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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1936
Page
4
Fragmented OCR item from The Daily News outlines a notice regarding corporate matters and public notices. It references Irene, Laval, and Wat entities with unspecified dates and details in a partial form. The text appears as garbled boilerplate about printing and associated entities.
Alton Longworth discusses the arts scene amid a tense political climate. He warns against allowing fear to stifle cultural growth and stresses the need for stable policy to support artists, financiers, and institutions facing uncertain funding.
Dr Harold G Mowhen of the Brookings Institute told a Chicago audience that longer hours and higher wages raise prices but also lift purchasing power, aiding recovery. He warned that rising wages and prices must be managed to avoid harming production and prosperity.
The article outlines Einstein’s view that light bends near massive bodies like the sun, creating focused images from distant stars. It notes preparations for a Christmas play at St Timothy’s Sunday School and describes the event titled The Star of America with about 70 pupils and four roles, linking science to the nativity program.
An OCR fragment shows unclear lines with mixed letters and broken words describing biblical themes and poetic shapes. The readable segments reference mesh, heart, fate, and a cloud heiress motif, but most text is garbled without coherent narrative or complete phrases.
A fragmentary verse by N. A. Lupburrow offers guidance on balance in life. The text hints at avoiding danger and making the best of opportunities while stressing calm perseverance and personal growth despite unclear context.
A retro column from The Columns of The News December 30 1898 recalls local scenes of hardship during Christmas time destitution among Frederick’s poor and scarce wages. It notes community sympathy and an ironic Christmas prank involving Theodore, the old officers, and a startled thief.
A local item from The News dated Dec 10 1010 notes that air rifles given to children for Christmas had mixed effects. A young man admitted to slashing for fun and was jailed by Judge August T. Boust after a wounding incident. The White Cross Milk Company of this city sold to W A Silman of Washington for $31,000. The motor vehicle tag renewal drives and record-keeping changes by the commissioner are reported. A Harmony resident, Joseph Fmory Castle, died near his home after a recent call, just weeks before his birthday. The piece also mentions Robfala Fhockldy, a young daughter of a local family, in an unclear context.
Rev Dr Amos J Traser pastor of the E National Lutheran church will lead an open house on New Year’s Day from 3 to 5 pm at the parsonage on Ras Church. Attendees include church members and friends as well as listed community figures.
The article describes a large New Year cotillion with many attendees, including Mr and Mrs Henry Weaver and guests from Washington. It notes a buffet supper near Middletown with five tables of bridge and prize awards for Mary Rouleatn, Mrs Frank Remsberg, and Mrs Charles Setmtberr among others. Also mentions retired Pittsburgh resident Mrs Gambril visiting relatives, and several locals spending holidays in New York City or registering at area hotels.
A collage of New York cultural notes. Phil Plant migrates to the Andes, Hollywood posters and poster girls rise in prominence, Buddy Rogers shuns romance for acting obligations, and Janess LaMonada is commissioned to sculpt notable natives. Park Avenue weather, Christmas fantasies, and backstage glimpses at the Metropolitan Opera accompany insights on Noel Coward routines and who’s who among actors and writers.
A recap of notable birthdays and deaths by year and person. Includes John Geary, Charles A. Collin, John Altgeld, Rachel Poster Avecy, Rudyard Kipling, William A. Lamed with birth and death dates and brief identifiers.
A garbled history column lists events from 1903 Chicago theater fire with heavy casualties to early labor movements and various birthdays. It cites figures such as Stephen Leacock and others, noting anniversaries and notable dates while mixing names and places in a fragmented OCR passage.
Nonsensical OCR fragment mentions Tadara Wormcope and odd phrases about octrie feed and onions. The readable text provides no coherent event or factual details to summarize.
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