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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1937
Page
4
A garbled copyright and attribution block appears, noting exclusivity for Associated Press and publication rights. The text resembles a standard disclaimer about news dispatch credits and reprinting restrictions, with references to The Daily News and The News-Post and a disclaimer on permissions and corrections.
A long, readably garbled piece reflects a holiday season mood with themes of Christmas, charity, family joy, and civic sentiment. It contrasts gift giving with contemplation of kindness, urging generosity toward those with no children and highlighting the spirit of December.
A scrambled account discusses Japanese plans and American reactions regarding neutral ship safety and withdrawal of foreign forces from Chinese waters. It notes Tokyo statements on potential new attacks, while Washington is urged to lead debate on naval restraint and alliance support amid rising tensions.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a religious reflection urging forgiveness toward persecutors. The text mentions verses and seeks solace in prayer, with unclear references to names, places, or dates due to garbled transcription.
A discussion of a proposed future work about Cleopatra and Antony, noting readers’ interest and the portrayal of historical figures. The piece references Plato, Shakespearean themes, and audience reactions to depictions of ancient characters.
A distorted OCR passage presents garbled phrases about English lessons and names like Arlette and Mic Wilton. It references legal force, a judge, and historical wars in a jumbled, unreadable stream with mispelled words and stray proper nouns.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Frederick and a postal matter about delivering letters to girls and boys, a 19th century school for colored people, property, farmers meetings, and local events. The readable parts suggest a retrospective column with varied topics but lack clear specifics.
Letters describe soldiers distant from Frederick receiving holiday support. One hundred and fifteen wire packages valued at 5375 each were prepared for Captain Fimer Foo Moonshower to distribute. The Roar oat Trade coordinated the effort through Oliver Co Warehime and S. Elmer Brown, treasurer.
A garbled science item references a Dr BL and others, mentioning a ferret and a chemical process. It notes fat and phenyl derived from an American product and hints at orange ratings. The text remains unclear but signals a quirky science feature with names like Waddlen and Hivona.
The page lists multiple December gatherings at homes in Boyds Monrovia Woodsboro and nearby with hogs slain and dinners served. Neighbors attend including Linthicum Reid Cooley and Wright families plus others as banquets mark butcherings.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Japan, Hungary, sunflowers, and refitted engines with vague references to oil, air plane motors, sound waves, smoke, and chemical terms. The text appears garbled and lacks a clear event, dates, or identifiable figures.
Mrs Elizabeth Vermann of 26 South Market Street will observe her sixty second birthday on Wednesday. She hosts a family dinner at home and is mother to two daughters and several sons including Hermann and Vermann.
Wyatt, superintendent of the Hettmore division of the Bute Dine and Clyta Hartroad Company, eliminates Yesins No 07 ae No 38 operating between Washington and Brunswick. Commuters and county residents protested as schedules and routes were unsettled. a directive aims to cut services and reallocate trains with a far westward plan impacting Washington, Brunswick, and surrounding lines.
A garbled report describes a chaotic scene with references to a street, a brokered egg incident, and a group of friends. unclear names and events leave the core facts ambiguous. A subsequent remark mentions Crum and a person named Heese, with uncertainty over an opinion.
A resident at 000 West South Street is improving at home after sustaining burns to both arms and a cough dog on December 9. She remains confined to bed and was startled while preparing supper when a telephone rang. She attempted to ward off a burglar at the door and caused a fire when Panatal curtains collapsed.
Health notes urge convulsive disorder care focusing on avoiding heat extremes and fatigue triggers. Doctors stress regulated lifestyle, diet, hydration, rest, and mindful mental activity to reduce attacks. warn against unproven cures.
A compilation of quotations touches on industry openness, U S military policy in China, jury trial delays, and Japanese beliefs about a sacred mission. The text lacks coherent reporting or a single event.
A reader asks about elevator courtesy and proper dress in theaters. Questions cover using an elevator, French phrases amende, inviting etiquette, leaning while drinking coffee, grooming at theaters, and appropriate theater attire for women with street clothes.
A dated "Today In History" rundown lists births, deaths, and notable events with figures such as Benjamin Discarli, Jeanne Fabre, Laura Bridgman, Mary Terhune, and Joseph G. McCoy. It also recalls milestones like the Pilgrim Fathers 1620 landing, the 1776 Virginia resolutions, and tech advances by Captain Ericsson. The section ends with a generalized horoscope note.
In a holiday message the Cine urges readers to embrace the Christmas spirit and share kindness. The note notes that Christmas warmth improves life and motivates acts of goodwill toward others during this season of giving.
The piece discusses New York's New Year celebrations in hotels and clubs with high cover charges and drink prices. It notes a sawdust floor trend in bars and the quirky tale of a sawdust supplier delivering material via ships in the East River, plus celebrity gossip on Freddie Bartholomew and Miss Louelli Parsons.
A quirky puzzle item asks what question always answered with No and what triggers a jumping bean. It also hints at political questions about China and national birds, and includes a mantel clock riddle about a grandfather clock striking. The page ends with a tease for answers on East Pager.
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