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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1936
Page
5
The piece argues citizens should cheerfully pay taxes despite flaws in government and complexity of returns. It critiques lengthy income forms, urges simplification, and notes the burden of time spent calculating what is owed. It emphasizes national blessings from a functional state.
Mr. Fisher replies to Mr. Grove’s letter criticizing national affairs. He notes Grove’s delays and unfinished promises while disputing Grove’s view of past administrations and fiscal policies. Fisher accuses Grove of biased records and excessive taxation burdens on future generations.
Local clubs announced a series of social events including a Leap Year dance at Crescen, a bridge luncheon tour near Knoxville, and multiple card parties. Maryland organizers, led by Red Cross representatives, prepared luncheons on February 8 and 13 at Ferry Land and mobile social gatherings across towns.
Local notices announce a Westminster Chorus performance with Mrs Thelma Harrison sponsor and Mrs May C Ott coordinating. Attendees will travel to Hagerstown for the concert with lunch at Hotel Frederic and a post event gathering at Mr Lindbershaw’s home.
A garbled OCR line suggests a split path with one group heading to a convention and another facing disruption. It mentions a "Wea" group, a “sinning application blanks” phrase, and references to a code or location called Reno. Details are unclear but imply dispersal or travel linked to an event.
A reflective piece urges restraint in boasting and urges acceptance of difficult duties. It notes that enduring hardship is not as wondrous as claimed and warns against self deception. The writing uses playful rhymes to critique bravado and encourage quiet endurance.
Local items from The News column note pastoring visits and sermons by Rev. Hanover Pa and Rev. Woodworth from Johns Hopkins, along with absence of Rev Ould and a church service recap. A quiet wedding of Mr Oburne Furnare is also mentioned. Government economy references and prayer sundown appear in brief items.
A local card party hosted by Williams supports Frederick City Hospital. The event raises funds for patient care and hospital services, drawing community members and volunteers to an afternoon of games and prizes.
A collage of club chatter and showbiz notes from New York venues mentions the Sur Club performances, fashion focus, and the era’s star power. References include Baron di Parco di San, Paul Sabri, Miami theatre chatter, and Prosper Petit with no clear narrative arc.
A fragmentary history note recounts anniversaries and deaths tied to figures born in Baltimore St Louis and Panama New York. Mentions Thomas Mu hor et A Thine and Major General Ha G S A with scattered dates and places across Georgia New York and Maryland.
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