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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1936
Page
10
A New York NEA correspondent reports on fall and winter ensembles showcasing luxurious furs and tailored coats. The piece highlights budget options and high end pieces, noting Fox and mink trims, color palettes, and the appeal of warm, practical outfits for a stylish season.
The damaged item outlines a property tied to a district district in Columbia with a loan or mortgage value of six hundred dollars and related encumbrances. It mentions a larger sum and describes a residence with multiple rooms and utilities, noting loans, permissions, and access to the premises.
A garbled health column discusses dietary cautions and safe food handling. It hints at dangers from canned goods and preservatives, mentions vitamins and flesh meals, and references the U S Department of Agriculture and state agencies in evaluating food safety and nutrition messages.
Public sale notices advertise a mortgage foreclosure by Warrich Morhiugh and aife ot Home Oster to convey real estate in Worcester County Maryland. The description lists a large tract with bearings and distances, corner points, and multiple parcels, with terms of sale and procedural details including dates and state tax terms.
Executors of Martha J. Youte deceased announce a public sale in Frederick County Maryland. The auction includes a 190 acre farm with dwelling, barn, sheds, and dairy building plus 12 acres of additional land and 41 acres under cultivation. Personal items, household goods, tools, and livestock proceeds go to the estate with terms of sale noted and prior deed references cited. Sale date Saturday October 0, 1930, near Woodshore along the road to Watgetesville.
A garbled preface describes warnings about typhoid like risks from improper handling of dairy and produce. It notes potential outbreaks linked to fruit, camellia tea, and rhubarb, with mention of a person facing charges and a public health response in the United States.
A damaged OCR passage describes an estate matter involving a boy, property, and witnesses. It references a maker, a state honor, and a dated year near 1938. Names persist like GUY ANDES and Fre Cuonty with location hints including New York and zip 32035.
A 1976 land sale notice outlines a parcel auction tied to a court case in Hadsuray. It names heirs and assigns, describes the dwelling on the property, and notes payment terms including cash options and arrangements through the auctioneer Amr Ualt. The notice lists dates in what appears to be a sequence of auction events and participant responsibilities.
A December notice from Maryland describes an auction of multiple lots in Frederick County including a one acre parcel and further tracts. It lists parties such as David, Winpirentil, and Jon a Won and names an auctioneer TOGA QUIN TERE, with sale details to be held at a specified date and location.
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