Eastern Shore Produce Inspections Expand Across Maryland
About 700 cars of Eastern Shore produce have been inspected over two and a half months under Maryland State Markets and U S Department of Agriculture supervision. Shipping points in Easton Beecock New Windsor and nearby areas have processed strawberries peaches potatoes cucumbers and tomatoes, with quality certificates issued to accompany shipments and assurance of market value for buyers. Inspections show improving quality and provide grading standards for growers shippers and buyers.
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West Virginia Beaker Held For Hage Freed
West Virginia detective reports a suspect arrested on a charge related to a bank embezzlement case in Ang 12-14. The man identified as Joseph Wan admitted involvement after questioning and provided inconsistent early statements before confirming his identity. Police allege connections to a broader ring involving money transfers and related crimes.
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Wales
Irate woman sentenced for throwing bucket of lye
A court records an irate woman being sentenced after she threw a bucket of lye on four people. The incident involved a church setting and was described with emphasis on the assailant's anger and the victims' exposure.
Weavell Nas Asandstr Demonstration Featured at Guabs Nash
A garbled report hints at a first demonstration by a group or entity named Gurbs Nas Asandstr at Guabs Nash Meter Company. The text suggests attendance by crowds and mentions a new creation well received with emphasis on a recent event or exhibit.
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Atenance
Tesla
Shenandoah Will Ge Te Virginia Capes For Fealing Tests
Fragmented OCR notes describe Shenandoah plans to face Virginia in testing events. The text references tests, staff, and location cues, with unclear phrasing and several garbled names.
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Shenandoah
Virginia Capes
Parson’s Poor Writers—A Fragment From a Forgotten Page
A short fragment discusses legal wording and a debate over rights and duties in a parson’s writings. The incomplete text hints at law, faith, and accountability within a church context, leaving interpretation uncertain.
Hoot House For Tea Opens In City
Fragmentary OCR text shows a local notice about a venue named Hoot House offering tea. No clear dates, people, or organizations are readable. Further readable details are unreadable or corrupted.
Chickens to be certified under new Maryland program
Cooperative Extension official T Bo Symons announces a Maryland policy certifying poultry to improve hatching egg quality and breeding stock. The program, backed by the Maryland Poultry Association and University of Maryland, sets standards for vigor health and breeding. Also included is a police update from Colorado Springs about a possible suspect Everett Adams and a Garden City youth identity issue.
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Cooperative Extension Wok
University of Maryland
Sheri Brown
Garden City
Jordan
Ward
Colorado Springs
Everett Adams
Wimington
Colorado City
Garden Day
Clawson
Kansas Youth Kills Man Who Gave Him Ride
A Kansas youth killed a man who gave him a ride near Jefferson City. Investigators said the youth confessed and led officers to the scene where the man was found. Details remained unclear as the case moved to court.
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Kansas
Jefferson City
Jordan
Calfornia
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U. S. Refuses Belgian War Debt Proposals
Washington to day the United States rejected Belgium’s first proposal for war debt settlement. The commissions said they would press ahead to find a basis for refunding the Belgian debts. Both sides indicated the initial offer would not end discussions and that Britain’s similar proposal had also been found unworkable. Belgium might seek a pause on principal and interest and separate talks for war and postwar debts.
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Belgium
United States
Great Britain
Washington Monument to get new fast elevator upgrade
Speeds of the proposed elevator reach 2350 feet per minute replacing the current system. The shaft height is stated as Att feet, with the new lift promising faster transit for visitors.
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Washington Monument
Directional flight report from German scientist raid
A fragment reports pilots flying low and timing speeds above 35 miles per hour. It mentions a German scientist connected to genetic work and a wipe plane, with claims of birds being faster. The readable pieces are uncertain and incomplete.
Fragmentary Athens Name Suggests Athenian Title
Incomplete OCR notes hint at a historical reference to Athens and an Athenian title or crown, but text remains unreadable in parts. The fragment mentions Ly and a favored figure linked to the city, leaving the precise identity unclear.
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Athens
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