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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1931
Page
2
The president urged broader participation in a disarmament initiative ahead of Navy Day. He stressed a milestone in defense and noted calls from over 40 nations to join the effort. The statement also honored military brothers and the U S Navy forces worldwide.
The Chicago Association of Credit Men reports a cautious optimism among manufacturers and wholesalers. Ten percent saw higher activity in the first nine months of the year, with an average increase of 17 percent. Fourteen percent noted better collections and one-third reported larger profit margins while many expect continued improvement. Aviatrix Mae Halsip injured in Clarksville crash. plane damaged, she suffered a broken ankle and facial cuts and was hospitalized.
Men's getaway after tying up a campus watchman at the University of King-Tiah Aggie football program. They blew a safe at the university and escaped with two thousand six hundred dollars from gate receipts. Police investigate the campus robbery and burglary.
When stomach troubles hit and energy fades, the ad promotes Cascarets as a remedy for constipation. It promises rapid relief after taking a candy tonight and again tomorrow night, claiming improved appetite and regular bowels.
Readable fragments show numbers, place names, and personal lines such as Lawrence, German, Mike, Mary. The text appears as garbled OCR from a newspaper page with prices, dates, and locations but lacks coherent narrative or complete items.
A jury in the Clients Court Monday morning returned a verdict for the defendant in the stock suit of J Kemp Bartlett Willan L Rig ner and Joshua W Miles. The decision followed arguments by Burgess' attorney Alban M Wood and local counsel.
A report outlines a speech by William Barnhart calling attention to Germany's peril and the spread of communism. The speaker argues Poland would falter under German and Russian pressure, Austria would collapse, and middle-class hardship feeds communism. He urges canceling war debts to avoid disaster.
A damaged OCR text describes a disturbance involving a group and a woman barricaded by a suspect. It mentions a 224 acre area, a base, and an ensuing police or legal action with unclear details and names.
A fragmentary medical note discusses extreme fatigue and its proposed treatments including introducing oxygen into the stomach and Magnesia Oxoids. It references a prominent pharmaceutical house and notes claims of internal antiseptic and therapeutic wonders.
An ad offering a magnesia oxides product claims to improve pep and vigor after meals for 3 days. It instructs taking two after each meal and notes a money back refund if not feeling better. Contains misspellings and unclear source details.
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