Daily News Briefs from Frederick Maryland Saturday Jan 11 1996
Local publication notes independence and correction policy while outlining submission rules. The paper announces Associated Press use and issue date for readers in Frederick Maryland.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1936
Page
5
Local publication notes independence and correction policy while outlining submission rules. The paper announces Associated Press use and issue date for readers in Frederick Maryland.
A misdated composite piece quotes Kentoy FAL on road deaths in the United States and reports Chicago area traffic tolls. It notes Minnesota Senator Boal’s death after a Maryland car crash and reflects on war costs and civilian harm while questioning policy versus accident as a form of modern conflict.
A reflective piece traces the sun’s yearly arc from winter low to summer peak. It muses on ancient fears before science, notes the sun’s never disappearing, and hints at springtime renewal as a joyful prelude to a symphony of renewal.
The text portrays business owners during inventory time, highlighting anxiety over profits and legal risk. It notes that minor errors per dollar can determine fortune or failure, with losses potentially recoverable if detected early, while many let them accumulate until too late.
Disjointed OCR style fragment references Will Rogers, a foreigner, and accusations toward Congress. Mentions a president and denouncing Senate actions, with unclear timing or clear event. No verifiable facts, names beyond Will Rogers, or concrete context are present.
Miss Harriet Sharpies McCormick of San Francisco announces her engagement to Robert Lee Slingluff Jr formerly of Frederick. Slingluff is a Loyola College graduate and Baltimore City bar member. He is the grandson of the late Mr. and Mrs. Php Slinghyt of Garrett county and the late Captain and Mrs. William H. B. Darsey of Frederick.
A fragmented local item recalls heavy snow in Frederick with mentions of Middletown, Ellerton, and New Market. It notes Rogers McSherry nearly freezing after a horse ride and an injury to a sleigh driver. Other brief notes reference Charles Stevens from the War of 1812 era in New Market and Edgar Weedon, a diminutive colored schoolteacher from Point of Rocks.
Mrs. Howard spoke on U S political conditions before 209 ladies in the Francis Scott Key hotel ball room. She referenced the Supreme Court and current acts, described President Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt, and recounted White House visits and receptions. Miss Vernon urged signatures for a peace mandate, aiming for 12 million in the United States and 50 million globally to press governments.
Bruce Catton reviews The Finating Republic by G E Manwaring and Bonamy Doane, noting Spithead mutiny and the Nore mutinies shaped naval discipline. The piece argues both mutinies spurred reform, improving conditions and pay, with Parliament granting demands and a royal pardon. The analysis references Bounty history and broader maritime reforms by 18th century Britain.
A roundup of local events and civic matters as the New Year progresses. Reports note annual group meetings, church activities, and community planning in Frederick, with references to bank earnings, a zoning filing case, and growing interest in New Deal policies. Descriptions reflect a bustling small-town scene and ongoing public life.
Informal tea menu for luncheon includes crab Hollandaise relish gelatin squares apricot muffins stuffed celery fresh fruit compote sponge cake coffee and a tempura style Temon juice sauce with butter flour milk and seasonings. Also includes gelatin dessert with pimento celery olives and vinegar, plus muffins and fresh fruit compote with orange and lemon juice.
Emporia Kansas officials admit a blue signal experiment failed as daylight visibility proved poor. Traffic lights have reverted to the traditional green and red system after the color change proved practically invisible in daylight.
New York gossip notes a string of celebrity parodies and vaudeville acts. Lew Brown and Sophie Tucker perform a voicdupois themed number while Harry Richman sings. Kazanova the glamorous new G?f girl dazzles after Europe. Minsky’s education level draws comment as Jassie Gordon cancels crime lecture tour amid Tindbergh protests. Katharine Hepburn's theater path and marriage rumors swirl alongside shifting entertainment figures and maritime signal fears in playful society chatter.
The text explains vitamin A from animal fats and fish oils helps disease prevention. Following a fairly good diet supports health, and there is no reason why you should not benefit from adequate vitamin A intake.
The reader asks how climate affects someone who has had nasal polyp surgery. Experts say climate effects vary by individual and condition. Dry climates help some, moist environments help others, and a personal physician familiar with the patient should advise.
The text explains that lacking vitamin A in meals may cause night blindness due to reduced visual purple in the eye. It notes vitamin A is abundant in animal fats such as butter eggs cod liver oil and halibut liver, and mentions green vegetables as a source.
The article discusses vitamin A sources from leafy greens like alfalfa cabbage spinach and clover to milk and animal products. It notes summer diets rich in greens raise vitamin A levels while deficiencies cause night blindness, with higher rural prevalence than urban in the United States.
A fragment reflects on lingering unrest and the call for quiet contemplation. The voice references fate, nature, and Shakespeare to muse on sleep, rest, and restraint amid life's distractions. The text echoes a contemplative line of thought rather than a clear news item.
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