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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1936
Page
7
Independent newspaper brief from The Daily News page noting publication by The Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Co. during Marzias4 era. Details are fragmentary but indicate a printed issue or copyright attribution.
Fragmented OCR notes recount Will Rogers jokes about Lady Astor and political friction amid Depression era concerns. Mentions President Roosevelt and underfed women, with scattered references to business, Provident, and a female resident on Second Street and a local business school.
Draft notes describe a wrestling event with plans to present leaders and a round of introductions. It mentions At the oat and Henonte Mim Leader in receipt of a circular, with discussion on costs and guarantees and a focus on crowd reaction.
Local brief recalls anniversaries from the Frederick daily edition, noting past events and notable occurrences. The item references the bygone dates and remedies a brief historical snapshot for readers.
A fragmented notice discusses Bruce Catton's A Book a Day and references UEBE's sample and related items. It notes a reprint or reading activity, mentions a reform church street location, and lists various unreadable fragments about work and reading tasks.
Fragmentary notes show Union Bridge observances with Mrs. 9 and Mrs. Dagar among attendees. Episcopal parish guests were hosted for six weeks with Rev. EB. W. presiding. A Saturday homecoming referenced amid scattered names and partial affiliations.
Fragmentary Har vey area clippings show household names Mrs Har Mr Mrs recom Sunday Mo Pots Mrs Woolsborn Mye fest Mus dans Eh ie Casaver eae Dire Bax ard Coneve two at nine and Mr for several Ga the home at Bible Thought Re open not.
A fragmented excerpt discusses how a child's appetite is delicate and influenced by play and mood. It notes statistics about children from faith-filled families and others, suggesting varied responses to food, with some needing coaxing or external prompts to eat.
Unclear text references conivances and worried soldiers. Mentions nasca and other vague terms. Unable to identify concrete events, persons, or places from the fragment.
Fragmentary report notes children and a family in need urged to receive meals. Text references a 35 year old man and a household with seven youngsters. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR but indicate a welfare appeal or aid provision in a local context.
Old fashioned meat pie with diced meat and cooked carrots features in dinner menus. Pineapple cream dessert and pineapple blend appear as course items in a simple home recipe card style.
Fragmentary notes mention Joseph E Johnston and references to anniversaries, military service, and railroad interests. The text is garbled but points to historical figures and dates linked to history column items.
A compact note highlights a cryptic phrase LUIS STUFF THE NEWS and the odd fragment LUFBURROW, suggesting a puzzle or coded snippet from a page segment. No clear people or organizations are identified, but the line hints at wordplay or a nickname theme in a historical clipping.
A fragmented New York column by George Ross covers Broadway figures and scenes from Hollywood to local stages. It mentions Conlin in Hollywood and Walker at a charity dinner, plus Pat Rooney and Eddy Lox among veterans and rising performers.
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