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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1936
Page
2
A young mother named Hilda Glen was charged with murder after confessing to killing her daughter Beate Mash. The body was found at a grave near the cottage. authorities said the motive involved money and clothing, and the mother admitted to the act.
A dense discussion on tuberculosis effects described as mental deterioration. It links bodily infection to changes in temperament and personality, noting patients may become cynical or harsh. The piece surveys observed behavior, argues for physiological causes, and cites evolving views on how TB shapes mental state and social life.
The Church of the Brethren presents a biblical drama titled To Be Given In Churel set in ancient Judea with Prince Stephen and his court. The cast includes Margaret More gan Tabitha Hila beth Wolfe Rebecca Mildred Crit and Albert Robertson among others. Mrs rememted Ho Dothue directs. The play opens at 8 o clock with Miss Margaret Albaugh co starring.
The Conservation Commission outlines plans to stock bob white quail in the county to boost game, with tributary details on habitat, timing, and responsibilities for sportsmen. Officials note winter weather has impacted prior populations and outline steps to rehabilitate aquatic and upland habitats for future stocking and spring hunting.
Water accumulating four feet deep has filled the Myersville reservoir as the TVA turned the water on twice. Repairs followed the leaks near the W pass and a one hundred gallon overflow was noted. Local officials and residents reported the issue while official observers documented the flow and containment efforts.
A county group plans a meeting at the YOM COA on Wednesday at 2 o clock to discuss an inspection of the transport amid the county corporation. Shoemaker will attend with district officials and inspectors likely to be present. meeting notes mention prep and potential appointments.
Fragmentary OCR describes attempts at fishing and pond work near a pioneer site, mentioning a first pond near Poke Wes and references to local labor, assets, and a bid for a project. The text is garbled but centers on early pond construction and community activity.
A large county livestock show wrapped with classes for tale Jian and mares of various ages plus five group chisses. A nationally known judge will preside as entries close with farmers urged to exhibit. Dean Medford notes strong interest and time remains for breeders to enter.
The fragment hints at fashion items like windmill hats and ribbed fabrics from a bygone era. It mentions crowns, velvet, and colored dress, with scattered references to regions and names, presenting a fragmented peek at seasonal style and trade chatter.
Fragmentary OCR yields few readable facts. Mentions PUPA Bae Bwea and Eben Ve with unclear context. No dates or locations are discernible.
New York August reports health experts caution on fall beauty trends that mimic sun exposure without sun risks. Articles discuss oils, vitamins, and cosmetics claiming to preserve tan while counteracting aging. Cited methods include facial oils, non-sunburn tints, and brow/eye shaping with waxes, powders, and lip color to achieve a sun-kissed appearance.
Aug 2S-Miro and Mra Clarence Dorsey of Dowmingstoan Pa spent a night at the Dorsey home near Woodsboro and attended events with the Wiley and Dougherty families. Mentions of Mt Tabor Park amateur contest with cash prizes and visits by John Miles to Detour and nearby areas are noted along with several local social greetings and improvements in Mrs Dougherty.
The will of Mrs Cora Ler of 45 Fifth Avenue Briansadck has been probated and recorded in the Office of the Register of Wills. Trustees of Old Marborne Episcopal Cemetery at Martinaburg WV are bequeathed $25 for upkeep of her parents. A sister is left $4 and a cousin list includes nine people. The estate is valued and the will provisions specify executors and dates.
On the first day of a Cumberland strike, estimates vary about workers involved. EOS Burke, the president, calls it a small number not reporting for work, while Soha Cha of the Unie dubbes notes many workers have joined, signaling potential disorder and broader labor action.
Fragmentary OCR reveals a discussion of extending a German training period by one year. The garbled text mentions naval or military themes, notes about ships, and various indecipherable phrases. No clear names or dates emerge to identify a definite event or actors.
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