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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1936
Page
3
A 1936 Daily News editorial denounces Nazism Fascism and Communism as treasonous. It cites Bolshevik leaders executed as warnings that under dictatorship only one political party may survive, condemning repression and the suppression of dissent.
The article notes a rise in literacy as people read more, especially unemployed workers turning to serious books on history and economics. It suggests the economic recovery reduced urgency for study, while some deplore the shift from trade to knowledge, yet others see learning as a means to an end.
The text argues that extreme opinions cancel each other in a democracy to balance power, citing open minded citizens and the need for a strong leadership. It references General Pershing and American military history as evidence of national resolve and efficiency, contrasting with political rhetoric of the era.
Fragments describe baking steps for a dessert with mashed butter sugar and eggs. The readable phrases mention mixing yolks with milk or butter, folding into a pie shell, and baking in an oven with vague timing and ingredients. The text is garbled and partially unreadable.
The notice string mentions Laytonsville and Port Williams era names and relatives, with scattered references to a family, Mrs Samuel Pegas, Mr Ripys, and Mr Deane. It hints at a social gathering or acknowledgment with several unclear phrases and misplaced OCR fragments.
Local traders discuss strategies to raise profits as consumer demand wanes. The piece notes hope that aggressive pricing and expanded sales efforts will attract buyers and stabilize livelihoods, urging merchants to stay active and support each other in a challenging market.
Local items recap events from Frederick and nearby areas. Debates at the Pall Muhean Literary Society, readings by noted figures, and a discussion on a southern outlet. Obituaries note Joan W. Detrick and Batanm Houtzmann. A Thanksgiving wheat market, a three mile marathon, and a 1:00 handicap sprint are mentioned alongside a marriage in the city and property transfers in Urbana.
A Westminster court session on Tuesday and Wednesday reviewed trials in Montgomery County with Robert Noert seeking $3,090 against Chari W. Prettyman amid a July 4 1935 incident on a treed road near Oeceay Ile. Key witnesses included Dr HOO Laomas and attorneys from Hampstershan and Baltimore. The jury was ordered to deliberate on settlement after the adjournment. A separate case, George H W Ot vs How pel Weta and James Boghin, ended with a verdict for the defendant.
Walter Wowman of Mains Valley died after a short illness at his home near Smithsburg. He was a member of Mr Hethel church. Survived by wife, two sons, two daughters, and several relatives. Funeral services held at the church with interment at Mt Bethel Cemetery in near To.
The article explains how wages are defined under the Federal Old Age and Survivors Insurance, detailing remuneration including cash and non cash benefits, and listing exemptions such as agricultural and domestic labor. It notes that earnings from multiple employers can be credited to a single Social Security account and previews steps for workers new to employment after Jan 1 1927 to establish benefit records.
Mrs Harvey Boyes of Newark Delaware returned home after visiting her sister Mrs Charles Addison. Mr Charles Addison came back to town after several weeks in Washington DC with Mrs Wak Delaware.
A fragment outlines another installment on Dr Pithbein, an otolaryngologist, with references to a Journal of American Medical data and a focus on ear, nose, and throat topics. The readable text hints at series branding and professional credentials without full details.
Medical note explains how mucous membranes and nasal cavities are affected by infections from bacteria such as staphylococcus and streptococcus. It warns that picking the nose or squeezing pimples can worsen inflammation, possibly leading to abscesses, tissue damage, or systemic poisoning if untreated. Modern treatments, including X ray therapy, are mentioned.
A vivid diary from Nijinsky, written 1918, edited by Habina Nijinsky and published by Simon and Schuster. The memoir shows how war, asylum life, and inner turmoil shaped a genius dancer into a man who sought to bring joy through art.
A brief guide highlights common errors in English usage and pronunciation. It warns against incorrect substitutions like every one with their, and urges focus on mastering a single word daily to improve vocabulary and diction.
The piece notes a lavish New Year’s Eve gala hosted by Sam H. Harris, drawing a who’s who of Broadway from Gypsy Rota Lee to Marta Abua and Margaret Sullavan. It highlights celebrity attendees, Broadway power, and a grand party atmosphere, with mentions of music by Guy Lombardo’s orchestra and plans for stage productions.
A fragmented list of historical figures born or died across U S and world events. Notable names include Vico William Lane physician first mayor of St Louis and governor of New Mexico Territory. Ald Ann Preston Philadelphia physician and early founder of women’s medical education. Christine Ladd Franklin mathematician and psychologist. Robert W Callin Marine diver and decorated veteran. George Bieling and others with dates from the 18th to 20th centuries.
Text notes a treaty with Jugoslavia that made Fame a free city, its declaration of war on Italy, and the Locarno Pact signing in London by seven nations, with reference to January events and Italian troop actions.
A listing of notable birthdays across continents includes Dr William T. Homaday of Bramford Connecticut retired zoo director born in Platt-Merd Indiana aged 62. Gerard Swope of New York president of General Electric born in Missouri aged 60. Rev John Cantwell of Los Angeles Catholic Archbishop born in Tresand aged 62. Jefferson Caffery of Louisiana ambassador to Cuba born Lafayette aged 60. George Ciceil of San Francisco author born Mirsrurl aged 60. Leonard Keilor of Washington National Research secretary born Emporiy Kang aged 80. William Puery of Chicago dermatologist born Kentucky aged 71. Pratter Wunt journalist born Reck Island aged 41. Chyrence Vrancis of New York former head of General Foods born there aged 44. The note ends with a fictional aside cast as a social sketch about those named.
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