Fragmented OCR notice from The Daily News Late Edition
An OCR damaged item from The Daily News includes garbled lines about publication policy and submission requirements. It references the newspaper building and printing firm in Frederick and mentions constraints on expressing opinions or publishing sensitive content.
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AM Independent
Buniay
News-Post
Court Brzeet
Frederick
Meczisad
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing CG
Pump-priming Critique of Public Spending J reinforcing depression
The piece argues against pump priming as a cure for ongoing economic depression. It warns that public expenditures and veteran bonuses would mainly boost short term demand and not fix underlying issues. It emphasizes private investment and industrial revival as the true remedy, cautioning against relying on public capital alone.
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Amelia Lei
Stereetina
Ray Murphy
Eco
PWA Pogram
Liars and Gold Medals Spark Questionable Claims
A wary column questions recent claims of a national champion in Buchagien Wis and the supposed gold medal win. The piece notes misdirection around truth, with references to a cold spell trapping a rat and a broader critique of political and journalistic prevarication.
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Har
Buchagien
Wis
Jean
Ansila
Burlington
Atlantic C
Will Rogers China Pew War and Gunboat Talk
The column riffs on foreign tensions and gunboat patrols with mock bravado. The speaker jokes about a single gunboat near Bre, mocks officials’ predictions, and rails against exaggerated fear during 1938. A casual critique of political rhetoric closes the excerpt.
A Book a Day review of a bleak prole novel
Bruce Catton notes a prole literature trend with a dull yet insightful London tale. The tale follows a downtrodden tailor apprentice in Whitechapel seeking happiness, ending in misery and political longing for revolution. The critic finds intelligence but monotony in the book published by Doubleday Doran.
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Bruce Catton
Simon Blumenfeld
London
Whitechapel
Cean
Doubleday, Doran and Co
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
Local items from The News columns recount a historic snow blockade of 1855 56 crippling Frederick County with eighteen foot drifts and widespread disruption. Also noted is postmaster Williamson’s condition and Charles F Seeger’s fall injuring him but leaving him able to be out again.
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Frederick
the News
Westian- Broze
Thurmont
Fred- Ag Surieso
Aasta North Mara
Sux
Williamson
Meteuta van BR Stava
Charles F. Seeger
Letter to editor critiques New Deal waste and federal bureaus
An extended letter argues the United States faced an economic distress eased by gradual recovery and criticizes the New Deal for bureaucratic waste. The writer recalls 1893–1950 public service reforms, claims increased appropriations and inefficient reorganization, and defends merit-based appointments against political influence.
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New Deal
Wi J. Grove
Roves
Eco Council
League of Nations
Harding
Coolkde
Hope
Joint Commission of Congress
Tressey
Pavern
Theodore
United States
Aspee
Vido Qiereroan
Hoop
Ovtan
Equator
Anul
Grove
Geral
Ncai
Congress
Gouzees
Roose
Fragmented Ranting Echoes Political Debates and Debts
A garbled compilation squarely targets the New Deal and Franklin D. Roosevelt, criticizing its policies as failed experiments and debt creators. It rails against perceived tyranny, cites the Supreme Court, and laments a widening gap between dream and reality. The piece invokes figures like J Pierpont Morgan and H S Armstrong while condemning accelerated state control and regimentation.
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Brain Trust
Communistic Russa
Seare
The Truth About Diet Diet MIYAMIN B-1 Helps Appetite
A historical note explains how polished rice linked to nerve issues and paralysis, leading to early understanding of vitamins. It mentions a Dutch doctor observing that whole grain rice appeared protective, contributing to knowledge of B-1 and nerve health.
Erosion of Teeth Debate and Remedies
The article discusses causes of tooth erosion, noting brushing and saliva as factors while dismissing unproven theories. It states erosion’s real cause is unknown, most cases halt before serious damage, and sensitivity may fade over months to years. It warns against aggressive polishing and suggests cautious smoothing tools, with limited pain relief outlook.
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Generes
Vitamin B-1 Essentials Highlight Growth and Appetite
The text discusses vitamin B-1 deficiency causing loss of appetite and growth issues. It notes sources include brewer's yeast, cereals, vegetables like cabbage and spinach, and animal foods such as liver and eggs. It mentions supplementation benefits for infants and general dietary patterns affecting B-1 intake.
Morgan Residence Guards Keep Tourists At Bay on Madison Ave
New York report notes tight security at J. P. Morgan's Madison Avenue home. Guards block close views as crowds gaze at the brownstone, with watchmen ensuring pedestrians do not approach the gate.
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New York
J. & Morgan
Madison Avenue
Morgan Mansion
Morgan Home
Anti-Rameraman
Today in History and Birthdays Highlight Notables
A jumble of historical anniversaries lists figures from Matthew Maury to Hugh Jmul k and Richard F. P. Quteault, noting births and deaths in 19th and 20th centuries. It also catalogs today’s birthdays for Louis Van Lee, Thornton Burgess, Felix Warburg, Hugh Lofting, Dr. Schweitzer, and others with scattered origins and dates. The fragment ends with Judge Samuel Sewall’s 1697 confession reading at Boston’s Old South Church.
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Matthew F. Maury Teutenant
Prod!bourg
J. Din Chili
S—Robers M O'Reilly
Phila
Pierce Lott
Noselst
Richard FP. Quteault
Lancaster
Ohio
N.Y
Gid Neremah Smush
Dover
Robert Lorame
Bam
H van Lee
Berm
Holland
Thornton W Burgens
Mass
Naure Wiiter
Sendaich
Tod
Felix M Warburg
New York
Guy
Germany
Hugh Lofting
England
K Schweitzer
West Africa
Absace
Samuel Sewall
Boston
Old South Church
Poden
Daily Lesson in English Misused Words and Pronunciation
A brief English lesson notes common misuses and pronunciations. It covers words like impudence laboratory and aberrity with focus on correct syllable stress and spelling. The item presents a small glossary styled as a teacher’s read aloud practice.
Fragmented Study of Enemies and Economic Plans Across Time
The text blends biblical phrases with scattered references to accusations by enemies. It cites a Treasury plan for public credit and notes historical notes from 1815 to 1923 about New England separation and postwar reparations. It offers assorted snippets and horoscope-like musings without a single cohesive event.
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Teva Leary
Treasury
House of Representaries
New England
Grel
Britain
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