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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1930
Page
4
A 1732 era notice notes the worth of American sightseers abroad, arguing travel funds wars debts and trade balance by repatriating American dollars. It emphasizes the broadening of American life and economic impact of international travel, framing it as a valuable investment.
The article praises Sir Thomas Lipton and the American crew for sportsmanship after the Enterprise and Shamrock V race. It notes American patriotism, respect for Lipton, and admiration for American shipbuilders, while criticising the British challenger’s supporters and the spectators' reactions.
A sequence of social visits centers on New Market and nearby towns. Mrs Mildred Rud Campo, Mrs Fry and daughters Lilian and Bet Baltimore, and Mr and Mrs Her of Cah Fawcett are guests of Miss Thumday. Miss Jennie Worl and Miss Riggs visit Mrs Css Mame Boyer and Mrs Exnes Boyer in Frederick. Mr Hanferd Boyer of the M and M Transportation Co. is home for several days. Mrs Rose Utz, of Hampton Roads, has left for Westminster after visiting here.
Emmitsburg and surrounding residents hosted a string of weekend guests including Elizabeth Nusbaum from West Virginia, Cameron Obver and family, Howard Stemmer, Lee Hendrickson and daughter from Washington DC, and William Thompson with Isaac Thompson from Staten Island. Fannie White joined her son James Whites at nearby Getty, plus other visitors like Vale of Balliment and Reynolds family, with lingering social visits and short trips noted.
Twenty years ago on September 22 1510 a report notes $1 800 from a partir ee it conduck wheel of MR Arthur Brasiere Ware in Johannesburg Tala and details a bungled incident across the Atlantic. A man named Sears is mentioned in relation to Wellman and a proposed plan to Make the up to Kuro.
Aas Mace and family, Bristo' s attending S. and son, Liebet Ryan, Harold Nevin, spent the week with Rev. and Mrs. Paul De ter in Mutcintown Pa. Mrs. Trattie O'Hara, Adamstown, visited her son and daughter with Rev. and Mrs. Paul ster in Michntown Pa. Nannie Young of East Grafton and family spent a week in Pittsburgh visiting their niece Mrs. Harriet Schroeder. Rev. Joseph Kiracat, retired in Burbon Ind, was Sunday guest at the home of ae woe DLS assisted me Kiracat. Weeks' trip to Ara W. Wachter of this city returned from a four weeks voyage to Nova Scotia and New York points. She sailed to a ayy ship Saanee of Walkersville.
Fragmentary local notices mention Mr and Mrs and da Je. Mrs Harte Eckard and a daughter. Saturday events near Bet tate and near tor. names like Mrs Verson Shier Bates and Mrs Satin Stick surface in scattered lines. References to Norms and Tank Maul appear with unclear ages and locations amid a page of reader notices.
An article reviews bone marrow extract as a treatment for various blood diseases and anemia, noting mixed results and high variability in effectiveness. Liver extracts show value for pernicious anemia but not secondary forms, while iron supplements and liver with iron enhance blood formation. Blood transfusions provide life saving relief, with diet rich in vitamins and iron as a foundation.
The excerpt describes farmers anxious over shrivelling crops and fodder shortages, leading to undersupplied factories and staffing cuts. Stores face shortages and a tight market as pressures mount on production and distribution across ashery lands.
Fragmentary text mentions Brown Jack Whit Claire and Laura Les with references to an invitation and a performance. Names and roles are unclear, but the items point to a theater event or panel. No concrete date or venue details are readable.
A quirky New York scene unfolds a tale of a bird named after the author. Dialogue layers reveal a mix of humor and concern as a zoo visit spurs questions about feeding and care. The narrator recalls a mishap and a desire to return the bird to its rightful place while reflecting on its captivity and name lineage.
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