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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1936
Page
9
The Daily News outlines editorial standards and contact rules for submissions. It emphasizes no communication of opinions without real names and sets publication expectations for letters and notices in its pages.
Fragmentary notes discuss fish as food and a simple meal option with low cost. It mentions dumping fish into a stream, self-sustaining bogs, and the social value of fishing for entertainment in a neighborhood. It hints at early 20th century rural life and communal food ideas.
A fragmented report indicates lobby reform efforts gain Senate support but face hurdles in the House. Lawmakers debate committees and the influence of lobbying on legislation and appeals, with focus on form and effect of laws and regulatory processes.
Fragmentary OCR reads a Will Rogers line about grasshoppers in Republican territory and mentions Kansas politicians, Montana, and a garbled sequence of words. No clear event or date. only scattered names and stray phrases.
The Holy Week program at Exangeleal Lutheran Church includes confirmation for a class of thirty-four in the morning, a 7:30 p.m. cantata directed by Hemsy TL Wade, and sermons by Pastor John G. Travers on The Potter. Holy Thursday and Good Friday services feature communion and a children’s sermon, with Easter programs, choir cantatas, and The Resurrection offered by Prof. Wade.
A garbled note recalls past fires and guild actions in Frederick with mentions of a mother, an unwed mother, and the fire company. It references a 2 an Th TWENTY oyna and a complaint about age. The fragment hints at a Cran 2 event, a person named Houck, and a Danish sounding line about crowds and sales.
A Baltimore social page notes parties and club events at Hood College and local clubs. It lists residents hosting gatherings, theater plans in Baltimore, and a card party with a tea set for April 25. Western Maryland College students from Westminster return home for spring vacation and plan to resume classes after the break.
Local notes describe Washington musicians hosting an event with Harvard and Princeton connections and a Monday concert by pianist Alexander Jardine. Also listed are planning efforts for luncheons and card parties at Francis Scot Hoel on April 15 and May 13, sponsored by Mrs. John Francs. James Thomas returns from Duse University North Carolina.
Superintendent Stifer marks his 38th birthday tendered by Maurice D. P Siier. Mention of city officials and conferences in New York. Fragmentary notes on an architectural feature describing a terrace and living spaces with details of construction and materials.
George Ross reports a lively program with songs and dances in town venues. The piece mentions performances by Huatie Ledooker and an array of acts, from ghostly displays to mock Western scenes, with promotional chatter and reader reactions amid a busy entertainment scene.
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