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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1931
Page
4
The text appears as a fragmented newspaper snippet dated Wednesday September 23. It references a local bureau and a person named Mameres with mentions of meters and a possible public notice, but readability is insufficient to determine a clear event, person, or outcome.
The piece describes rising discontent over crude oil price actions by leaders in multiple states. Executives entertain popular support while price boosts hit consumers and raise fears of broader economic disruption. The text warns farms and property could face martial law as wells are shut and oil policy spreads beyond Oklahoma and Texas.
The Yangtze valley flood is described as history’s worst calamity with millions expected to face death and disease from contaminated water and typhoid. It notes broader losses exceed prior floods and calls for a generous humanitarian response.
A government led effort from October 19 to November 25 calls on Americans to contribute funds to relieve unemployment. The piece argues the national wealth near 400 billion dollars would not be dented by a liberal contribution and urges readers to consider the hardships of jobless families facing winter hardships.
Fragmentary social column lists names including Mr and Mrs Frane Box, Miss Matises and Mia Wartelt, Mr Rade, and several others at Braddock Sunday gathering. Sparse details mention Maines, Camiy, Gis Rodel, and Louse M among attendees.
Lisbon Mes Leonard Lewis and Miss Marie Mullinix with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burdette entertained Friday Sunday evening. Guests included George Firming and children, Mr. and Mrs. Raby Mullinix, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Mullin, Spencer Mullinix, Mr. James Burdette, Albert Mullinnix, Carrie Fleming, Ada Moxley. Mrs. Fannie E Mullinix housed Leonard Lewis and party while they tour the Bastern Shore.
Ambassador Dawes denounces Americans sending money to strangers for alleged English estates as a foolish swindle. Separately, Mellon announces subscriptions to a $300,000,000 portion of a $1.2 billion securities issue total four times the call with 7.2 billion subscribed in two days and 60 percent allotment for those exchanging maturing certificates.
Court notices list names including Potat and Reus as respondents with various ages. Property deeds show transfers from Willumy Sponseier to Cliffor, Anne Main to Greyson Ho, Luther Abrecht to the Mayor and Aldermen, and multiple transfers of individuals to spouses or trustees with dollar values.
The garbled lines contain quotes attributed to Leon Trotsky and remarks attributed to Secretary of War Hurley and Governor Albert C. Ritchie of Maryland. It cites mystic poetry, chemistry advances, and Muscle Shoals relevance in defense.
Local itemarom column from The News dated September 2 1911 highlights county notes and community figures. Unsigned fragments mention J Grove Jacob Baan Frecerck and other sparse references to local events. The text is incomplete and reflects archival column trivia rather than a single cohesive report.
A vivid note describes a Sunday dinner filling an inner emptiness with roast beef and gravy, potatoes, beets, corn, stewed tomatoes, and other victuals. The scene emphasizes hearty nourishment as a source of pleasure and comfort when the dinner call rings.
New Legion commander Raber Arch was elected at the regional convention. He plans to expand the organization across Maryland, seeking one or more posts in every county and to grow beyond the current 6 000 members.
Weegee reports from September 3 that the Ur gt aie ter of Bop ae m pe add 25 cae fae-Sway euy. The fragmented OCR notes reference population changes in rural areas with muted centers and vague details.
Sykesville and nearby towns buzz with visitors as Mr. and Mrs. Prank Fioht host Howard county friends, Misses Chipley and Pett spend time with the Devries, and various guests are noted at homes in Baltimore and Washington. A concert by a 45 piece band marksDailar Dar in Sykesville. Additionally, Miss Kaile McDonald and Miss Lilian Schultz attend the funeral of Mrs. John McDonald in Baltimore. A highway incident near Hagerstown saved a bus passenger, with driver Corbett praised for quick action.
A fragmented health note discusses how heating and cooking affect vitamins A D and E in foods. It notes butter loses vitamin A with heat, plant sources degrade with oxygen, and acids in water may injure vitamins during cooking. It stresses the minimum nutrition needed for human life.
Sept 2Henry Eyler clan held reunion at the old Eyler homestead now owned by Mervin Eyler and wife near Harney. Attending were Charles Eyler John Eyler Edgar Fink and daughter Catharine Annie Sprenkle and Mrs George Valentine Waynesboro Raymond Jr Cleveland Ohio E J Butman from Battisburg spoke at a tent meeting Friday evening. The place was crowded despite rain. More local visitors and social updates follow including canal and hospital notes and a United Telephone Company meeting at the Pream home.
Mrs. W. O. Cannon and Tammy Cannon are named in a brief local notice from Point of Rocks noting a family event or related mention. The fragment provides limited context and no dates or locations beyond the town name.
Fragmented OCR notes indicate a capital area event on July 18 involving STFED limit changes. No clear names or organizations are readable. Further readable details are unavailable in the provided text.
A meandering portrait of a Canadian back country gathering near Lake Withem describing paddling, canoeing, and the annual guides camp. The piece notes contests and eliminations, then the week’s close with finals and gatherings under the stars as families and guides share tales and tips.
Today in history lists notable births and deaths such as John Howard and Eugene Field, with dates and places. It also notes events like the 1789 Treasury Department creation and the 1884 forest fires, alongside today’s birthdays including Hiram Johnson and Frederick Soddy and a brief horoscope with advice.
A religious reflection notes that violence will end within borders and praises walls and gates as symbols of salvation, while acknowledging that great evils teach valuable lessons for humanity.
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