08 Jan 1936
Page 7
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1936
Page
7
The item presents a fragmented notice from a local Daily News edition. It mentions a South Southern pain manufacturing company and a street address in a terse, garbled form, with no clear event or outcome.
Fragmentary text notes a formal issue or notice involving fines and fines owed. It mentions parties referred to as comers and a commission or committee handling the case. The readable portion is limited and lacks clear names or dates.
Fragmentary lines suggest a patent lawsuit and rising earnings, with hints of improved productivity and aggressive legal moves. The text mentions federal ownership questions and potential settlements, while noting faster progress and renewed industry attention amid ongoing disputes.
Fragmentary note references Will Rogers quote about Borab and keeping allies engaged in war effort. Mentions public support and concern over aid to others and staying in step with what is said by leaders.
A brief English lesson notes a single word example: He Was an arrant tugue and coward. The line illustrates misused spelling and archaic phrasing. It highlights how a careless writer can misrepresent intent by incorrect word form.
A constable named Bran and others pursued a bandit on Round Top Mountain. The officer suffered a fractured ankle from a weapon blow and was confined at home. The suspect fled but was tracked over several miles as the pursuit continued across the area near Round Top Mountain.
Fifty and twenty years ago today in Frederick memorial notices recall Albert Pany of Lar as well as John Pfeffer a longtime resident who died after a pneumonia illness. Pfeffer aged 53 and Pany aged 76 are noted after attending Burkittville Lutheran services.
A historical list recalls John Carroll and early American figures born or died in years past. It mentions vaccination pioneers, poets, editors, diplomats, and artists, with dates tied to events like the War of 1812 and Wilsons Fourteen Points, alongside late 19th and early 20th century milestones.
The United Brethren and Methodist churches in Thurmont announce a union evangelistic campaign starting January 12 at the United Brethren church. Meetings run two weeks in January at the United Brethren church and two weeks in February at the MLE church. Brethren church units join in services. various church groups sponsor evenings. The goal is to reclaim indifferent members and prepare people for church membership. John Genso of Frederick leads in Western campaigns with illustrated Bible lectures from Genesis to Revelation.
A motorist collision near Winchester Virginia on Sunday left Leo Weinberg and Manuel Wainhers injured. Weinberg was confined to bed with bruises and shock while Wainhers suffered a laceration and serious injuries. Mrs Adelade W Davos of Lexington noted in the report.
Fragmentary OCR style text mentions Willard M Kiplinger and Mornard Kiplinger with ties to Aetna Life Insurance and multiple personal identifiers. Also references Ruthda United Sty Senator Bennet and Bowling Green Missouri, but lacks a coherent event or context to establish a factual news item.
Clipped horoscope note hints at mood and expression in a strange phrasing. It references inner powers and potential benefits while noting caution or barriers to progress amid garbled wording and unclear guidance.
Annapolis Md Jan 7 Gov Harry W Nice asked Marylanders to suspend judgment on the Government House remodeling project. He recalled the history of colonial Annapolis and urged the state to fund a dignified, colonial era worthy Government House rather than a personal monument, noting costs had risen from initial estimates.
Mr and Mrs John W Warrenfeltz celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at home. Friends and relatives attended including Mr and Mrs Jacob Warrenfeltz Mrs Thaddus Schroyes Mr and Mrs Wade Warrenfeltz Mr and Mrs E L Warrenfeltz Ira T Warrenfeltz Lewis Turner Gray Warrenfeltz Darse War and Margare Stottiemyes plus numerous other family members and well wishers.
Mrs Charles Minnick of Middletown and her husband celebrated their 10th wedding anniversary with an oyster supper on December 22. Attendees included Chase Minnick family members, Harry Minnick and children, George Minnick and others, George C Minnick, John Minnick, Stanis Minnick, Carmick family, and numerous relatives such as Gerald, Jacobh, Virginia Bussard, Anna Wise, Frank Brander, Leighton BLetentag, Alger Maun, and Vernon.
Dr. Morris Pishbein rejects fears that aluminum from cooking pots harms the human body. He notes only tiny metal amounts transfer to food and reassures readers there is no cause for concern about aluminum in meals.
Advice on pneumatic arch supports notes that effectiveness depends on the condenser device and patient condition. Support use should be determined by a physician who assesses necessity and selects the appropriate type based on medical judgment.
Researchers note small amounts of metals like copper and lead occur in common foods and utensils. The text suggests certain meals may provide trace minerals beneficial for sick individuals, though specifics and context are unclear from the fragment.
Grange officials plan an installation at 8 o clock in the Union Bruze room. Steward of the Grange will conduct the ceremony.
Unclear text shows disjointed references to a scene with a large hole and scattered names. Readable fragments mention Norma, Rehbarat, and a crowd of pilgrims and voices. The passage lacks concrete events or verifiable facts to form a coherent summary.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a Mediterranean adaptation and a celebration. It references a sitters group and a possible location or person names, with scattered phrases about a flat area facing east and a May date.
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