New York Gubernatorial Battle Shapes Up in 1928
A fractured 1928 election analysis notes Alfred E. Smith versus Nathan Miller as the major gubernatorial contest. It cites Roosevelt–Unger outcomes, party vote totals, and Republican apathy in six states plus New York, with Democratic gains from voter turnout and economic discontent.
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New York
Sutrage
Stetib
Alfred E. Smith
Nathan Miller
Imanyueta
Suro
Connecticut
Kentucky
Ohio
Massachusets
Einols
Republicas
Washington
Christmas Club Depoalers to Draw Large Checks
An estimated 9 million depositors plan to cash between 600 and 700 million dollars in Christmas Club checks. Proponents say the release will boost industry and bank deposits while enabling purchases of durable goods, fueling a new wave of prosperity.
Mr Rogens Notes Improvement in Unemployment
Mr Rogens reports a measurable improvement in the unemployment situation. He cites tentative job gains and hints at broader economic stabilization, with officials cautious but optimistic about continuing policy effects.
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Rogens
Daisy Lesson In English Tad Ce Feb
Daisy Lesson In English appears in a February issue with unclear text. The readable parts reference language study and a potential teacher or author named Daisy. No full events or dates are confirmed. The item resembles a short instructional column or notice.
Fragmentary Quote Study Reading Vanished Focus
The fragmentary text appears garbled and unreadable, offering no clear events, names, places, or dates to summarize into a coherent news item. The readable content is insufficient for a meaningful T and S.
Trunks Search in Baltimore Yields No Communist Documents
A Baltimore police party including Rep. Hamlon Fish Jr and Gaston B. Means searched a cold storage warehouse for trunks and documents linked to communist investigations. No trunks or documents were found, though 24 trunks and 14 leather cases were reportedly sought and various lawyers hinted at latent evidence.
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Baltimore
Hamlon Fish, Jr
House
Gaston B. Means
Department of Justice
Avlanta
Rep Fish
New York
Reynolds
Attalr
Twenty Years Ago in Maryland Charity Conference
A Maryland conference on charities and corrections met in Frederick, showing pictures of the Five and One-Hst street slum district. Speakers included Ina I. McCurdy and Miss M Louise Jobson Rey, with Thomas Foreman and others named on economic committees.
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Frederick
Maryland Conference On Charities and Corrections
Ina I. McCurdy
Comler
M. Louisee Jobson Rey
Thomas Foreman
Freterick
Campaign Urges Certified Christmas Greens Sale by Garden Clubs
Garden Clubs push buying Christmas greens only from certificated dealers under Maryland law. The project, led by officials including a club president, aims to display wreaths at the Baltimore Museum of Art December 12 to 15 with sales at specified hours and certificates required for sellers.
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Christ
Notd imPriends
Justice of the Peace
Aidy
Maryland
Baltamore Museum
Slaughter at Tobery Farm Near Frederick Noted
A home slaughter event at the George W Tobery residence near Frederick on November 28 processed four hogs. About sixty cans of lard were sealed and the carcasses weighed 418 375 416 and 26 pounds. Dinner was served to guests including Mrs Geo Hast Stroup and others.
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Geo. W. Tobery
Fred
Erick
Geo
Walters
Mis
Edward Hast Stroup
Unclear Event At Local Home Highlighted By Odd Text
A fragmentary notice describes a social event at a home belonging to Mr. Jana Mos and references Katharene, with scattered names such as Einsre N Poole and B S Poole. The garbled OCR makes specifics hard to determine.
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Jana Mos
Cabbage Values Highlighted In Nutritious Diet
The article notes cabbage is rich in iron and minerals, often inexpensive, and best used raw in salads or lightly cooked. It describes proper cabbage prep to limit nutrient loss and suggests pairings like apples, pineapple, celery, and sour cream dressing for winter meals.
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Sheen
Plan Dry Campaign in Washington Faces Prohibition Push
The article notes a national dry campaign organized by the Prohibition Saloon League with business leaders backing a measure. Director Woodcock and agents monitor stores and shipments while a new group promotes the idea of public education on prohibition and women’s support.
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Washington
Tean
Prape
Xine
Lis
Woodcock
Wextcock
Dickacs Lit Asset Silent Refute
Fragmentary note shows a quoted phrase and names unclear. No coherent event or identifying details present to form a substantive summary with persons or organizations.
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Dickacs
Understanding Protein Needs for Infant Feeding
Text describes protein requirements for infants, comparing breast milk and cow milk. It notes a mother's milk provides about one thirtieth of an ounce per pound of weight and cow milk requires higher amounts for artificially fed babies. Suggested daily intakes vary by weight, with example calculations for a 10 pound child needing roughly one pound of cow milk daily to meet protein needs.
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Marcart
Bey Necesary
Local society notes from Graceham and surrounding towns
Graceham Graceham Nov 19. Mer and Mrs Guy Boller and children of Rocky Ridge visited Mr and Mrs Harey Boller. Mrs Shaw left for Rockville to be with Mrs Smith. Mr and Mrs Brooke Bentz of Emmitsburg stay with Mrs Rose Wood. Mrs Charles Snuzr at sanatorium but improving. Oyster supper for Moravian congregation in church social room Saturday evening. Butchering season begins in area. Edcar One of the Guichersd hogs weighed 457 pounds. Mrs Connelly spent days with daughter Mrs Moerie Weller of Jimtown. Mr and Mrs Ray Better of Westminster visited Charles Bolter family. Mrs Margaret Routzahn of Westminster and Mrs Laura Zentz of Woodsboro visiting. Miss Howant Erick spent a bar with Circle Young. Bis Ethel Peddicord and Florence Morningstar visited Frederick Saturday. Miss Fa:
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Graceham
Mer
Guy Boller
Rocky Ridge
Harey Boller
Shaw
Rockville
Smith
Brooke Bentz
Emmitsburg
Rose Wood
Charles Snuzr
Edcar
Connelly
Moerie Weller
Jimtown
Air
Ray Better
Westminster
Aim
Charles Bolter
Margaret Routzahn
West, Minster
Laura Zentz
Woodsboro
Sre
Wik Mi
SI —Miz
Howant ¢Erick
Circle Young
Ethel Peddico
Creagerstown School PTA Hosts Appreciation Evening
Messy OCR reads show Creagerstown PTA hosting an event at a local school with parents, teachers, and community members in attendance. Names and exact roles are unclear due to text garble but references to Mr. and Mrs. Gertse Bandar and local families appear amidst scattered fragments.
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Cengerstorn
School Tex
Hull
Para
Gertse Bandar
Theatrical Figures Rise From New York to Broadway
The article traces early careers of stage figures in New York, detailing their move from burlesque and amateur productions to professional theater. It highlights actors such as Harwright, Meheall Smith, and Anne Nishos, noting their roots, early missteps, and eventual success in musical shows and dramatic enterprises.
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J Harwright
Mehell Smith
Anne Nishos
Abe
Edgar Sevwyn
Hollywood
OwWlen Davis
Jb. Hased
Furente Yarts
Zdcar
Davis Wu Ster
Undefined fragmentary notice
Fragmentary OCR texts mention names and phrases but lack clear events or dates. The readable content references people and places in an unclear context, producing no coherent report or outcome to summarize responsibly.
Today In History and Birthdays
A fragmented note lists historical events and birthdays across eras, mentioning figures like Philip Schuyler, Thomas Chatterton, Wilfred Laurier, and Norman Thomas. It includes dates such as July 7 and November 18 and notes battles, conventions, and national milestones amid garbled OCR lines.
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Harbor
Marshfield
Mass
Philip Schuyler
Continental Army
United States
Sena
New York
Albany
Thomas Chatterton
Self
Charles Graham Harp
Mules O'Reilly
Solder
Ireland
New York City
Wilfred Laurier
Saint Quebec
Ottawa
John Russell Young
Iow
Washington
Josiah Royce
Nevada County
Cal
Bridge
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