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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1936
Page
5
The Daily News states copyright and editorial policy for crediting sources and protecting reputations. It warns against publishing errors or misattribution and notes that communications may be edited or omitted if not suitable for print.
A jubilant reminiscence from Manchester New Hampshire on wheelbarrows powering home tasks in past times, praising self reliance. It contrasts with later typhoid inoculation gains and cites army illness records to urge public protection.
A Portland Ore observation condemns parents who lie about their child's age and keep misdelivered packages. The piece blames mothers who shield deceitful acts and fathers who boast of men to a cafe, urging better standards for raising children.
A letters page expresses concerns from four Frederick County school patrons about consolidation. They argue bus routes are onerous with long trips, and criticise the school board and district leadership for actions they deem improper. The missives reveal frustration over policy, timing, and student transport.
A 1938 syndicated column laments forgetting war heroes like Eddie Rickenbacker and praises public recognition. The author urges Americans to remember heroes, shop early for Christmas, and refrain from blaming Congress while supporting a national Heroes Week.
In Frederick County during 1923 many one room schools remain, and parents report the school board laughed at requests to curb consolidation. The letter urges action to protect rural schooling and notes Mrs Davis and others provide details upon request or at the superintendent's office in Adamstown.
Local items from The News columns dated April 5, 1857 note the C and O Canal’s status, a reference to Governor Garretson, and a list of names including Eugene L Remsburg of Middletown named as ruler in Fazellessee, North Carolina.
Today in History lists notable events and births from past centuries with mixed, unclear details. Entries mention figures such as William Wadsworth Ellery Channing Rufus Putnam and others, alongside dated milestones like the first Portland city election and early television demos. Several lines are garbled with misspellings and incomplete dates.
Fragmentary text notes Ponys, present day rooms designed as barrooms or cardrooms for two suits, not playrooms for men and women. Mentions Robert H. Jamon and a football coach from the University of Michigan, with garbled phrases about peacemaking efforts and municipal figures, suggesting a debate on civic spaces and resources.
Garden on a Budget introduces growing dahlias as a centerpiece for fragrance and color. Dr. C H Connors notes dahlias vary in form and color, suitable for borders or beds, with guidance on planting, spacing, staking, and pruning to maximize blooms and garden impact.
Health officials stress fish as a valuable vitamin and protein source. They note fish flesh provides thiamin and A, while fish livers offer abundant vitamin D. The assertion appears in a public health association report summarized by Dr. Morris Fishbein.
A historic health Q and A fragment asks if someone does not recover from a lobotomy within a year and a half and what can be done. It notes removal of operation does not restore function and excess function causes symptoms of voidism. It suggests a doctor can determine extent and prescribe treatment after proper examination.
Fragmented text notes halibut roe and minerals in various fish and shellfish. It mentions U.S. coast coverage from the Pacific and Atlantic, with references to Maine Massachusetts and French, Portuguese production and smoked foods. A Sunday School sentencing item from Cadiz April 7 reports a probate judge requiring a Bronx student to attend church for six months with parents.
New York April 7 George Ross reports a clash dubbed the Song War among Warner Brothers ASAP and ASCAP. Warner claims royalties and control over tunes used by networks, publishers, and film, pushing for payments and licensing. The battle spans networks, publishing arms, and studios with fights over payments and access.
Miss Mayr receives a birthday surprise at Union Bridge with local guests. Families and residents including the Ser, Besse, Miter, and Wel, Pa seney clans relocate or visit farms near town. Thelma Sneader and cousin Phi TELon attend. Alan Grmen hospitalized in Baltimore after surgery. Oscar Strawsourg relocates to Benedam Street property. Ecser Hartsoes moves to Roop property. Mrs Henry Reterser and daughter Elizabeth visit Pennsylvania relatives. Mrs T H Lets hospitalized in Baltimore then shows similar condition. Rev BE W Culp hosts Ladies Aid at Johnsville Methodist Episcopal church.
Fragmentary OCR cites sayings on pride and seeking truth attributed to Sorace Mann, with garbled phrases about scribes robes and greatness. The text appears as a muddled quotation collection lacking coherent narrative or verifiable context.
Name fragments summarize neighbors and visitors. Vera Wa iCuip and Ira Strausburx are mentioned with others like Mr and Mrs Merhi Crumbacker and Mrs Ein Hoover. Portland Cement plant resumes operation and farm moves near imay on Tuesday.
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