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Fragmentary newspaper text from The Daily News appears to describe a Frederick Maryland publication and a postal process. Names and precise details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1935
Page
5
Fragmentary newspaper text from The Daily News appears to describe a Frederick Maryland publication and a postal process. Names and precise details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
A fragmented 1995 reflection notes significant hardship and resilience, citing remorseless pressures and widespread privation. It asserts a shift toward cautious optimism, anchored in improved spirit, courage, and a belated economic upturn, despite ongoing uncertainty.
Bruce Catton reports on strategic wartime blame and responsibility as dissenting voices question leadership and allocation of resources amid ongoing conflict. The piece analyzes how public sentiment frames decisions by military and political figures.
Fragmentary excerpt attributes a 1935 Will Rogers remark about ending a grace period and maintaining a record of downtrodden nations. The readable text is garbled, but hints at a historical joke or commentary linked to US New Years and a bookkeeper role.
The text presents jagged, partial reflections on wartime governance and finance, mentioning bankers, allied governments, and monetary terms. It references French and English elements, short-range actions, dollars and cents, and production and labor in a cryptic, non-coherent fragment.
William J Grove argues Providence influenced early New Deal policies and attacks critics of Roosevelt. He recalls past elections, praises Sam rayburn style allegiances, and rails against Hoover era conditions while urging continued support for Democratic leadership and Fisher’s stance.
Forty years ago in Frederick a brief item recalls the death of Thomas Routson of Uniontown at nearly three years old, noting one son and two grandchildren. The text mentions Dr T Clyde Routso Buckeystown and references two deceased individuals with sparse details.
Fragmentary piece reflects on yearly reflection and urge to improve. Mentions care and dread while urging intelligent effort to beat past efforts and uphold purpose. Contains many garbled phrases and unclear specifics.
Fire broke out on a Monday morning at a residence on South Car Street injuring Mrs. Juha Stride as flames damaged the interior. Neighbors alerted authorities and firefighters contained the blaze with minor structural damage reported. No further injuries were listed.
An annual Christmas service titled The Promised Son opened with a song Then prayers led by Rev. B D Bright. Students including Harold and Mildred Wastler performed recitations and solos. The pantomime There Is No Room portrayed Mary and Joseph with a choir singing In the Bleak Night. The program closed with a benediction and family notices.
A compact note on common English usage errors. It highlights that Each of the girls has their own handbags, and contrasts with incorrect forms. The fragment mentions pronunciation hints and misused words, aiming to correct subject verb agreement and possessive usage.
The Mt area Board of Education faced a dispute over the ML school bus contract. Anglesbee, who had held the post five years, sought a review by Gov. Harry W. The hearing drew a divided opinion on retention. Anglessee previously held the contract but was not reappointed this time. The award covered 43.6 miles daily during the 43.6 school days and required applicants to describe their bus and provide five references.
Hagerstown Chamber of Commerce will decide today whether to back expanding the Highway 40 corridor or rebuilding the present route. Directors mailed ballots to about 200 members asking for an aye or nay by noon today with an option to abstain.
A family dinner was held Sunday with Mr and Mrs Robert Luan and Justin Lu among attendees. Alpert Thom, Bernard Mackenzie and relatives from nearby Creek and other areas were noted as present in the informal social notice.
Walter J. Wilis and Mire I. Thomas of the State Roads Commission staff received a pay raise following a ruling by the State Employment Commission. Dy. Homer E. Tees ies, chairman, announced the adjustment under the board’s directive.
Prize-winning letters from a national contest are showcased by Kemp's Department State. Irene VanFossen is noted among recipients, with hundreds of entries and notable judging by officials in Philadelphia. The event reflects a broad participation in the letter writing competition.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains diet quality and fat content and argues many misperceptions about overweight. He notes fat provides about 100 calories per half ounce and discusses energy needs and how small fat portions fit daily intake.
A reader asks what candy causes mouth lining to peel. Answer notes that alkalinity of the mouth varies and digestion disruption can disturb the mucous membrane, leading to peeling in some cases.
Fragmented text discusses fat as dense energy, potential calories from three quarters of a pound of fat, and dietary habits of Oriental populations. It notes fat digestion differences, butter digestion, and combining fats with other foods to aid nourishment.
Fragmentary OCR text cites Deuteronomy 26 and a warning against harming the innocent. The line echoes a biblical oath and condemns murder, ending with a collective Amen. The readable portion lacks a clear article context or event details.
George Oss ew Yorke Department showcases on Sunday at Madison Square Garden the Midnight Alarm display by the hook and ladder company as part of an era spanning firehouse history. The feature recalls Kenton’s 1915 department stunt at Town Hall and contrasts past and present fire rescue theatrics with Katharine Cornell’s touring performances and the lingering chatter of local opera figures.
A muddled clipping recalls Jacques Cartier and early American party roots, noting Jefferson’s cabinet reshuffle and the Republican split after 1828. It mentions General Duncan L. C. and a Columbus electrochemistry figure, and ponders the value of study and disciplined effort for success.
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