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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1927
Page
10
A detective interview tallies alibi details for Major Benson as the witness recalls the night of a murder. The boy testifies about timing, room layout, and a clock, noting the victim's illness, a disrupted sleep pattern, and the last sighting before dawn.
A brief note presents Jack Lockwill in a Gilbert Patten tale of Fizating Blood, author of Frank Merriwell seeking adventure, mystery, and bold action in a serialized juvenile fiction entry.
Fragmentary notice reports on a Missouri line license matter and prior actions. It mentions license elements and past events but lacks clear names or dates. The readable text hints at regulatory steps and historical context without concrete details.
A detailed listing of radio programs by time and station across the United States. The schedule includes soprano Thalia Babanieeva, orchestras, dance bands, studio hours, NBC and WEAF feeds, and regional lineups from Atlanta to Washington with times noted in EST and CST.
Fragmentary report suggests a murder plot involving defendants and a suspect linked to a dr Lith death. The text knots around a feigned alibi and alleged conspirators, with details garbled by OCR.
November 29 reports describe widespread flood damage with homes lost, bridges destroyed, and several fatalities. Rescue teams evacuated residents as aircraft aided relief efforts while authorities warned of continuing risks and high water levels.
New York on November 39 reports say the Union League Club hosted a private dinner described as a social event with no political aims by sponsor George B. Whiteman. He notes he has not been active with the party and denies planning any prohibition campaign.
An early 20th century ad urges treating a cold before it becomes flu or pneumonia. It touts Musterole made from mustard oil and camphor as a counter irritant that warms the skin and stimulates circulation to break up the cold.
Partial OCR shows a 1920s era used car ad by Hyatt Chevrolet at 326 North M. listing Ferd models and low monthly installments. It highlights a Range of vehicles including sedans tracks and pickup beds with prices around 90 to 150 dollars and mentions contact through a phone number.
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