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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1936
Page
5
In Frederick County the editorial argues a new road, though costly, serves a widening interstate network. It contends federal funds should shift from local concerns to broader national value, boosting farm values and road access while recognizing dirt roads remain poor in winter.
A fragmentary OCR note mentions a schedule or event but lacks clear names, dates, or locations. The readable portion hints at a time related to four individuals and a run of hours, yet specifics are absent for a concrete, sourced summary.
Fragmentary text references a conference and comedy acts, mentions laughter from an audience and a race. Names and specifics are unclear, but the piece appears to be a jumbled 1995 syndicate note with stray phrases about Will Rogers and a Japanese audience reaction.
A county sale of 242 acres is announced with Ranch/ farming machinery and a herd of dairy cattle included. The property is tenanted by Rainh Len with immediate possession available. Terms list acre price and other conditions to be provided by the seller.
Coffman was named president of the Hager Fair Association in an uncontested election. Other officials include Harold F. Bester vice president Charles H. Rincham Charles W. Wolf secretaries Thompson A Brown treasurer Liam Ankene y Joseph D. Baker William Gueninghem EW Ditto Simon L Downey James Wolfe George Welinsumaker Chariss W. Burett Raymond H. Mier and William McHenry as directors. The event occurred Sunday at the home of Melvin D. Poole and Jaquely Mary.
Local column item notes a marriage at Walkersville with ceremony by Rev. Ernest E Weaver. Bride Media Lucretia Winebrenes, daughter of Samuel B Winebrenes. groom Ephraim Bien Zimmerman, son of Clayton M Zimmerman. The event is reported among local interests.
The first monument to George Washington was restored to its historic form on South Mountain near Boonsboro after decay. A CCC detachment from Fort Frederick repaired the mauve stone circular marker. Rededication events are expected. the marker was originally dedicated in July 1827 and rebuilt earlier in 1882.
Letter defends Roosevelt after criticism of New Deal. Argues crisis demanded prompt action to relieve banks, farms, homes, and unemployment. Compares past administrations on inefficiency while noting Estabrook’s political ties and a Democratic dinner charge of 50 dollars per person.
Court notices list multiple licenses and separations across Pennsylvania and nearby states. Names include John White Baker Jr and Gertrude Levier Glaser, with ages and hometowns, plus couples from York Springs, Mercersburg, Mechanicsburg, Baltimore, and others. Property deeds and transfers are noted, with minimal sums and parties. A concluding note references remarks from William J. Grove dated January 6.
A vintage style menu lists a meatless dinner with three servings and leftovers. It includes Winter Vegetable Salad with peas celery gren paprika and French dressing, German Apple Pie with cinnamon lemon, and a frosting for a cake. The menu features Rice and Cheese casserole style sauce and a mille feuille style dessert, with stepwise preparation hints and serving suggestions.
A garbled OCR excerpt cites political figures and opinions about the President, campaign strategy, and public life. Mentions Henry P Fletcher, Henry A Wallace, and references to a national committee. Includes scattered phrases about agriculture and political expectations without coherent events.
The article explains phosphorus as a key mineral next to calcium, essential for growth and development. It details how phosphorus interacts with calcium in body processes, supports cell multiplication and movement, maintains tissue fluid balance, and influences blood reactions, noting children’ s high phosphorus needs during growth and the dangers of poor deposition as calcium phosphate.
Inquires if a decaying wisdom tooth harms the body. Advises that decay can irritate a nerve and cause pulp death and abscess but does not poison the system. Notes that wisdom teeth are less well developed than other molars and questions long term presence in the mouth.
The article discusses vitamins and phosphorus affecting calcium control and nervous system, noting phosphorous importance and suggesting a 50 percent margin over daily exchange. It estimates a 208 gram daily phosphorus exchange and claims the body needs more phosphorus relative to protein.
A compact reflective note cites St Luke 1 79 and Milton to contrast light guiding feet toward peace with warfare. The excerpt presents a call for prudent restraint and moral steadiness amid danger, linking scripture and classical verse to emphasize calm resolve.
A jumble of theatre slang and industry notes describes terms like box office and comp tickets, and critiques Broadway props and stars. It notes a Vanderbilt heir near Fifth Avenue amid talks of a radio post and a forthcoming book, while outlining terms from stagecraft to critic jargon.
Anniversaries include millstone dates for President Millard Fillmore and a 63 vote electoral detail. Napoleonic era ships and U S events appear with scattered misread names. The passage lists historic moments from 1800 through 1927 including political figures and a radio link between New York and London.
Birthdays of various figures include States Senator Mavic Mt and a mechanical engineer Bern from Chatham Mass. The text notes a 70-year-old man named Poere Daft, and references a Detroit maker with interests in romance, comfort, and independence. The writing emphasizes a reflective, studious mood.
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