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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1935
Page
5
An odd OCRed snippet from a newspaper shows garbled lines about an afternoon paper with misspellings of days and phrases. It mentions painting and manufacturing in a distorted header and references a Daily News title. The readable text is fragmentary and lacks clear events or names.
A compact reflection on self valuation and confidence. It discusses how belief in one’s worth, or lack thereof, shapes behavior and honesty. The piece argues true self confidence arises from recognizing and overcoming shortcomings rather than boasting.
The article critiques sensational journalism and political tactics around the Lindbergh kidnapping case. It argues federal agents could have offered protection but cites public alarm, predators, and lurid coverage as factors. fragments touch on death, age, and payer decisions, suggesting broader societal impact.
A fragmented Will Rogers dispatch critiques Mary McCormin and Belle about cosmetics and vanity, mocks public opinion on beauty culture, and references Lindbergh amid a broader satire of civilization and celebrity.
A fragmented column notes Frederick memory pieces from 1885 detailing a severe storm that affected Christmas celebrations. The piece mentions a misfortune at a fountain park site and a suggestion to redirect funds to assist local needy.
The engagement of Miss Lots Aeeie Town to Mr. Floyd Green was announced at a large Christmas dance held at the Court Square. Guests included many local families and notable society figures, with music by the nephews orchestra and a grand march announcing the engagement. The bride-to-be is a Hood College graduate. the groom is a prominent local business figure.
The engagement of Virginia Kep ler to Ralph W Marsh is announced by their parents Mr and Mrs Paul C Willard of Rosemont avenue. The couple plans a forthcoming wedding, with no date given.
A column sketches the New York club scene with Morton Downey at the Irish Eyes and critique of social manners. It notes a playful exchange with Downey, a bored escort at air parties, and mentions new car licenses and a promotional buzz around celebrities like Gracie Allen and Rudy Vallee.
Mr Fisher disputes Grove's claim that Providence influenced writing the platform and questions his focus. The writer argues the recovery plan ignored core constitutional principles and praises the Supreme Court decision affirming the Constitution as a shield for the republic.
Fragmentary OCR discusses desire for peace amid rising warlike tensions. Questioning why nations seeking peace cannot resolve conflicts. Mentions lines and debate on challenges, with unclear names or dates.
Fragmentary notes from Baltimore dated December 24 discuss a historical ship figure and a critique of demagogues and leaders. The text references a rabbi and a popular orator, mentioning progress and diction without clear events or names.
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