene, Sybil confronts aging, marriage, and memory loss as John Lawrence regains recall of a past life. Mabel Moore serves coffee while Teddy the baby stirs, and a wedding ring hints at future unions as the tale continues.
Two nautical advisers representing the American and British governments will meet United States Commissioner Weil as the federal inquiry into the sinking of the Lamport and Holt liner Vestris resumes. The U S Attorney Charles H Tuttie expects to obtain possession of additional wireless messages from the stricken liner and records of messages between Capt Carey and owners or agents.
Ten deaths are reported in flood conditions across the Kansas City area and adjacent lowlands. Rescue crews battle rising waters as evacuees seek safety in truncated river valleys and warned neighborhoods.
Melbourne reports the Nationalist country party coalition government secured a reduced majority after yesterday's general election. Labor made gains in New South Wales, threatening defeat for several prominent Nationalists. Premier Stanley Bruce and Federal Treasurer Earle Page were reelected, with Labor victories leading to questioned outcomes as final counts continued.
Abd Erim once led the Riffs and withstood French and Spanish forces on Reunion Island. Now confined in Castle Morange at St Dennis he paces like a caged lion and laments prison life seeking return to his native Morocco as guards watch him.
Mrs. Merton Engel and daughter Jeanne visit her father Wills Zumbrum family. Harold Stem and Robert Waddell motor to Sabinlasvilla to see patient Miss Charlotte Stem. Numerous visits and exchanges among Helvers Sixes Nusbaums Wad dell Waddells and others in Marble region. Baltimore trips noted. News ads conclude with a nod that advertising pays.
A rowboat is carried by a balloon with Clowny and Scouty aboard as a mysterious balloonist threatens them. They fear a crash if rope breaks while a tiny man in the balloon teases them. The craft rises to a cloud and lands gently, ending with a tease for the next story.
Several Maryland families and visitors from Baltimore Hagerstown Middletown Frederick and Brunswick attended gatherings at homes in Myersville and surrounding towns. Notable entries include visits by the Horine Clark and Brandenburg families and a St. Pauls Lutheran CE pageant by the Intermediates. Mrs Marion G Brandenburg remains very ill.
Miss Louie Cutshall visits Baltimore with sister Miss Katherine Cutshall. Miss Anna Belle Smith studies at Hood College in Frederick. Mr and Mrs Meredith Hildebrand host and travel with locals in Frederick. Mr and Mrs Baxter Beck visit Grover Beck in Brunswick. The Argentine diet leads the world in meat consumption at 346 pounds per person annually.
Fragmentary notes reference a so called rapture expert addressing women and caretakers. The text hints at a discussion of woes and warnings with scattered references to a skit and theater like presentation.
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