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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1935
Page
7
A historical plea highlights declines in tuberculosis deaths from 1912 to 1932 due to education, medical advances, and sanatoriums. The piece urges continued support and asks readers to buy Christmas seats to finance ongoing battles against the disease, stressing carelessness and the need for more facilities.
A national manufacturers association outlines relief policy arguing funds should go only when private or state resources are insufficient. It warns steady federal aid may exhaust state treasuries and borrowing, inviting broader calls for help as states grow poorer.
In this brief English lesson the reader is guided to note common misuse of words. The fragment hints at spelling and pronunciation concerns and cautions against incorrect usage.
A garbled report notes worsening conditions and confusion amid unclear events. Key names and places are unreadable, but the fragment suggests growing difficulty and escalation in a local situation.
The garbled snippet mentions Rudy Valier and a farmer named Meru Haus amid scattered phrases about a coast to coast air effort, a game by an old bake and mis, and a reflection on whether a country has been saved. Names and context are incomplete, with broken sentences and uncertain references.
Randolph Hearst in Topeka argues Landon could be nominated and elected if the Republican convention were held soon. He praises Landon on understanding key issues. Paul Block echoes the sentiment, saying Landon would win the nomination easily if the convention were tomorrow.
The passage links the cause of freedom to human destiny, asserting universal gains as it gains ground worldwide. It frames liberty as a shared objective of all who desire Kos auth.
Entertaining items recall a traffic accident near Pedant, a fatal fall at trampehire, and a bride’s wedding to Lewes C Brust. Carl Bates reports a boy treated at Frederick City Hospital after an auto collision on North Market Street. Local attorney Samuels discusses a court matter.
Me Extabrock writes from Frederick County urging readers to oppose a proposed four mile super highway between Frederick and Hagerstown. He argues federal costs and bureaucratic control would waste money, harm local roads, and deprive taxpayers of value while denying benefits to existing Route 49 communities. He predicts higher taxes and favors keeping state and local road plans instead.
1936 color combinations for passenger car license tags across states and territories as reported by the American Automobile Association. Alabama crimson on wine. California black on orange. Colorado white on blue. Delaware old gold on blue. Florida white on red. Georgia orange on dark blue. Idaho black on orange. Indiana cream on crimson. Kansas black on orange. Massachusetts on white. Michigan on blue. and various other color pairings including green tones.
A compact enumeration of color schemes paired with U S state and territory names, including international territories and colonial references. The list covers many jurisdictions with combinations such as North Carolina on Black and North Dakota on Dark Blue, plus overseas areas like Panama and the Philippine Islands.
A recipe style note presents Christmas cookies by Mrs. Alexander George with ingredients and steps. It mentions Kris Kringle toppings and notes about baking powder and salt. The text also includes a brief non related line about a non-support case and a separate sports snippet about good shots on December 17.
New York's Beaux Arts and New Masses costume balls drew thousands with starkly different themes and budgets, while Webster Hall hosted the thrifty New Masses revelers. The piece also covers a Dojo on Fifty first Street offering jiu jitsu lessons with mixed-age participants, contrasting wrestling styles, and quirky local business notes amid a city of bustling nightlife.
A garbled list of anniversaries and historic notes including births of actors and musicians such as Jan Fennell and Hector Berlioz, plus dates like 1816, 1869 and 1902. Mentions Indiana statehood, Leadville discovery, and a 1918 armistice end note, with scattered figures and places.
Fragmentary 1931 notice recounts armed convicts escaping from Leavenworth Federal Prison in Kansas and abducting the warden. It references Annie J. Cannon and Ada Comstock Radcliffe, along with mentions of George B. Fer and Frank W. Loveyent, noting birth years and affiliations. The piece also contains stray reflections on life, mind, and disposition.
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