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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1928
Page
4
A reflective piece urges ongoing Red Cross readiness after the Florida hurricane, noting its role as the nation emergency relief department. It emphasizes preparedness and the need for funding before disasters strike, while advising that direct public appeals are rare except in major emergencies.
Readers lament the death of Edwin 1 Shape in Washington on a Sunday. The letter notes his role as assistant to a representative of Adams Express and references service with the company.
Rinkin pledges to turn farming into a hobby as plans unfold. Local notes hint at community effort and upcoming agricultural events, with emphasis on practical skills and shared learning opportunities for residents.
Inquiring Reporter details a puzzling question about peevens and a dubious note at Kas, with multiple repeats and garbled phrases. The fragment hints at a local inquiry or playful puzzle, but the exact event and participants are unclear from the unreadable text.
A garbled OCR fragment provides partial details of a local notice. Readable elements mention a public action and officials, but key names and specifics are missing. The record remains uncertain about date place and parties involved.
Fragmented OCR notes recount Democratic fractures around 1860 amid Lincoln Douglas debates, mentioning figures and a contested election drew attention to party divisions and potential shifts in leadership and influence.
A fragmented account recounts the 1860 Democratic split at Charleston and Baltimore, detailing Douglas’s bid, Breckinridge’s pro slavery faction, and the party’s two-thirds rule debates. It notes secessionist splits, alternates like the Constitutional Union ticket, and foreshadows Lincoln's election.
Frederick items from twenty years ago recall events and notes in a terse column format. The brief column lists happenings, names, and dates familiar to local readers, highlighting small town milestones and everyday occurrences.
Fragmentary OCR notes report on child nutrition assessment with references to measured dietary needs and food provisioning. The text is garbled but hints at systematic evaluation of child food requirements and supply indicators. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable.
A Washington era column notes New York actors face debt and high living costs. Radios and phones are paid for, and many performers beg or borrow small sums to cover meals, shoes, and transit while chasing contracts with Belasco. The piece paints actors as struggling yet flashy in public.
Daily Lessons In English by W L Gordon discusses word usage and mispronunciations then shifts to a brief river report noting the Potomac and Monocacy rivers were reported clear Tuesday. It also provides diet calorie estimates by age and emphasizes baseline nutrition for feed selection.
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