Daily News Frederick MD item unclear in OCR text
An independent local daily paper page appears with garbled OCR, including masthead and alleged staff notes. No readable event, person, or place details are extractable to form a concrete news summary.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1936
Page
5
An independent local daily paper page appears with garbled OCR, including masthead and alleged staff notes. No readable event, person, or place details are extractable to form a concrete news summary.
A 1936 opinion piece argues that civilization does not justify war or its tools. It notes airplanes, bombs, and disease can both aid and harm, and asserts no nation can truly eliminate war. It warns that civilized nations may still misuse advancements to justify cruelty.
Aviator Joe Crosson, who flew from Fairbanks to desert dunes and back to fetch serum, rejects enrollment as a hem. He hails airplanes and lubrication engineered for −40 to −50 F, noting progress over decades. He praises radio and aircraft as essential assists in urgent Arctic health missions.
A brief devotional line from Proverbs 8 18 extols durable riches and righteousness as true wealth and notes a call to value spiritual riches over worldly gains. The fragmentary text suggests a reflection on societal gain and personal character.
A garbled report hints at Will Rogers commenting on Lindberghs aviation feat and a quip about a feather bed room scene. The text references Lindbergh losing a wing and mentions press aid and publicity, though details are unclear.
Dorothy F. McBride and Louise R. Heath report on a Current Events lecture focusing on Congress neutrality debates and the People’s Mandate to Governments. The Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom and local groups promote peaceful action, distributing mandates to urge public opinion to influence senators and representatives for permanent peace.
Grayson Haupt near Middletown was convicted after a hearing before Justice Carmpuell in Boonsbors. In default of a $110 fine and costs, he was sentenced to 60 days in Washington county jail for operating an automobile while intoxicated.
A dated column notes past events from Frederick two decades and twenty years prior. Items mention a petition among local business people seeking an early train to bring malt, along with wedding notices and local society details. Names include Jennie Smith and Beatrice Thomas, Kate Crum Thomas, Alpheus D. Thomas, John Ridgely Flock, and Lex Cephas Adams.
Reports from Jefferson Club and Harmony Grove Club outline programs on Home and Community Creeks, citizenship talks, and verse recitals. Members and guests attended meetings at homes, with plans for a public card party at Hotel Frederick and an upcoming January gathering hosted by Miss Williams and Mrs Staley.
Sterling Galt, long known as manager of Charles Soroner's Sons, died of pneumonia in New York at age 12? and was buried in Washington. He was son of the late Svering Galt, a prominent citizen of Burg, with ties to the Emoltsburg Chroatch. His mother and stepmother, Mrs. Sterling Tusbee Galt, survived him. the service was held at 3 p.m. in Washington.
Police continue the search for a third suspect in the severe assault on Dennis C. Lenhar a resident of Urage Springs. Wesley Mansfield and Joseph Hipp remain in custody at the House of Correction with rewards offered. Mansfield was recaptured after fleeing Police Headquarters. a third figure is reported to have been purged.
In Mt Aly and Mt Mary area schools, new buildings are funded in part by the Federal Emergency Administration of Civil Works. A mink skin measured 31 inches after being trapped near Mt Aly by Robert Dubel, with his son Ray Watkins later trapping near Clagettsville. Community members, including Mrs A B Smith and Mrs John Dudderar, described school reading and music programs with varied festivities.
Miss Helen Lucile Offutt and Mr C C Ballard unite in Saturday ceremony in Washington with families including Mrs E A Adams and Mr Henry Bas Ballard. Attendants wore plum gowns and sapphire accessories. Groom linked to George Washington University Phi Sigma Kappa and the Federal Communications Commission.
Hermony Grove residents Mr and Mrs Robert G Witter announce the engagement of their daughter Neille Catharine to Jadrian Strite The couple is connected to local clubs and organizations with Strite noted as president of a Was and Girls’ Council group.
A report explains that severe vitamin A deficiency damages mucous membranes in breathing and digestive tracts, increasing infection risk. It notes early claims that high vitamin A intake prevents colds were erroneous, though deficiency clearly harms mucosal health.
The Westminster monthly record shows 33 births and 59 deaths for December with disease tallies including chickenpox, diphtheria, mumps, pneumonia, scarlet fever, tuberculosis, polial diseases, and infantile paralysis. County births in 1995 reached 1,800 and deaths 386. Carroll County population estimated at 35,886 with a general death rate of 12.2 per thousand and infant mortality rate noted.
A reader asks how cereals are malted and if malting aids digestion. The answer explains germinating the grain in a warm moist room converts much starch to dextrin and sugar maltose. The process is halted by drying the grain. Malted grains are somewhat more easily digested than unmalted ones.
In appreciation of the football squad and other athletic teams of Wester ore and coach Charles W Havens, friends and fans plan a testimonial Wednesday January 22. The event aims to thank the head coach and celebrate the teams with the community presence and support.
The article explains that large vitamin intake does not prevent colds and that infection risk hinges on blood condition. It notes provitamin A from carotene in carrots and potatoes, lists sources like cod liver oil and leafy greens, and mentions daily needs for children and adults. Mrs Ruth Delauter, visiting DeLauters at 814 North Market, has returned home.
Res notes from New York dated January 12 report Douglas Feirbanks dining with English titled figures at New Montmartre while Alec Waugh heads to the Algonquin and Billy Rose looms large in a Hipodrome spectacle. The column mentions Dorothy Parker, Mary Gillette, Miss Howland, and Eddie Cantor and closes with a quip about a stemmering school.
A scrambled and partial list of historical anniversaries and birthdays from multiple figures. It mentions Lemuel Woodworth, Salmon P. Chase, Ethel Lynn Beers, John W. Fearn, and Jay Rambsiee among others, with scattered dates and places. The text includes references to events in 1733 1836 1908 1913 1918 1931 and notes on births, deaths, and achievements in a patchy, OCR-like format.
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