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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1936
Page
6
Martin Williams died at home on North Market Street after a week long illness aged 71. He was son of the late Oliver and Lucinda Jamison Martin and a member of Branzebeal Reformed church and Independent Hose Company. Survived by widow and one sister Mrs Willem A Shipler. Funeral at Eichsen and Son Funeral Home 214 North Market Street at 11 o'clock, burial in Olivet Cemetery.
Mr and Mrs Homer F Johnson of Walmartion DC announce their daughter’s engagement and a June wedding date. The couple plans a formal ceremony with family and close friends in the nation capital.
Menu items list beet rolls soaked and chopped, brown 65, and thick. Pineapple slices in syrup, sugar, and canned pineapple. Steamed chocolate pudding with fat, salt, and toffee as possible frosting. Writings describe house wud dings and frostings with cited ingredients.
Fragmentary lines show names Esther Willard and Patricia Fesser among attendees around Baltimore. Missing details prevent a clear event summary or outcome.
The article argues that diet alone cannot cure disease though it may help. It notes misconceptions about disease specific diets and suggests many claims are overstated. It previews forthcoming discussion on food sensitivities and reactions like belching and abdominal discomfort.
A health column discusses how beef stomachs digest, noting experts advise four hours for raw or processed beef items. The piece cites beliefs about digestion and cautions readers on eating raw or undercooked beef stomach tissues.
Despite fragmented OCR, readers glimpse a entertainment item noting a Starl aS bio event at U A M on Thursday with ceremonies and a program including a Dames group.
Fragmentary OCR shows a police court case involving James Alonzo and a WPA grain worker. Details mention ordered payment of 52 pounds, with amounts like 2 pence and 3 dollars referenced, and a note of support for a wife. Text is incomplete and names/locations are unclear.
Reading from page one details widespread destruction from a sleet storm. Power lines down, trees felled, and road closures hinder travel in Hagerstown Frederick County. Officials advise caution as stranded motorists and blocked routes hinder daily life.
Fragmentary notice lists DeMolays to host a dance tonight and a card party Monday afternoon at noon at Gale's home. Other items mention legislative or social events with names incomplete and unclear dates.
Local notes report a Liberty town gathering of county women's clubs with Wednesday presiding officer, ongoing preparations, and mention of plans for the Eras 16 event.
A fire at a hay barrack near the Bay area burned a hay stack and caused damage to a nearby building. One document was burned in the blaze, with firefighters on the scene quickly extinguishing the flames. No injuries reported.
Fragmentary OCR notes outline a medical condition, mentioning a doctor and a change in state. Mentions of near term names and places are unreadable or garbled, leaving unclear specifics about patient, location, or outcome.
A fragmentary report notes a display in a historic building section titled the Palace of the chapel of Nationals showing a plaster piece as Rivera and Guetto discuss technique. The display remains until March 1 when the wall is destroyed.
A fragmented page shows events and ads including a postponed Valentine Party at a church for beginners, a fountain pen cleaning offer, price listings like bananas and lemons, a dress shop promotion, and various local business notices. Mentions include Frederick Cloak and Suit Store, a residence address at 215 East Third Street, and contact lines.
Fragmentary sale register item lists multiple farms and locations in Michigan including Thompson East New Johnson Buckerstown and Watkersville. Mentions farms of Kipp McGra Zinmerm Romules and Jefferson area with scattered directions and distances. reads as an OCR corrupted notice.
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