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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1931
Page
3
Proposal outlines liquidation of the club with $1 per dollar return to shareholders who paid dues but did not borrow. Directors anticipate initial dissolution in December with further distributions as funds allow. Plan aims to protect both paid-in shareholders and borrowers and will take effect if adopted.
Ridgewood Republicans back Mrs Morrow as a possible appointee to Dwight W Morrow's unexpired Senate term. Governor Larson would choose a replacement viewed as representative of American womanhood, following precedent set by Rebecca Latimer Felton and Georgia's interim example. Turtle with ME C 1910 carving found in Assonet recalls Manuel Costa who carved it and bears a bite scar from the turtle.
A rough dialogue describes Scouty learning river paddling with a guide. They discuss seat changes to improve balance and maintain pace as the current proves swift. The guide naps then praises Scouty, and they head toward shore amid cautious talk of tests and timing.
Patchy report describes three long term prisoners fleeing a Baltimore state facility. Narrative mentions a prior escape method used by Jack Hart and references a prison manor with 392 cells. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR and scattered phrases.
A garbled excerpt describes a Sunday dinner with ingredients and steps. The text mentions sugar seven, brandy or psatnte, yan essence, and a mixed preparation to serve hot or cold, indicating a rough recipe fragment with unclear measurements.
A garbled note mentions a transfer to the Federal Bank or a federal rack, with unclear references to New York and October. Names and specifics are unreadable, leaving the exact action and entities ambiguous yet implying a financial transfer or bureaucratic move.
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