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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1935
Page
11
A historical study reveals 100 college girls documented food aversions. Cauliflower tops the dislike list with 27, followed by coffee, cabbage, cucumbers, and four other items. Distress after eating was reported by about one third, including heartburn and eruptions, while most avoided foods varied by individual taste.
A federal income tax trial is set for Oct 7, targeting Abe Shushan, president of the New Orleans Levee Board. Prosecutors Amos W. Wordcock and Dan L. Moody lead the government. State Rep Joe Fisher was convicted last spring.
A compact lesson highlights common misuses for phrase conduct and alibi pronunciation. It defines dictum as a singular authoritative saying and dicta as its plural form, citing an Arthur Savvoy quote and urging readers to grow vocabulary by daily word mastery.
Court notes list marriage licenses for Catherine Mise Burrier and Paul E. Richardaan with Margaret E. Eyler, plus property deed from Jacob H. Kaufman to Raymond W. Kaufman. Weather outlook in Creone and Cresson Pa shows 73 degree highs, 43 overnight lows, with light snow flurries possible and rising temperatures ahead. A 54 pound pumpkin from Patrick Street is noted as the proud pomaceor of a mammoth pumpkin.
Mr. Lewis completed twelve years behind the meat counter at American Grocery Store on 21 East Patrick Street. He has trained several men now managing meat departments for other American Stores and expects to train more. He thanks customers for twelve years of patronage and promises continued fair dealing and value.
A brief note records a resident visiting the Newme Poa, noting arrival at a local spot and a casual stop. The fragment mentions no additional details such as purpose, time, or companions.
The text appears as garbled OCR with invented names and nonsensical phrases. No coherent event, person, or organization is clearly identifiable for a factual summary.
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