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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1931
Page
7
A broker’s body was recovered near a shoreline at a Sound location around mile 69 after authorities reported a beady murder scene. Investigators are examining possible ties to a suspect named Pat and other linked details.
Theatergoers cheer Mercy Mary Ann as high praise goes to Bery Mercer who leads a strong cast in the Fox presentation. A brief slate of shorts features Booby Jones golf chapter No. 10 with Joe F. Brown and a Sennett comedy set in Maryland with Laure Hardy completing the bill. Norris Shearer appears at another venue.
In Des Moines on September 16, 60,000 spectators watched 1,800 Grand Army of the Republic Civil War veterans march despite extreme heat. About 2,000 more rode in automobiles as two veterans fainted but recovered without aid. Registration lists 26 veterans from Maryland District of Columbia and Virginia.
A fragment discusses liquids that should stay moist and sane, and describes a scientific test on making jelly. It mentions quantities like fourteen glasses from one kettle and a minimum and maximum yield, noting the claim came from a newspaper.
An article outlines a fall planting plan for rock gardens featuring hardy species like fritillaria muscari and oxalis. It notes rock garden flowers bloom quickly when planted in autumn and discusses care for bulbs and perennials, including a white flower with pink accents that blooms November and December.
Magistrate Sherman P. Bowers absolved Miss Suzanne Kelly of blame in the death of road laborer Alfonso de Prancesco, struck on the Washington highway Monday. Kelly and her companion testified they passed another car at moderate speed with no warning signs evident, and the inquest was deemed unnecessary.
A fragmented notice reports a local figure Andraca leading a group known as Sod and a campaign described as aggressive. The brief mentions conflict with rivals, a tense meeting, and questions about leadership and strategy in the community.
This fragment lists unclear terms related to fees and two items, offering no coherent event or named entities. The readable portions suggest a brief note or ad style line without identifiable people, places, or organizations.
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