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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1936
Page
5
A county report shows a slight drop in delinquent taxpayers for the year. Tax office records indicate broader collection improvements, with total delinquent accounts reduced from previous figures. Officials attribute the change to enhanced enforcement and updated assessment methods.
The Palette Shop hosts an Art Club session where Mrs Vireinin Daap Mise Heian Miss Thelma Mull and others discuss Rodin, his influence on modern sculpture, and French doors for Paris's Museum of Decorative Arts. Rodin’s works and Rosa Bondes animals are highlighted along with Millet and Breton painters.
A garbled OCR list mentions February dates in New York and references to Lincoln and Abraham, operas, concerts, debates, and library/music events. Names like Margaret, Della Cor, Rochester, Paris, London, and Berlin appear with scattered times and channels, creating a mosaic of cultural items.
A collision near South Street led to charges against a female driver for failing to show registration and license after an accident that caused minor injuries and several damaged vehicles. One driver posted 25 dollars bail for a police court appearance, while another case on Henderson’s Saturday night involved a separate arrest for exceeding speed limits and related costs.
Copperville and neighboring residents spent Sunday with Mr Dave Forn and Mr Joseph Coz at a nearby place. Mr Clarence Mayers visited Mr and Mrs Laurence in the afternoon. A factory employee’s relative near Betkel was mentioned, and Mrs Charles Yous was noted in a fragmentary reference.
Foxville residents hustle to clear roads after a severe storm and subzero snap. A Catottia Park project, paused by snow, is set to resume soon under weather and site conditions. Grace Brown a New York visitor joins local residents, with several families listed among those in the community.
A public notice extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as the preferred liquid laxative for constipation in children and adults. It claims exact dosing, hospital and medical endorsement, and broad home use with a million families cited as users.
An old advertisement boasts Creomulsion as the cure for coughs, chest colds, and bronchial irritation. It claims rapid relief by targeting the source of trouble, appealing to readers who are dissatisfied with other remedies and stressing affordability and results from the first use.
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