Leprosy Eradication Fund Progress and Island Efforts
A wartime style summary notes progress against leprosy, stating 2,600 cases cut at the Cylon colony and world totals of up to 2,000,000 nearly eliminated. It highlights the Leon Wood Muomasial fund raising to $2,000,000 with $200,000 still needed, funding construction in Cylon and Cebu, education, and research. It commends donors for hope brought to thousands and reflects on American support and island possession. It mentions public reaction and a critique of a label used for tourism deaths and a general admonition to stay hopeful amid hardship.
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Cylon
Leon Wood
Culon
Cebu
America
Quotations Bach o pond Tae
Fragmentary OCR snippet shows lone quoted words and stray letters without clear event or names. Likely unreadable, no identifiable people or places to summarize into a coherent news item.
Letter to the Editor on Grove urging change
William J. Grove writes from Ume Kun on October 7 urging that Frederick become more active in the important medium by which the public is reached. He argues for movement toward better voices and public discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uberry
Frederick
Virmats
William J. Grove
Ume Kun
Rogers Finds A Shortage In Politics Across Town
The piece references political commentary and a radio moment featuring Nick Longferth and the Democratic party's campaign tone. It mentions scarce signals of arrests tied to a raid on Edward J. Myers’s bank and notes thieves fled when Myers confronted them at his home on Eas Third Street.
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Nick Longferth
Edward J. Myers
East
Third Is
Mr. Myers
Sherif G
Twenty Years Ago Today Missing Fragments
A fragmented notice from a historical page references an anniversary event with unclear names and figures. It mentions Marie and a branch of a grocery, noting a sum of 506 dollars as part of the partial details.
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Marie 3 Feander
Oxal
Gockery
Hale and hearty at advanced age of 91
an aged person, described as hale and hearty at ninety one, is noted in a concise local notice. the fragment mentions a person or event connected to a wake or celebration, with references to relatives and a distant place but lacks clear facts or complete names or dates.
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Hale and Hearty
Stepten
Daily Lesson In Inelish
A compact briefing outlines a daily lesson in Inelish focusing on practical language use. It highlights core phrases for greeting, basic grammar, and common conversation scenarios to build foundational speaking skills.
Fragmentary notice from a local page
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a person, event, and names with missing context. The legible bits reference a location and possible actions but lack clear details to determine a full report.
Surprise Birthday Party at WICK Venue
A brief notice notes a surprise birthday party at a venue labeled WICK. Attendees are described in fragmented OCR text, with unclear names and specifics. The item reads as a local social notice and hints at a celebration event organized by a person or group using ambiguous initials.
Practicing Economy By Use Of Old Clothing
A fragmented note on reusing garments suggests sewing old clothes into new outfits. It mentions crepe fabric and frocks repurposed into dresses, emphasizing thrift and repurposing in daily wear.
Local Notables and Social Roundup From Washington Area
A fragmented column lists visits and events across Washington and nearby towns. Names include Dickerson Dickerson Frank McCrow, Ernest House Richard Allnutt, Miss Yer Cromwell, Mrs. Richard Cromwell, Mrs. J. C. White, Rev. Edgar Reimer, John W. Henneberger, Frank Lofts, Lacy Shaw, John Willson, Mrs. Ernest Hoyle, Miss Emma French, Miss Eleanor Jones, Mrs. Susie Maddox, Mrs. T Owen Ki, Mr. Liegd Sr, Dand Upton, Horle, and Jacqueline Darrietta. It notes the Lend-a-Hand Club meeting, college entries, and local social calls in September and early 1930s context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washis
L.A. Kents
Hols
Ernest House
Richard Allnutt
Adamstown
Yer Cromwell
Baltimore
Richard Cromwell
J.C. White
Busis
John Gutt
George Washington
Edgar Reimer
Charleston
D. C
5. C Jones
Reimer
Catholic University
Father Cuddy
Barnesville
Gatthersburg
Eleanor Jones
Strayer Colese
Washington
T. Owen Ki
Liegd Sr
Laura D Wolfe Dies at 62 in Hyattstown
Laura D Wolfe wife of Jesse H Wolfe died at her son Norman Wolfe’s home in Dickerson at 1030 a m Sunday after a brief illness. She was 62 years, 28 days old, daughter of Jesse Hyatt and Macy Hyatt of near Poulesville. She was educated at Briar Hal Seminary and a convent in Frederick. The funeral was held at her Hyattstown home, conducted by pastor Eskie.
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Amon
James
Washios
Jor Ih
Lucie J. Ian
Lunc
Hyathoor
F. Darriettat
Jacqueline
Coronel University
Frederick
Airs
Wolfe
Seatrid
Esse
Hyattstown
Eskcile
Margaret
Gaughcaswry Anderson
Ars
New York Parade Echoes Comedy Amid Strains of Loss
The fragment speaks of a New York scene with gags and a home setup, then shifts to a tragic note about Jack Donahue at age 38. It mentions a crowd, a band, a fire’s aftermath, and mournful reflections, suggesting a chaotic, mournful tone across disparate vignettes.
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Atternosa
Jack Donahue
Bible Thought Ends Be Viscant Prunes By In
A fragmented note references Bible thought ideas, described as viscous or thick in tone, with unclear context about pruning or pruning by. The readable text yields no clear event, person, or place to confirm a full news item.
Today In History And Birthdays Spotlight July 9
A scatter of historical notes marks Today In History including John Hancock's death in 1793 and the Chicago fire that began that year. Birthdays include Coleman Blease and Eddie Rickenbacker with brief notes on their prominence and ages today.
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Kuertz
Newbury
United State Steel Corporation
Wheato
New Lock
Jonm Hancock
Quincy
Mass
Chicago
United States
Eli M. Stone
Bulgaria
Maynard Ot Pearson
Coleman L. Blease
United Stat
South Carolina
Ty County
Eddie
Clumbus
Ohto
X FL Dixon
Kent Princst
Gr Economics
Comper
Injured in Fall At Farm, City Names Fragmentary
A fragmentary report describes a fall on a farm injuring a person. The injured individual was taken to Frederic Hospital for X rays and later moved to a local facility. She is reportedly progressing well.
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Irs
T. Min Farm
Biggs
Frederi Roipiai
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