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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1935
Page
9
A garbled newspaper page fragment introduces the Daily News as an independent publication with reference to other papers and printing concerns. It mentions Frederick, Marsland, and the Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Co in a stylized masthead.
A fragmented OCR piece hints at a grand but garbled tale of a newspaper genius, archival rescues, bankrupt plans, and a fading era. Names, dates, and places are obscured, leaving a cryptic portrait of a press figure and a shifting publication legacy.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss crop yields and prices with scattered figures. Mentions producers evaluating smaller harvests and market responses, plus notes on quality and shipping concerns. No clear names, dates, or organizations are legible in the readable text.
Fragmentary note records a game or score where both sides are identified as Bogees, with unclear context and a remark directed to Es in the last line. readable portions hint at a score or exchange but lack full names, places, or dates for precise reporting.
A letter from D. T. Dutrou in Frederick Maryland argues that amendments threaten the rights of retailers and farmers. The missive contends that business restrictions harm wholesalers and small operators, urging opposition to broader regulatory measures.
A fragmented clipping from Frederick notes past dates and events with scattered names and phrases. The readable portion hints at retrospective items from decades past and mentions troopers in Texas among other unclear references.
The piece discusses whether the New Deal is constitutional and questions Congress involvement. It highlights economic distress with rising food costs, business slump, and the struggling “Forgotten Man.” It references Huey Long and Townsend plans, demagogues, and calls for action against fascism while suggesting reform or litigation as remedies.
A fragmented critique of a book about Videcq the detective era. It praises the author’s narrative and notes the American publication of a translated and edited edition by Edwin Gile Rich while recounting the detective’s daring escapes and roguery.
When the doctor comes to see you for pain or ache the article urges attention to health. It emphasizes practical guidance on work and study routines for better well being and self care.
Mrs Alexander George presents a Menno Bee Easter menu card with baked ham as the centerpiece and Neapolitan dessert options. The spread includes water, fruit jellied mint salads and chopped vegetables prepared in small portions, all described in a compact period tone.
Today in history notes run through events from 1838 to 1928 including Lincoln's last public address the fall of the Sereno Goia ch overthrow and the Turkish National Assembly. The piece mentions Edward En Dred Fedz and a musical Rose of Washington Square with notes on gangsters and partnerships.
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