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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1931
Page
4
A damaged OCR notice mentions a public sale action and a board meeting. It references meters of advertising, a location at Precerieh, and partial names. The readable text implies official notices from a board and related deadlines, with unnamed parties and unclear dates.
Investigators in major cities uncover secret accounts of policemen benefitting from illicit income and a Tammany leader saving 360000 over seven years. The piece notes oddities in Sheriff Farley’s finances and critiques income tax evasion schemes while reporting a White House backed push to expand home building with cheaper construction and wider access for families of modest means.
Fragmentary lines blend biblical language with garbled phrases. The readable bits hint at archaic terms and misread words, with uncertain speakers and context. The piece resembles a damaged page snippet, lacking clear event, date, or attribution.
Fragmentary text shows an inquiries style report with names Maas Fe Peco and Cheng Tos amid scattered phrases. The readable content lacks complete sentences or concrete events, leaving the exact subject matter and outcomes uncertain.
The text presents a garbled note referencing Will Rogers and a claim that thirteen votes are significant in a bid to the United States. It mentions names and scattered phrases without clear context or details.
The fragment describes an ice man in distress and sympathy from a reader. It mentions summer heat, a tired figure, and a wish for endurance across seasons. Names appear as N. A. LUFAURROW and Gipastion is noted alongside. The piece conveys concern and solidarity.
Delegates from several states will attend a convention of the Sepr e Sentiuies of Sfceen sites at Tuskegee Institute Alabama October 19 to 28. J W Bruner of this city will travel Sunday by a special Pullman chartered by the General Education Board to Tuskegee. The board funded by John D Rockefeller will cover all trip costs to promote education among Southern colored people. Notables include William John Coe Sidney B Hall De We Wo Alexander Dr James Hi othe Jeannea and Slater Miss Ambrose Caliver Mabel Carney Mary D Pierce and others from Tennessee Arkansas Georgia Florida Alabama and Texas.
Weather drew a large crowd on the Frederick Fair Grounds for the second day of the fair. A horse belonging to Mr. Pleasant and owned by Eza Wind ran into trouble, with details obscured by the damaged column.
This article discusses simple goiter links to mental and physical decline, noting inheritance and environmental factors. It emphasizes iodine prevention, prenatal safeguarding, and supervision by physicians or health officers to protect fetal thyroid development, urging early care and professional guidance.
Dr. Morris Fishbein discusses earache causes including canal inflammation and buildup from damaged ear skin, emphasizing that only a trained examiner can diagnose. He notes swelling and pain from a boil in the canal, the peril of inserting objects, and the role of antiseptics, pain relief, and possible drainage.
A compact guide highlighting misused phrases and spellings. It covers examples like immediately after we, as soon as we received your telegram, and common mispronunciations such as patronage. It emphasizes word study with Opportune meaning a timely moment.
Local notes recount Sunday visits and relatives in Brunswick New Windsor Winchester and Washington with trips to Chicago Hagerstown and Frederick. Families named include Nicodemus Main Poteet Howe and Brown plus Leopold Astes and Phreeger. A soccer match between Brunswick and another town is noted and a project to fund new uniforms through a sale proceeds.
Frederick edition highlights upcoming fairs, charity drives, and public meetings at the Francis Scott Key hotel. Mentions the National Credit Corp, relief agencies, and community fund drives as locals push through economic strain with humor clubs, lunches, and cultural events.
Today in history highlights Comte de Saint-Simon born 760 and Richard M. Johnson born near Louisville. It notes their births, deaths, and rough dates with several garbled lines about Thomas F. or an American captain, Robert Lansing, and a 1643 Brith organization event. Birthdays include Thaddeus H. Caraway and Admiral Chester Nimitz with uncertain details.
A New York report details expanding exclusive gambling rooms run with armed guards for patrons. It notes past ties between tick-up crews and dealers, lawmen, and guards targeting big wins while describing seasoned, itinerant gambling operatives and their long careers across towns.
Fragmentary notes quote RK Chesson on a serpent topic, with garbled text about Gas and DestorEs. The readable lines mention Rima and a state of qiore, but lack clear events, dates, or identifiable organizations.
Gaithersburg social notes report planned gatherings at the Masonic Hall under the auspices of the Temple Association and the Order of the Eastern Star. A Halloween party, an event for the local organization, and various visits and preparations are listed, with attendees including Mrs Emma Virts and Ze A Waters among others.
The partial OCR fragment mentions Taneytown and retail terms but lacks clear events, names, or dates to form a coherent news item. No verifiable action or outcome is discernible from the readable text.
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