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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1936
Page
8
Dr Morris Fishbein discusses diet for people over fifty, advising progressively lighter intake and easier to chew foods. He notes older teeth decline and recommends foods that aid digestion and are gentle on the stomach.
A question explains ear wax as a normal secretion, usually protective, but excess wax can harden and block hearing. In persistent excess cases, removal by a qualified professional is advised to avoid complications.
The text discusses how aging affects digestion and dietary needs. It recommends smaller, balanced meals centered around midday, includes soups, modest meat or fish, vegetables, fruit, and light beverages. It warns against heavy meals and excessive sugars, explains fluid intake differences by age, and notes constipation remedies.
Eidie age 21 of Myrsville and Frances Clinger 19 plus Pamele Doubs are noted for marriage licenses. Property deeds include Mabel Leatherman widow to The Brethren in Christ trust for $20 and Ira J. McCurrey and wife to Esther for $10. The record lists transfers and licenses in terse legal shorthand.
The item outlines February 13 programming across NBC CBS and local stations with schedules for honorary degrees talks church events and community programs. Notable entries include Phuadely iv at Roosevelt College, Dr He Cooke and Dr Isaran Boaman in talks, and a Women’s Congress with Katherine Williams.
The readable text is fragmented with garbled phrases and lacks clear events or names. No coherent persons, organizations, dates, or places are extractable for a substantive summary.
A Commonwealth report notes a $2,920,459 surplus for the month, trimmed by January payroll disbursements of $1,285,000 for public schools and state obligations. The overview cites broader funding dynamics affecting Annapolis ledgers and related deficits.
A garbled excerpt references a state employment salary study with figures around 3 percent and notes on retirement age. It mentions individuals and institutions in unclear context, citing a report and a doctor, but readability is limited and key facts are obscured.
A fragmented OCR style note shows garbled lines about misused fees and rime like terms. The text references reading practice and lesson snippets with unclear attributions and stray letters. The overall meaning remains obscured by the jumbled characters.
The fragment warns readers about unproven remedies and urges caution with claims of guaranteed refunds. It mentions a sleep or cough remedy and a dubious medical product, reflecting typical midcentury ad language urging skepticism of questionable treatments.
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