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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1936
Page
4
Fragmentary sentence attributes soil conservation as a defense of the nation. Mentions Henry A Wattace in connection with agricultural policy. text is garbled and lacks clear events, dates, or organizations to confirm specifics.
Pleas ent Wall details moveins and visits including Tiamat Walk Der 22M Dean Warrenttels new house end of Weet Main Street Charles FP Smith moves Laurel peel Mr John Green of Wolfryne visits by car Ray BShroyer and family Charles Minsterdey visit in the home at Ot Jacob Flook Sunday. Local hunters report activity and a chicken hawk sighting near Weeder of Sisype Prland Cum.
Fragmented overheard notes quote Alice Longworth and others debating the New Deal. Critics argue government control stifles business while supporters urge permanent crop and industrial cooperation measures. The piece touches on Secretary Wallace and Roosevelt and criticizes reliance on government policy.
Mount Airy resident Mo Airy was elected president of the Carroll County Magistrate’s Association at a December meeting in Westminster. Other officers named include Sherman E. Planagan as vice president and J Albert Mitten as secretary, with Rak Coe serving as treasurer. Budgets and bylaws will be presented for adoption at the next meeting on January 6 in Westminster.
Tragdagville services present a special Christmas observance titled Star In the East to be prepared by the Sunday Bible and Reformed church of Vengaville. It will be rendered on 23 730 Christmas Eve. An offering will be taken for the Hofman Orpheum children at Littertenn Pa. The children of the choir receive their usual Christmas recitation. The ushers by seats are pre printers decorated for the service.
Frederick today recalls past events with notices of an attempted $35,000 theft to fund an iron Potomac bridge, a fatal accident near Gattersburg, and local deaths and prison details from 20 years prior. Sheriff Roderick prepares for Christmas with prisoners still at home, health notes mark no pneumonia, and a bicycle accident narrowly misses serious harm. Major Wehard Murdoch, 23, cited as a Civil War officer, and other local obituaries or notes are listed among the era’s recollections.
The Middletown Women’s Club held its annual Christmas party at Mrs Eduard Moiter’s home with 26 members and 3 guests. A brief business session introduced the major project Home Furnishings for Better Living and a small project Home Ground Improvements, with a committee named and a varied program presented by members.
A damaged OCR summary of a charitable donation list shows Mr and Mrs Sleary Wade and others contributing amounts such as 800 and 600 dollars toward the Salvation Army building fund. Various names including Mr and Mrs Charles C Oarty, Mrs Eduard D. Greve, and Catherine Wiehelberper appear with listed sums totaling around 809 dollars. The fragment references a report of gifts and donors connected to a Salvation Army project.
Ruth Virginia Watkins seeks an absolute divorce from William Dorsey Watkins in Rockville Circuit Court. Louis Randolph Violette also petitions for divorce from Dowdy Mas Violette in Rockville. The Buckeystown Woman's Club met with Mrs. C. E. Main presiding, presenting a Public Welfare program and Christmas baskets for needy families.
Kenneth Schultz, 7% years old, died after a pitchfork injured him in a Hampstead farm barn. Leroy Schultz, the father, said Joseph was in the barn when the accident occurred. Kenneth was struck behind the ear by a tine while raking hay, then rushed to the university hospital where he died.
Gettysburg Pennsylvania December 21 a baby cough in a snake filled room woke her parents and saved the household. Janet Jarman alerted her family as smoke filled their bedroom, helping all escape a fire that burned through a wooden partition and plaster after a stove pie and sparks fell before firefighters arrived.
Lovettsville Maryland December notes report Mrs Ban home after visiting relatives in Maryland. Lawrence Lygan suffered burns from spilled hot water. Mrs Ub Virts and Mrs J Myers visit their sitter Roy Willams in Sibley Hospital. Miss Ridgeway spent time with brother Ernest Ridgeway. A hog weighing 785 pounds slaughtered by Charles Booth. Mrs Raymond Smith recuperating in Linley Hospital after major operation. Christmas programs planned at St James Reformed and Mendels Lutheran churches. Mary Hickman and J D Brown shopped in Frederick.
Caithersburg and Galthersburg residents plan December holidays with relatives in Atlanta Frederick and Florida. Mr and Mrs Henry Griffith travel to Paso Grillo Florida for winter, joining Giuths father and sister. Ste Clyde Thomas hosts a bridge party on Walker Avenue with supper. Mrs Olira Osborn Fanner visits son Johnny Bremer in New York.
A fragmented OCR text presents a blend of biblical verse and a stray reference to Longfellow. It appears as garbled lines about right conduct and fear of fraud, with an unclear instruction or quotation mark mix. The readable elements are limited and not connected into a coherent news item.
A garbled page lists anniversaries and birthdays with numerous names and dates, including Itht-Prup Lirdeep and University of Nashville references. It also notes historical events like Embargo Acts and mentions several figures and birthdays across 18th to 20th centuries, plus a brief horoscope.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains lip inflammation caused by irritants such as dentifrices and mouthwashes, nervous tension, or habit. Chronic lesions may form from smoking, pipe polishing, or chronic touch, potentially leading to tumors or rapid spread of infection if untreated. Treatments include rest, surgery, radium/X-ray therapy, electric stimulation, or various vaccines.
New York hums with holiday theater as scores of stars headline diversions. Maelen Mayes, Alfred Lant, Lynne Fontanne, Katharine Carnell, Beatrice Lillie, and Noel Coward pace the boards in a season packed with Broadway and Times Square events. The Parisian, Cotton Club, The Folies Bergeres, and other venues promise festive entertainment, with operas, musicals, and revues drawing crowds well into New Year.
Olive Roberts Horton reviews recent children’s books rich in illustrations. Notable titles include Adventures of Lappy Cushion Tale by Stern Rosa, The Otto Books by William Pene du Bois, The Gnomobile by Upton Sinclair, and Blue Nets and Red Sails by Helen Bradley Preston. Each work highlights colorful pictures and accessible storytelling for young readers.
Ordinary lip infections are treated with various remedies though more severe cases require stronger measures. The condition affecting lips in women is linked to fever, liver issues, or benign symptoms. Early signs include indecipherable symptoms and varying indications. doctors advise careful observation before proceeding with stronger therapies.
The text notes treatment commonly used involves applying camphor or camphor in alcoholic solutions.
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