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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1930
Page
3
Fragmented text shows radio station call letters WH and WLIT plus scoreboard snippets for Philadelphia and Western regions. References to airs 6:30 and 5:30 times and generic program notes hint at a local listings page with sports scores and schedules.
Special prizes highlighted the 4 H Club exhibit at the fair with judges from the University of Maryland Extension Service. Winners included Charles Ifert and Up ton Quinn in various cattle classes, Lester Keeney in Jersey champion, and Willard Holter among top Holsteins. Poultry and pig classes awarded to local youths with cash prizes funded by community sponsors.
A reader from Dothan praises Lydia Pa s Vegetable Compound describing personal illness relief and strong recommendation based on how it helped them feel better. The note emphasizes gratitude and positive effects observed.
A Rhode Island Reds cockerel named Richard earns purebred first place in a local poultry show, proving its superior lineage and vigor among competing birds.
An old medicine advertisement touts Magnesia Oxoids as a remedy for stomach acidity and general fatigue. It claims the product neutralizes excess acid, aids intestinal movement, and improves sleep and energy, urging readers to buy at a drugstore and request a refund if not satisfied.
Ambiguous notes from a garbled text describe a failed exchange between Pinckot and colleagues. The fragmentary report mentions a location, a person named Pinckot, and unclear discussions, reflecting a disrupted communication event.
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