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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1931
Page
4
The article discusses public calm during a local emergency, urging restraint on gossip and unfounded rumors. It emphasizes agriculture and banking as foundations, calls for common sense, and notes historical resilience of Broderick county.
Mr Rogers outlines his stance on taxation of large corporations in a public statement. He argues for targeted taxes on major enterprises to fund public services and reduce income inequality.
Fragmentary OCR paragraph mentions General James and Katherine Sellers, a Cologne court, and Germany. It references a claim about a drug phrase and comments on opinions being worthless, with names Mabel W ar Whitebrandt appearing amid garbled text.
A verse reflecting on war across ages from spears to guns, praising luck as a decisive factor in modern conflict. The author contrasts early fighters with contemporary weaponry and notes how chance influences outcomes, alongside mentions of Maryland motifs and a poem-like lyric.
Twenty years ago today local items note taxes paid to Cats A McCaffrey and a large sum due the farmer for a farm federation. witnesses and names like Roeer B Bare appear, with terse references to persons and places in a fragmented report.
Fragmented text references a work titled Turnabout published by Double Dar and mentions Texas Rangers and old-time wrestlers. It hints at a crime or mystery context with references to murders and a law-abiding theme, set against a rugged era backdrop.
The item references Sen Ye rare son of Dr E P Bivcsoe joining the Sormng State dos and Bledsse captaincy of Washout pon and Lee varsity. It notes a scrimage and a $1 De gift by Peaches talent Frendship High school on Thursday October B at 6. Moray hosts a dramatic reaction event with supper guests of Mrs Porter in Ashburn. Charles F Baile, ex-president of the Maryland State Becks em Associaion, was tempted to Mercy hospital.
Detour Detour notes social visits as Gusts visit Mr Diller’s home in Keraville and others spend Sunday with relatives. Among those mentioned are Coral Diller Fred Mondson Abs Rowan Ero Roce and Ms Abs E Lee Erb. Several households including Mr and Mrs Mele Whide Frederick and Mr and Mrs Glemm Hawk host or spend Sunday with neighbors and relatives.
A study discusses self-dosing habits for ailments like coughs colds and stomach trouble. It notes widespread use of various remedies and cathartics, with percentages of respondents using items for headaches menstruation hay fever sleep nervousness and heart-related issues. The report warns of risks from self-treatment and emphasizes hygiene.
Social updates report Mrs Susan Gray returning from Washington DC area visits with the Gray family. Mrs Mary Bowers also returns from Washington DC after a 26 day stay near the Fr City Hes. Mt Pleasant Woman's Club meeting led by Mrs Edward McDevitt with 13 members and 2 visitors attending. A community note notes more American leather exports to the United Kingdom surpassing other markets.
Government warns circulators of false rumors amid public chatter. Officials urge careful sourcing and accountability to curb misinformation spreading in communities.
A disjointed reminiscence from a New York editor recalling the Radio World’s Fair and the era’s press culture. He notes the rush of deadlines, the late nights, and the shift from typewriters to modern machinery. Colleague James FW and NEA/Service manager Dean are mentioned along with Maurice Her and Steve Hannagan in a collage of industry names and scenes.
The fragment notes a daily English lesson titled Daily Lesson In English with unclear context S82 appears as the page marker or code. No persons or organizations are clearly identified. The readable text provides limited information about content or source.
A collage of historical events and birthdays. Notable figures include Richard Sheridan born in 1751 and John W. Porney prominent Philadelphia publisher. Also lists the Sixth Continental Congress in 1774 and Yorktown siege start in 1781. Several readers’ birthdays labeled with ages. Horoscope hints conclude the page.
Fragmentary quotation attributed to Sir Vane. Text references prayer and repentance, with archaic phrasing and religious exhortation. No clear event, date, or location provided in the readable portion.
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