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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1935
Page
7
The Daily News presents a fragmented OCR style notice from the afternoon paper. readable fragments indicate publishing details, location hints, and manufacturing references. This item reads as a historical notice snippet without a clear single event or person.
A cautious editorial notes that while some doubt remains among unconvinced observers the weight of immutable physical evidence and ransom bills found on the accused support Hauptmann's guilt. It argues eye witness testimony is less persuasive than secured exhibits and the court will soon settle spectator doubts.
The readable bits reference Will Rogers and various named figures including Owen D Young Julius Rosenwald Charley Schwab and Charles Dana. The text shows garbled phrases about donations drought stricken farmers conventions and political opinions. The fragmentary nature limits clear facts or events.
Roger Babson forecasts a 10 percent gain in overall 1936 business, driven by consumer goods and durable goods, with employment improving later in the year. He cites a partial recovery, rising prices, and a continued bull market across industries, noting tax and budget concerns but optimism for growth.
A jumbled review of events from December 26 in Frederick, noting Little Gleaners of All Saints Church gifts and civic efforts, a 17 year old Mabry Main winning a contest in Virginia, and a brief item about a Christmas night auto wreck near Brunswicks Miss Norma Jos Edward. The storm damaged lines and power, interrupted service for over 1,000 G and P subscribers, with drifts up to five feet and minor pole damage in Middletown Valley.
An odd quotation notes that a fair woman without discretion is like a jewel of gold in a swine snout. It cites Proverbs 11 22 and comments on never making a mistake by never speaking it. The line blends biblical phrase with a cautionary moral.
Mr Estabrook writes from The Nex about harmony, pledges, and the costs of the New Deal. He wryly notes Democratic promises, Republican reactions, and the fifty dollar per person dinner invitation amid reflections on politics, taxation, and the Fair Deal era.
Westminster officials awarded contracts for the erection of the new Westminster school building at a special school board meeting. Work is planned to begin early in the new year under the PWA project. remaining bids were not accepted.
A fragmented report from a public event in Washington discusses a 1936 reform agenda. The piece notes attendees and the broad aims of improving governance, with emphasis on national leadership and policy oversight. Names and exact dates are unclear in the readable text.
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