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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1930
Page
5
Fragments of death notices list several individuals with partial spellings and unclear details. The readable names include Marcus Pichout Mes Savas J. Poees and Caro an ie te eles 8 Mo taraists raferet ax monte po. No clear dates or ages available.
The American Federation of Labor mobilized support for numerous candidates, backing 19 senators and several governors. Key wins came in Nebraska, Idaho, Texas, Colorado, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Montana and Kansas, with Norris, Borah, Costigan, Couzens and Hutson among notable successes. labor aims include anti injunction and unemployment measures and maintaining influence in an upcoming short Congress.
Market quotations appear incomplete with scattered figures 200 725 106 and 50 noted alongside. Reading context unclear, but prices likely involve commodities or securities. Further readable details needed for precise headline and summary.
The article profiles Shouse Raskob and Michelson as key Democratic operatives shaping the party’s 1932 presidential race. It notes Raskob’s fundraising and organizational role, Shouse’s public-facing leadership, and Michelson’s campaign machinery. It discusses Republican views of these figures and the changing political dynamics after 1926.
A lengthy review discusses Lion Feuchtwanger's Success a demanding 800 page novel set in postwar Bavaria with Dr. Kruger and a love interest, praising its formidable scope and moral indictment. It also surveys Kaiser and Chancellor by Friedrich Nowak, noting its detailed portrait of Wilhelm II, Bismarck relations, and the authenticity gained from talks with the former emperor. Additional notices praise Red Sea smuggling adventure Pearls Amrs and Hashish by Henri de Monnier, and a Brandon edition Apples and Madonnas on modern painting. The column closes with notices on The New Yorker Album humor, a December meeting, and Baltimore women's clubs urging jury service for women.
A fragmented text outlines basic cooking terms such as stirring folding beating and coating methods. It defines actions like mixing, turning over to add air, beating with rotary motion and cutting with a vertical spoon hold while describing fat and salt pork usage and a daily menu snippet.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Bos and Saran with unclear context. No clear event date or outcome available.
Fragments show a clothing store sale, multiple notices for Mrs Rosenstock and Mrs Lebherz, a farm sold in Jefferson District to Frederick N Remsberg, and vehicle ads from Lord Motor Co. plus auto repair and tire services. Also a call to read The Unwise Man and various service ads.
An archival clipping lists multiple notices and business references. It notes a removal to 31 E Second St for Daisy Fowler Practical Nurse and includes ads for Sanitary Fish Market Market Space phone 1353 and a Rent-a-Car service. It mentions The Francis Scott Key Garage Co at 114 W Patrick with general line items and contact details.
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