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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1927
Page
2
A historical public health bulletin outlines prevention of infectious diseases, naming tuberculosis malaria yellow fever and smallpox as threats. It emphasizes ventilation fresh air cleanliness isolation vaccination and delousing to curb spread with guidance on personal hygiene and community measures.
The standing committee of the Independent Hose Company voted unanimously to keep responding to fires in the county. Mayor Cutter praised their service and urged continuation until county plans are set. A resolution seeks $2,500 to fund replacement fire apparatus for outlying areas, with action awaited by November 1.
In Circuit Court Friday the docket included the case of William Toma charged with assault with intent to kill. Monday will hear eight trials including Lester Dalle Robert Palm Samuel Carroll Martahali Palm James Sevanos Willian Brown Gus Parker and Werber Price. Five appeals from magistrates are slated for Tuesday. Indictments for bootlegging have produced many convictions this term. Birthday social at Lewistown honors Emory Warner and family are listed with attendees and decor. A three year old nearly drowned but was saved at Middletown home with help arriving promptly.
Fragmented text discusses vision disturbances, fleeting spots before the eyes, and potential causes. References medical guidance and cautions about random visual phenomena possibly signaling underlying issues.
Fragmentary record lists attendees including Ramuel Martz, Mrs and Mr Baer, Martz and Alter Martz, with unclear mentions of Mabe and other relatives. Sparse OCR leaves names and relations ambiguous.
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