Independent Daily News 1936 Christmas Edition Header
The Daily News issue from December 15, 1936 presents the paper’s masthead and legal notices. It emphasizes printing rights, advertising disclaimers, and ownership details, attributing the Associated Press and The Southern Printing and Manufacturing Co to the publication.
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Marylant
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Pups Race
The Dangers of Automobiles and Fatality Rates
An editorial argues automobiles pose deadly risks comparable to foreign invasion when misused. It urges stricter driver licensing and harsher police action to curb reckless driving, insisting ethical shifts and better mental fitness are needed to reduce deaths.
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Wayne Phe Welgnt
Romientart
Aon
Movin Automobile
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Tainty
Sam
United States
Prisoa
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Ayurtn
Yuletide Stock Shortages Signal Hard Christmas Ahead
A nationwide depletion of merchants' stocks ten days before Christmas shocks retailers. The sheriff notes that since 1900 it has been rare for haw retailers to stock so lightly for Yuletide trade. The trend suggests an unsettled economy and possible hardship for consumers this season.
Fragmented quotes and misprints on confidence and doubt
A jumbled compilation of opinions and aphorisms from various authors and figures about self worth, prosperity, and public behavior. The passage references James Norman Hall, Valentine Castierorae, Tom K. Smith, and others in a distorted stream of thoughts. It hints at inflationary pride and the gambler mindset during prosperous times.
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Valentine
Castierorae
Edward
Simpeon
Tom K. Emith
Amer- 3
Jean Bankers Association
Alice Longworth on the New Deal era and royal welfare
Alice Longworth comments on economic relief and political shifts during the New Deal era. She discusses workers, postwar prospects, and reactions to abdication rumors, noting public sympathy for the poor and the welfare of subjects under the crown. The piece reflects contemporary views on governance and social policy in 1936.
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Cioeland
Edward
Mork
Ivano
Potato Rolls Recipe From Mrs F C Kee
Frederick families share a recipe for potato rolls with medium potatoes mashed and mixed with butter flour eggs and dissolved yeast. Dough rises to double, sheets rolled to about one inch thick cut with a biscuit cutter folded into pocket rolls brushed with butter and baked in a very hot oven at Mrs F C Kee’s home on East Second Street.
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F.C. Kee
East Second St
Frederick items recall court, crime, fires and officials
A jumble of local items notes the December term of Circuit Court in Frederick, an attempted break in on West Patrick Street, new office awning at Court and Patrick, tax receipts totaling about 351000 for 1916, and investigations into depot shipments. Also reported: an early morning fire on the Cal Ogle farm near Creagers Town, James C Mackey a former commissioner of Thurman, and other local notices with names and places from late 1910s.
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OG. W. Stant
Patrick Street
Charles Riehl
Texa
Trewurer
Roger G. Halley
Syatriz
Aaron Randers
Department of Justice
Cal Ogle
Creagerstown
Frank M. Stevens
Daniel Putman
James C Mackey
Bran
Thurment
Ap Ha Hon
Old Lynn Povery
Thurmant
JH Sales Bohout
Neal Woods
Emmitsburg Community Notes and Local Incidents
A collage of town happenings, including family news, funerals, arrivals and movements of residents, school attendance, Red Cross enrollment, and local visits. Posts cover funerals of Mrs. Frank W. On, residents visiting Heading and Pittsburg, a Washington, DC accident involving Joseph Sversk, and Mayor William J. Staner’s return from eye surgery. Also noted are church society meetings, student attendances, and Dr L F Smith remarks on tuberculosis in Kentucky.
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Dee
Mira ‘Foggers
Cyril PB. Rotering
Carrall Sisafoove
Jeanenie Hive
Heading
Marie Fol
Pittsburg
Trinida
Charles Bo Koons
Bilva
East Main Street
Allen Gelwicks
Julia G. Baker
Foumitaeburg
American Red Cross
Roly Call
Amo
Thurmioyt
Case
Ortoctin
Nellie Miler
Gairy Miner
Virginia O Nunemaker
Raste Carty
Gloria
Prairy
Gladys Green
Gladys Miler
Virginia
Venactl
Lorraine Sthely
Betty Nunemaker
Roy Baxer
Harry Miller
Stanley Sacones
Clareence May
Charles Shook
Charles Carty
Lawrence Disus
William Sweeney
Dolly Carty
Lucy Carvaush
Anna Fraley
Betty Sitier
Gladys Sweeney
Vucs Cuss
Betty Sweeney
Dornthy May
Anna Seipler
Wiliam Shook
Marty Martin
Richart Green
Edwin Gary
Lethert Miller
Norman Stitely
James Sh —Anh
Washington, DC
Meense
Lewistown
Joseph Sversk
Walter Reed Hos Washington
Cig Uewpita
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Thurmont sewing factory opens under Julian Bernstein
Over 400 men and women have joined the sewing factory managed by Julian Bernstein. A force of workers will operate the machinery, with the plant under C. Stre Frocks and specializing in fine cotton dresses. Equipment by Singer Sewing Machine Co. Interior work complete, walls painted white, sanitary facilities installed, and the hosting plant in first class condition. Mira Ada f A. Crouse, former manager of the same building, and Mrs Mary Donees, formerly of Blue Mountain avenue, are noted in the transition.
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Julian Bernsteiy
Maachinery
Fa Dartalled
Whedl
C.stre
Singer @ewing Machine Company
Mira Ada F A. Crouse
Mary ©. Donees
Blue Mountain Avenue
Ear Infections and Early Diagnosis Aid Hearing
Health note warns early diagnosis of ear infections prevents mastoid complications and hearing loss. Regular ear checks for ill children with fever. if eardrum swelling and rising fever occur, a doctor may puncture the eardrum. Pain from earache can stem from teeth, jaw infection, or sinus inflammation. proper medical tools matter.
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Furst
Laughing Gas review by Bruce Catton
Bruce Catton praises P G Wodehouse new novel Laughing Gas Doubleday Doran as uproariously funny. A muscular British earl travels to Hollywood to rescue a cousin and ends up in the body of a famous child star, enabling sharp parodies of Hollywood and its charmers.
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Simpson
P. G. Wodehouse
Mr. Wodehouse
Doubleday Doran
Nove
The
Republic
the Empire
Wodehouse
Hollywood
Wadehouss
Thome Smith
Holywood
Holy Sywood
Buried War News Echoes From The Front
Fragmentary text reflects wartime press limits as bombs fall and civilians suffer while rulers chase crowns. The piece laments filled air with talks of kings and kingdoms while the population endures loss, fear, and hardship amid ongoing conflict.
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Logan
Kitts
Beilieh
Quirky Tales and Unexpected Deliveries Across New York
A fragmented century slice reports on oddities from New York life. A Bronx sister attempts to ship a baby, telegraph humor and clergy linked comedy feature Reverend Hal Raynor and Joe Penner, plus a tale of a minister who inspired entertainment careers in Glendora and Orange. A Hudson storage sign for husbands hints at oddities in marriage lore.
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George Ross
New York
Telegraph Office
Jack Robinson
Bronx
Deller
Hal Raynor
Glendora Episcopal Church
Glendora
Gills
Raynor
Orange
NM. J
Penner
Hollywood
California
Glendors
Ieneally
Hudson
Hubands
Rudolph Valentino
Today in History notable figures and events listed
Today in History notes births and deaths of Tedty’s Anniversarien and other figures like Edward Coles Philadelphia economist Carey and editor Frank L. Sanborn. It mentions state ratification of amendments and various historical events with dates and places alongside obscure stray text.
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Tedty
Edward Coles
Albermaine County
Titensy C Carey
Philadelphia
Frankun HB
Sanborn
Wistellc Concord
Mass
Hampton Fal
N. W
Ned
Gurtaye Fat
Albert B. Simpson
New York
Civ Progineer
Unter Blales Bureau of Mines
Horn Lake
Birthday notices of notable figures marked today
The item lists Birthday today entries for Vida D. Scudder Alice W. A. McCully Jemea L. Ryan John H. McNicholas Bilas H. Brown Edward J. Cornish Maxwelt Anderson and others, noting birthplaces ages and affiliations. It critiques social temperament and urges redirecting talent to social improvements rather than personal vanity.
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Alice W. A. McCully
State of Washington
Seattle
Jemea
Edward J. Cornich
Bom Ae Sieney
Anderam
New York
Atlantic
Duke of Atholl
Bible Thought Reads Theme of Righteousness and Temptation
Fragmentary biblical reflection echoes a call to do right by the Lord as shown by Uzeiah. The text reflects old scriptural cadence and moral instruction, though many words are garbled and names unclear.
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