Tuberculosis Message Urges Community Action in Wicomico
A 1925 Wicomico County notice warns of tuberculosis spread in all communities. It emphasizes regular checks, nurse visits, and clinic protection under the PG Hospital Social Service department. It stresses that control hinges on residents cooperation across races and urges vigilance in caring for the vulnerable and preventing contagion.
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Wicomico County
Social Service Department
PG. Hospital
Wicomico
Patent Office Receives Over Three Million Dollar Claims
A chaotic OCR fragment suggests concerns about diminishing invention profits and rising patent office receipts. It mentions Edison type figures, inventor counts, and large sums, but text is distorted, leaving unclear conclusions or dates.
Coffee at or near Giteos Ear Tha Fruring
Fragmentary notes describe a 1921 event with references to a steady routine, a standard, and a possible certification letter. The readable portions hint at a local meeting or notice but lack clear names, places, or outcomes.
Fragmented note on love and driving a car
A fragmented, unclear message discusses making love, testing to drive an auto, and learning from watching others. It questions what is more important than getting something and hints at many things wearing out or burning out.
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Somronm Bee
Fragmented scribbles hint at winter loafing and parade prep
The text presents garbled notes about individuals idle in winter, plans and arguments, then jumps to mentions of parachutes, trousers, and a parade or event. Names are unclear, with scattered references to locations and dates, creating a chaotic snapshot of a local scene.
Interior radio drives arrest of impostor in Ohio
The Department of Interior uses radio to aid the capture of an impostor posing as an eye specialist from the Bureau of Pensions. WHK Cleveland and WLW Cincinnati are asked to broadcast his descriptions and warnings. The scam offers spectacle sets priced at 40 dollars to pensioners at 22 dollars with claims of increasing annuity.
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Department of Interior
Ohio
WHK
Cleveland
WLW
Cincinnati
Bureau of Pensions
Late Mews Briefs Of Yesterday
Fragmented late news briefs recount Kellogg’s ambassadorship shift to secretary of state after arriving in New York from London with no disarmament plan. House votes to raise the president’s secretary salary. New York officials authorize prosecutions for forged play. Eight killed and four injured in a dynamite quarry blast near Langley Texas. Wilhe Ritela sets a world record in the Madison Square track meet. Cathedral of St John the Divine hosts fundraising for building fund. Ed Warner of Philadelphia loses to Jimmy Seandrich in a light middleweight bout. Legal action against Wood for attempting to cash a 25 000 franc check seized by authorities in Biarritz.
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Frank B Kelloggane
Great Britain
New York
London
Cooldge
House
Presdent
Kbanten
Ted
Langley
Texas
Wilhe Ritela
Madison Square
Washington Today Highlights Senate Fight Over Conference
Washington Today reports on the Senate debate over the National Date Commission and a special rule affecting the Women's Conference. House resumes work as Haugen Cooperative Marketing faces heightened scrutiny under the new procedures.
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Senate
Ard Bose Mie
Tee Womens Conferenes
Natit Dieferne
Pee E Fs
Cance
Eupeluding
Keeps Bread Fresh Gene a Switzeriaret Bar Swine Baker
A Switzeriaret bar swine baker claims a secret process keeps bread fresh for two years. He says a leaf baked sear ago remains edible and the method preserves loaf quality without spoilage.
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Switzeriaret
Public Auction Notice Under Authority Of Estate
Public auction under competent authority on the estate of Samuel Rose. Location at No Seed Street. Details reference farm content, household items, dining room pieces, pets, and household implements. Bidder obligations and terms are implied. contact for full particulars is advised.
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Samuel Rose
Ldeimmar
Shefrige
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