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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1936
Page
2
A garbled OCR fragment mentions dates and names with unclear context. It lists partial terms about events and times but provides no coherent facts or identifiable entities. The piece reads like stray notes or placeholder text rather than a complete report.
An old newspaper page presents a collage of Toyland reveries urging children to explore imagination, followed by commentary on constitutional changes shifting presidential terms to January 20 and the ceremonial outdoors. It also laments Spain's war damage to Madrid, questions future courts of law over violence, and critiques college student behavior and religious instruction.
Recipes furnished through courtesy of residence, sour milk tea cakes include sugar butter egg cream and flour with baking powder soda and vanilla. Mrs Charles W Lourh of Upper College Terrace shares the instructions and pan-baking guidance for a simple sour milk cake mix.
A cooking note describes boiling macaroni until tender, draining, and arranging on a hot platter. It calls for grated American cheese Worcestershire sauce and chili sauce sprinkled over, then hot melted butter poured over and mixed until creamy. Serve immediately on hot plates. Mira, Charles W. Lough, Upper Calloge Tettocr.
Alice Longworth comments on Roosevelt abroad and Garner vowing to back Sam Rayburn as House leader. The piece notes party strains and questions how Roosevelt will handle the split when he returns. It mocks him with fishing gear advice and hints at Texas politics and leadership jockeying within the Democratic Party.
A fragmentary letter or satirical note laments world affairs and warns of an impending war if ongoing clashes persist. The author, N. A Lufburrow, imagines rapid societal decline and urges calmer behavior to avert disaster.
Local items from The News recount a tanner y fire in Manitance Town, likely incendiary. Morris Horine of Wurkittsville nearly killed by an overcharged gun mishap. relics owned by J Paleeger in Wellsville include an 1800 Ulster County Gazette copy. Notes cover Mary and Ame considering a water meter purchase, price drops in leather goods, a keyser horse injury, and Charles A. Ogle advancing to a bank position. The honor system is tried at old college with exam recalls via telegraph wires.
Readable fragments show holiday decorating plans for streets and shops, with Moe banks paying Christmas savings checks. County officials push new fiscal agendas, with Education Board and Welfare Board seeking larger appropriations. Local clergy and groups promote community programs, while social security and unemployment legislation loom ahead. Nearby notes cover civic events, church services, and public notices amid a flood of community life and unsettled budgets.
Heffner released on promise to comply with a court order to pay fifteen dollars per month alimony to his former wife Staley Gi Heuer of near Burkittaville had been jailed sixty six days for contempt of court over alimony payments. Associate Judge Arthur D Willard heard the case and Heffner agreed to comply. Robert C Clapp was his attorney.
Mrs Muirlan Iouse of Broad Run hosts a bridge party at Walnut Grove this evening at 8 o clock in honor of Mrs Clark Smith of Burkittsvie. Guests are invited from Mercersburg Washington Frederick and Middletown to attend.
A social security explainer notes that marriage does not affect a woman’s benefits if she has worked enough. If both spouses meet five years of covered work and wage thresholds, both can receive old-age retirement benefits. Benefits begin at age 65 for the woman, or earlier in certain scenarios, with requirements including earning $2000 in wages in five calendar years. The act allows a husband and wife to collect if eligible, regardless of marital status.
Your Health column discusses conservative home care for colds, stressing bed rest when fevered, moderated remWilson remedies, and cautious use of aspirin. It notes risks of secondary infections from neglect and suggests balancing fluids, diet, and gentle therapies. warns against excessive vitamin usage and emphasizes comforting nasal treatments and throat soothing measures.
The post office aimed to finish receipt of forms today to avoid delaying Christmas mail. Many WPA laborers sent in late, leaving 2,086 forms typed by Friday evening and about 1,900 more submitted Friday. Errors are corrected by returning forms to workers, with the error rate rising. Approximately 6,900 forms are expected from all employees, though some arrive late. As forms are completed, data is sent to Social Security Headquarters in Baltimore and account numbers mailed to workers.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a 15 cent gap between workingman and tramp, attributed to Carlos Talley a former university professor. It references strangers watching a mare and a cosmos of obscure names and symbols, with unclear context and place.
The piece contrasts Mrs. Marjorie Post Hutton Davies, wife of Joseph Davies and famed New York society figure, with her philanthropic work in Hell's Kitchen. It notes her annual charity party for 280 children, potential absence next year due to migration to Moscow, and her belief in social responsibility. It also recalls 1890s gala catering excesses and figures like Diamond Jim Brady as context for obsolete opulence.
A muddled history column lists anniversaries and birthdays with many errors and unclear names. Notable items mention Maria Van Buren and Joseph Pilsudski among others, with dates and deaths loosely rendered. The piece shifts to remarks on the day’s significance, including political notes and a scattered birth list, ending with jumbled commentary.
Palestine Encampment No. 10 I 1 O elected its officers for the new term at Friday eveing session led by Chief Patriarch Horace H C Albaugh. High Priest George A Webster Senior Warden Robert A Bennett Junior Warden Philip Seeger scribe Jacob L Engle treasurer Franklin N Shipley marshal George W Perry representative to Grand Encampment John J Feaga. The chief patriarch D Eluoxi Remaberg presided.
One of the league's top defenders joined the Frederick Roccer Club, powered by Donald ie, to face Walkersville in the second ME Championship at Frederick High School Meld, with James Gunday involved in the event.
A young entrant named Miss Coit daughter of Fidel Barrys mace competes in the community pageant. The event honors Mrs Martha Comes Muamiter of Tee ard 3 Chive Ho Contes with proceeds supporting the Vi gators rear Protection program.
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