Pub blighs and dates in obscure Maryland ad copy
Fragmentary OCR shows a Maryland notice listing pricing and subscription terms. It mentions a press or publisher, a Saturday sale or event, and various monetary figures such as 375 and 450 with 4 percent. The fragment references a Cereals theme and delivery to readers in Frosted, Mberyland.
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Pudblighead Beery
Ena Scs
Putwigh Steast
Fondeach
Maryland
Channilied
Rayssey
Ned Peyable
Kent Nicodemus Sr. remembers as long-time county citizen
Kent C Nicodemus Sr of Walkersville is honored as a substantial citizen for decades of service in Glade Valley and Frederick County. The Nicodemus family, traceable to Europe before the American Revolution, shaped local milling banking and civic life. Kent led Walkersville Bank as president and chaired advisory boards while serving as Burgess and guiding regional enterprises. He died at home after a long life of public and community work.
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Frederick County
C. Nicodemus, Sr
Walkersville
Glade Valley
Maryland
Nicodemus
Europe
America
Pennsylvania
Kent Niimus
John D. Nicodemus
Glade Valley Milling Company
Walkersville Water Company
House of Delegates
Casper E. Cline Jr
Kent Nicodemus
Dickinson
Milling Company
Mount Airy Milling Company
Walkersville Bank
J. Nicodemus
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Frederick
Farmers and Mechanics
Walkersville Advisory Board
Acupuncture Works Says Researchers In Human Behavior
Researchers John F. Chaves and Theodore X. Barber argue that acupuncture may work through mind over matter and conditioning rather than needle insertion. They note preoperative indoctrination, patient beliefs, distraction from pain, use of sedatives, and possible lower perceived pain in some surgeries.
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China
Human Behavior Magazine
John F. Chaves
Theodore X. Barber
Medfield Foundation
Medfield
Mass
Mao
Chaves
Barber
Don Oakley
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Salvation Army Prison Visitations A Quiet Commitment
The Salvation Army has long aided prisoners with counseling, visits, and family outreach. In early 1973 SA workers visited 259 inmates in the National Capitol and Virginias area and assisted roughly 76 released inmates from January to May. They provide guidance, training information, and postparole support to help prisoners rejoin society.
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Salvation Army
National Capitol
Virginias
Almott 76
William Booth
Answer to Lucia poem and enforcement plea in Frederick letters
Letters discuss the humane side of home ownership and question local housing and environmental regulation. Elliott Haines urges strict enforcement of siltation and septic rules to prevent pollution and a looming health crisis around 2000. He cites permit gaps and calls for an environmental ombudsman.
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Lucia
Frederick County
Monument Road
Roads Department
Washington County
The President And The Pulpit
In his August Watergate statement Nixon blames clergy like Coffin, the Berrigans, Blake, and Brown for his aides actions. He likens them to antiwar leaders, but critics say church figures acted openly while White House operatives hid, undermining trust between church and state.
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Nixon
Southeast Asia
William Sloan Coffin Jr
Yale
Berrigan Brothers
Eugene Carson Blake
World Council of Churches
Robert McAfee Brown
White House
Richard Nixon
Reader's Digest
Watts
Newark
Detroit
Blake
the Berrigans
Coffin
City denies paying H and F Railway for Market Street widening
The claim that the city pays the H and F Railway Co ten thousand five dollars for widening Market Street was denied by L E Mubliaix president. An attempted robbery at the home of RV Mitchell in College Park was thwarted when Mrs. Newman alerted her husband after seeing a man at a window with a screwdriver. A movie showing and a locust plague are noted with brief local comments. Catshall approved Hubert E Savage's Class A off sale license application.
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H and F Railway Co
Market Street
L E Mubliaix
A Read
Akderuen
Spi Beteren
Hilely Oe
Telephone Companie
RV. Mitchell
College Park
John
Newman
Mitchell
Ste
Ned
Catshall
Hubert E. Savage
Nixon Seeks Comeback Amid Watergate Crisis
President Nixon doubles down with press conferences and radio addresses as the Watergate hearings continue and indictments loom. Archibald Cox presses toward tapes and courtroom rulings while former aides face charges in California and New York. If the crisis endures, Nixon’s stature may not recover, with the ordeal threatening his presidency for 1976 and beyond.
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Washington
Nea
Nixon
Nation
Ervin Senate Committee
Archibald Cox
John Mitchell
Maurice Stans
New York
Robert Vesco
Administration
John Ehrlichman
California
Daniel Ellsberg
Senate
Richard Nixon
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Kent C. Nicodemus Sr
Brooklyn
ViatsEn
Richard Zimmerman
Richard
E. Blackwell
West 11Th Street
Frederick, Maryland
Health Department
Maryland Department of Health
Elliott Haines
Myersville
Enterprise
Berry's
By David Poling
Rprise Assay
Beld
Technicelor
Bruce Bross At
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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