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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1936
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text from a Te Neas Poar era edition mentions Associated Press and Atlantic communications entities. Content is unclear with numerous garbles but signals a newspaper listing or business note citing press associations and regional notices.
The piece pieces together reader complaints about bad roads and car wear from rain and rough surfaces. It also discusses Henry L. Stimson seeking a voyage from New York to Scotland, and a general tone about politics filtering into daily reading as a volunteer works through three newspaper columns.
Fragmentary religious excerpt urges believers to pursue peace with all men and holiness. The text contains garbled phrases and misspellings, making full sense unclear while preserving the core motif of spiritual conduct and reverence.
A fragmented notice mentions fee or tax related terms with initials and names including Sai. The readable portion hints at a financial or legal matter linked to fees or assessments and associated parties with possible regional identifiers. The article fragment provides limited context for precise action or outcome.
Dish recipe text with unclear names and measurements. Mentions sugar water milk and butter components, mixing steps, and bake instructions. Includes scattered quantities and terms in inconsistent spellings, suggesting a historical OCR fragment from a culinary page.
Alice Longworth discusses energy issues and political views in a lengthy unidentified speech. The piece mentions a Senate debate, domestic policy questions, and energy as a central theme, with references to specific figures and places in a period voice.
A garbled column recalls a Frederick city scene from twenty years past with scattered names and gossip. The readable bits mention a surveyor and local figures, mixing with sketches of daily life and odd phrases.
A traffic crash near Cats Cats involved a Nas Utoan on a bike and left Officer G Laul injured, soon home after treatment. Reports mention a pension official from Major Ly Jon Mareey being named as finance adviser at Fyerial court, with other named individuals connected to the accident and aftermath.
Readers confront a sprawling, garbled summary of political disputes and social unrest. The manuscript references Russia, wartime pressures, and accusations of machinations. It notes property seizures, labor strife, and communal tensions across regions amid wartime exigencies.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses human and natural resources, education, and political theories with multiple garbled phrases. Distinct names or places are largely unreadable, making concrete events or identities difficult to extract.
The readable fragments refer to residents Boon Stocks Adame Lown Rob Sticks and their families, including Mrs and Mr Arti Brown with children Polly Winn Alewuiagia and others, plus mentions of S4irks Sereve and Ghali Mit Cuaries Colbert Mia and Rage Sratex near Pont of Rocks and Way.
A jumble of social happenings and visits is reported from Windsor New Windsor. Miss Mary Pacter Ralttininee hosted relatives at her home. Roop and family visited Gettyedi Pra ts. Newcomer battened with relatives in Tanel. Mrs Waters Gety hosted guests. visits from Frederick and Mrs Frey Welm. Miss Bete Jane Roop spent a weekend in Union Bridee. Rodger Russell and Lawrence Russell with their mother Mrs ose Russell visited from New Jersey. Mrs Charlotte Royer recovering after surgery in Baltimore. Mrs Preston Rinom visited by daughter. the BOP Shriver Canning Company began canning corn. Rev. Mr Martin at Westminster Episcopal church hosted at the Dalman Inn. Rev. Denton and family on vacation. Prof William Kinsey hosted guests from Johnstown. Miss Sarah Taille visiting her aunt Mrs Direw. Divvil Geiman and wife attended the Perry reunion. Granvule and Beatrice Rivier from Baltimore visited their mother Mrs Lthel Bester.
The page lists many neighbors from Cloectisville and Collectedville visiting relatives and friends. Notes mention Mrs Aai Bowers and Mrs H. W. Mrealey, Wilke family, Mrs Eythe Moviey, Mr and Mrs Albert Warr, and others traveling or staying with kin. Several names appear with descriptions of spending time at homes and local places, including Patern Shore and Fred Lowe.
A rambling panorama of theater folk, stars, and city chatter. Patti-sources cite Conn and Hack, Ada and D’Oyly Carte crew, Mrs Ada’s long loyalty, and Frohman’s enduring influence as he aids Actors Fund charity for aging stage legends.
Today in history notes a series of anniversaries including Allin Pinkerton born in Glasgow and died Chicago July 1 1684. Gardner Hubbard born in Ror fen died Washington December 2 1897. Bushrod W. James Philadelphia physician and educator born in Philadelphia died 1902. Other names include Mahanv, Filgar Woodynr, and Witam Cooper Procter with various birthplaces and death dates.
Fragmented text mentions a party in Philadelphia and education, abolition of employment, and mine safety. Notes a Baltimore and Washington Railroad opening in 1918 and labor shortages affecting war programs. Also lists 1933 German political repression and various birth anniversaries, with scattered dates and locations. Incomplete items include references to Yale or New York figures and poetic prose about virtue and governance.
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