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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1928
Page
9
Bertie Lou plans a divorce from Rod amid pressure from Marco and fear of losing her late husband’s wealth. The tale follows a fragile romance set against looming separation and memories of happiness.
Governor Smyth attacks Hoover and the Republican stance on farm relief urging voters to decide the McWary Haugen bill in the farm aid issue. He defends the principle while noting details must be clarified by Congress and the voters. Public speech highlights the farm crisis and political stakes ahead of the presidency race.
A fragmented page lists multiple radio networks and stations with program blocks and times, featuring WEAF WEAP WIZ and Columbia network entries. It mentions dance orchestras, hotel orchestras, studio programs, symphony segments, and distant city listings like Montreal Philadelphia Chicago and Boston, reflecting a broad weekday schedule snapshot.
In a 1928 NEA youth tale the Tinymites and Scouty discover kittens on the ground near a stream. They wash them, receive grateful thanks, and encounter a playful scare as a barber sits near a chair. The scene ends with the note that school opens next store.
A speaker in Omaha criticizes the Republican seven and a half year record on agriculture. He accuses party leaders of betraying farmers, breaking 1924 platform promises, and failing to relieve farm distress while noting the 1928 platform acknowledges a general depression in agriculture. He links farm woes to broader national conditions and questions continued support for the administration.
Fragmentary report notes four boys killed with evidence pointing to a violent incident. Authorities pursue leads from a northern region, while relatives and local residents await fuller details on the case and the suspects.
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