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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1936
Page
2
The readable text hints at a community newspaper policy on public expression and notices. It references editors, authors, and potential state or authority constraints, with age and local context implied but specifics are unclear.
An old column outlines amateur weather forecasts predicting a trend toward colder and wetter winters. It notes World War II era patterns and Weather Bureau cautions, with pundits speculating on a shift from previously milder seasons. The piece toys with nature observations about a berry bush and urges readers to draw their own conclusions and prepare.
A Lancaster board letter to Philadelphia outlines Mennonites willingness to pay taxes but objections to receiving old age pensions. Citing Scripture, they argue congregations should care for their own poor, while the social security bureau notes one may refuse benefits for conscientious reasons.
Fragmentary text discusses contradictions in gym culture and memes, questioning motivation and effort. It notes some lack full engagement yet acknowledges commendable efforts and the toll of enthusiasm in honest dealing. The piece raises doubt about what truly inspires courage and meaning.
A garbled OCR fragment contains religious phrases about the coming of the Lord and admonitions to awareness. The legible parts reference God, fate, and early Christian exhortations amid unclear surrounding text. The source shows no coherent event or date.
President Henry I Stahr and Mrs Stahr of Hood College entertain guests at a college dining room dinner in honor of Dr William Ernest Hocking before his lecture at the house on Saturday evening. Also in attendance are numerous local figures and club members.
Mood College seniors were entertained Monday evening with a program including readings, impersonations, and musical interludes in a campus event hosted by faculty. Attendees included Helena Sostter and Wilkeraville, with guest speakers from local groups and students. The gathering followed a wedding announcement and featured a mix of social activities and introductions.
A complex Frederick page recalls a fatal accident when a Husky Negro worker was crushed by a 6600 pound load but survived. a double wedding in Urbane district. Hank Miller’s fireman reappointment. first snowfall of three inches. Rebecca Rudy dies at 70 from apoplexy. a countywide school extension banquet and prize tan. Claude Cuter and Marie Hemp wed quietly at the Lutheran parsonage. farmers face rising costs and road tolls.
A column notes elderly socialite dining solo in a Park Avenue hotel, a Capitol Theater appearance by Eleanor Powell, and chic London and New York scene glimpses. It details cabaret acts, doormen, and the casting chaos for Robert Edmond Jones’s Othello production with hundreds of male applicants.
A fragmented history column lists anniversaries and birthdays across years, naming John Durkee Joseph Mohr Aurien Henry Morton Ben Key and others. It notes Indiana statehood in 1816 and labor federation events in 1846, with a future-leaning horoscope and a brief history of notable figures.
A new weekly newspaper titled the Loudoun News is to be started in Leesburg Virginia. The incorporators include Silko Hall A Letsharg Ralph N Dorres of Berryine and COR Carr of Bowe Virginia. publication is set for Thursday.
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