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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1935
Page
5
The text appears as garbled OCR from a historic newspaper page. It notes a daily afternoon publication with printing and Associated Press involvement, referencing dispatches and a coast street location. The legibility is poor and specific names or dates are unclear.
The article charts dividend totals for November and year comparisons across steel and other sectors, noting a $5,273,018 dividend spike and contrasts with $88,485 in a prior period. It discusses tax impacts, consumer meat strikes, and the broader recovery theme tied to a presidential speech in Atlanta. It mentions November dividends by various corporations and hints at economic strain and industrial unrest surrounding New Deal policies.
Fragmentary report notes some trade activity amid unrest with references to loot and vessels. Mentions Wit and thaw wagon and Ren art in a disputed market scene. Unclear names and dates limit precise reconstruction of events or actors.
A fragmentary OCR snippet mentions times, names like Dan and Beery, and scattered phrases about Wall Street and emotions. The readable bits hint at a dated, possibly satirical or lyric context from 1935, but the garbled text provides no clear event, person, or outcome to report.
National Bank versus Guntin and Mullins in U S District Court Baltimore seeks adjudication of bankruptcy for Sherman Mut Mullins F Sprinc and Howard County. Creditors claim sums totaling $192 994 and allege all defendants insolvent. Order signed requiring show cause by December 16. Times Clark attended for veners.
Encampment members elected George Wood as warden and Horace H. Jumier warden. John Berg and Alaugh Webster served as treasurer and mars representative. Frank Les appointed as treasurer and D Fete as representative. Officers for the campment were stated for Chief practiced test.
Summary of old Frederick items: recall of past local figures and places, noting changes in business and property. Mentions include William H. Lakin, Durfee, a barber shop, the former Greenawalt drug store, and a hotel room repurposed into a restaurant as plans unfold. References to War era and local business shifts.
Mrs Howard opened a series of four lectures, discussing international affairs and contrasting conditions in England with those in the United States. She touched on Mussolini’s moves, League of Nations topics, and wartime patriotism, noting shifts in European prosperity and political leadership. The talk included references to Packard, Ramsay MacDonald, Hoare, Chamberlain, and public reception in London.
A fragmented December wrap details local activities from charity drives to school consolidations and public works. It notes Braddock Heights, Catoctin traces, and plans for new school construction while listing officers, weddings, and appointments. The piece mentions a Christmas bazaar, public libraries, and WPA funding, with references to West Point and Annapolis appointments.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Evastown MP church met December 3 at the Community Hall. One member and fifteen quators attended. President Miss Maas Ameid presided. Opening hymn was O Little Town of Bethlehem, with prayer by Miss Amich migins. Christmas program and Mizpah benediction followed. Rehearsal plans discussed. election of officers to be held at Gordon 21.
OCR fragment lacks coherent facts or identifiable persons or organizations. Contains scattered words about Bible and calendar terms. cannot determine event, place, date, or outcome from readable text.
A column debunks dietary faddism arguing that certain food mixes are dangerous. It asserts there are few pure proteins and emphasizes the body maintains a steady internal balance. misbeliefs about acid reactions and food combinations are challenged.
A reader asks whether combining vaccines against smallpox and typhoid is harmful or pointless. The piece notes uncertainty about differences in effectiveness and whether both could be administered together without issue.
The article explains how digestion produces acids or base substances and how certain foods like yolks fish and vegetables influence acid production in the body. It notes that excess acid can burden the kidneys and that illness can impair dietary choices. It also briefly suggests seasonings such as parsley chives and kelp for soups.
A collage of 1930s showbiz notes recounts Jack Kuslend’s risky stage venture Tobacco Road and its modest returns, Beatrice Lillie’s New York club moment, shipboard dining rituals, and a panorama of film titles. It references the S. S. Dixie revival, Oscar at the Rainbow Room, and a quirky trend of raffling luxury prizes at Stork Club and El Morocco. It also mentions New York farms, journalism associations, and requests for steam heated press boxes at Polo Grounds.
A compact retrospective notes historic anniversaries and birthdays including figures such as Merete 918 Announcer, Wiley Pest, Bartlesville events, journalist Bren from New York, and novelist Willa Cather born in Brooklyn. It mentions Queen of Seca and New Jersey roots amid scattered references to public figures and dates.
A fragmentary local passage contrasts caring acts and mutual aid with unfair behavior causing trouble. It references social dynamics, warnings against selfish conduct, and mentions a figure SAL CRROW in the context of community concerns.
Dr. Ramund B Day of Rocke felier Foundation acted econcamat mm at Manchester NS H 32 years ago today.
A fragment notes that contemporary mud is penetry concentrated and ambitious with enterprising disposition. It mentions progressive subjects likely to be pursued with enthusiasm and potential for notable early success, though later results may be less satisfactory.
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