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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1935
Page
10
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and phrases with unclear context. It hints at a possible work by David Gorth and references to locations or people, with garbled lines suggesting a literary or poetic note and a stray line about a poster and a person named Annie.
Alaire West of New York tours the Carteret House with a guide, noting its grand rooms and faded memory as she compares it to a life of social circles. Doctor Ress encourages her to seek a partner in helping Terry, hinting at a growing personal alliance and future plans in a Washington visit.
The Taylorsville Aid Society held a meeting noting expenditures by Warner and Roland Gosner. HL Magin was also mentioned as a spend contributor. The brief item reflects a local club update with names and costs recorded.
A chaotic Hollywood column from Paul Harrison catalogs scams and schemes targeting film figures, including a Iowa man soliciting $500 for a bargain shop, and a pending offer of a complete scenario for $1000. The piece also mentions Raoul Walsh and Warner Brothers amid industry talk of futures, profits, and project options, reflecting tumult and opportunism in early film.
A young amateur, son of a well known golfer, displays strong driving distance at the Orlando and Miami Biltmore Opens. Report notes he follows in his father's footsteps with solid form and consistency, hitting drives 40 to 50 yards down the fairway when conditions permit.
A garbled note hints at a comedy by Erskine Johnson and George Scarbo titled Terror Themes. It mentions a fellow and scattered, unclear phrases about successes, deals, and Beant. The fragmentary text suggests a satirical or absurd piece but lacks concrete details.
Local units should bear the relief burden, a stance emphasized by officials urging responsibility at the municipal level. The statement frames funding and distribution as a governance issue, with calls for coordinated action among city, county, and regional agencies.
Len Donovan speaks about possible tax relief and fiscal measures. The garbled text references state share of relief, revenue reductions, and a call for fair, reasonable funding. Overall, the passage hints at proposed tax policy adjustments and budget considerations.
State Board of Education records for October show higher overall attendance and enrollment versus 1934. White schools gain while colored high schools lag. Totals include 32,227 students enrolled in 1935, with 3,352 in October. Attendance in most counties remains strong. Local districts like Anne Arundel and St Marys report high rates.
Reports indicate officials in Washington are mobilizing measures as land and defense fields prepare for potential deployment. Key figures from the army and government discuss plans, with emphasis on readiness and public information.
Misheard and garbled text references a Treaty 2 Division maneuver with claims of readiness and motorization by the Army. Due to unclear wording, the intended meaning and authoritative details are not determinable from the fragment.
A rough advert describing a three day cough as a danger signal and promoting Creamulsion to soothe inflamed membranes and expel germ laden phlegm. It claims druggists guarantee and refund if not satisfied after first use.
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