Fragmented dialogue snippets and domestic banter show in a garbled column
A jumble of quoted lines and conversations mentions political figures and social scenes. Characters discuss jobs, marriage, baseball, and daily life in a clipped, cartoonish style with many unclear names and misprinted phrases. The piece reads as a collage of overheard exchanges.
Local Notes and Moves Spark Community Updates
Roving reports from Lewistown to Hagerstown recount a patient in a school medical removal for tonsils, while M Baker of Chambersburg relocates his family and goods to Hagerstown. Invited guests visit Howard St Methodist. Ernest Zimmerman notes potatoes yield in his patch. Joe Walling III travels from Frederick to Baltimore after months on horseback.
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Plant Operations and Rally Day at Local Churches
Th King leased the Hancock evaporating plant and mobilized workers for near term operations. Rally Day will be observed by Apiacopalian and Presbyterian Sunday Schools of Harrack Bundas on Oct 1. Fall planting bulbs now in stock include Paper White narcissus, Freesia, Hyacinths, and deep red crocus varieties. Old Ernst We Muriel shows deeply rooted items with multiple bulb varieties.
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Paramount Star Kathryn Williams Signs Long Term Contract
Paramount star Kathryn Williams signs a long term contract for Morisco-Patlas Dictnres of the Taramoant program. She is described as one of Ker eenland's most talented and popular stars with countryside appeal. Her career spans seven years since early silent drama schooling with D. W. Griffith era colleagues.
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Kathryn Willams
Tim Stay
Kereenland
Miss Willams
Mary Vestrd
Arthur Johnnen
Tenry Walthal
Marshall Stroh Accepting on the Tar Stard True Americanism
Speech at his nomination home in Indiana rails against tariff and protection. He argues for American goods, warns of democratic shifts, and defends the President’s focus on words over war. Opposes German sympathy and defends national unity amid wartime tensions.
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Miss Daisy Lindsay Hosts Lawn Party at Mancork
Miss Daisy Lindsay held a lawn gathering at her Mancork home with games and late refreshments. Miss Bertha Rhodes organized a surprise party at the Monterey Hotel attended by many friends, ending a lively evening of socializing.
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Daisy Lindsay
Mancork
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Otel
Bertha Rhodes
Musses
Neing
Weight Lifting Exhibition At Academy
Lifting display led by Trobert R B Snyder Jr last night at the Academy with a 101b class ring act and planned later show at Aoonshore. Separate note reports fishing catches in Potomac by Meltell and son totaling two 10 pound catfish, several pounds of carp, and a bigger catfish loss. A sausage eating bet in Sharon Pa and a planned fist demonstration at Staunton Inn are also mentioned.
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Unclear Injury Report From Auto Crash Incident
An unclear OCR fragment describes a woman thrown from an automobile while accompanying her husband. She was injured and is improving at home in an unspecified locale. The text is fragmented and lacks precise names, dates, or places for a fuller report.
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Po. Stigers
Striking Fragments of a Jammed Evening Speech
A garbled row of remarks contrasts with warnings about time wasted, power from knowledge, and caution against assumed balance. It hints at social tensions as speakers and listeners drift through scattered, incomplete thoughts about confidence and judgment.
Farvter Glad He Didn’t Use Eggs for Erin
Engst Greenville Pa Sept 15 Gen Zingler had bizarre snake encounters while plowing. He killed two five foot long snakes and a six foot whopper into the path. He then found eggs that hatched into young snakes, nearly causing alarm before he realized the eggs contained serpents.
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