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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1936
Page
5
The Daily News item references The Next Pes Be cederick and Marylac printing and manufacturing firms. It appears to report a communication or notice about a posting, with unclear text and partial firm names and dates.
In a series of wartime letters the author contends American neutrality and trade policy risk entanglement with Germany and Scandinavia. The discussion weighs how German actions influence U.S. commerce and the line between economic interests and alliance obligations amid evolving diplomacy.
A fragmented OCR snippet references Will Rogers, American politics, and mentions of the Senate and the President. It includes garbled phrases about purchasing and a "1955" marker, with unclear subjects or events. No coherent event or outcome is discernible.
Ranks elects John and William as reelected officials amid a tangled tally. Debashmutt and Bennett appear among names with William C. Mulinix and Marion Ilareia listed in a partial roll, creating confusion in the local results.
A cryptic OCR fragment notes a January meeting for AL with mention of Guy E K Motter. The readable bits suggest a school or local association gathering but details are unclear.
Fragmented notes recount Fredericks history with names and events: Willie Carty, Harry Ksefer, and local figures from Mantaey Junction to Lyame ville. Mentions elections, Y M C A, and a public figure like John Hartnett. Ridgeville buys a carter lot opposite the Eagle Hotel to build a large machine shop.
William J. Grove writes from Kiln dated January 16 praising some New Deal projects while criticizing administration waste. He advocates for infrastructure like Braddes Knob and Camp Ritchie style drives, arguing Roosevelt is ahead by decades and will aid multiple programs despite opposition over spending.
LUFBURROW predicts growing political tension as big events begin amid sharp partisan debates. The writer cautions readers to cogitate hope and work while awaiting uncertain outcomes in a tense national mood.
Hagerstown plans a new post office costing 117,500 dollars with equipment work totaling about 5,000 dollars. The building, a stand with a cross $119.00 ste? is ready but formal opening is slated for late January or early February. Removal of equipment from the old to the new will begin this week. Postmaster Jacob T L Hartle announced the schedule.
A marriage license was issued in Baltimore naming James R. Corneil as the fiancé. The notice notes a change or name line associated with Mrs. Lewis HB and mentions medical issues at City Hospital on Monday.
The page lists recipe items including Cream of Tomato Soup with browned onions and a fruit dessert, a pineapple dough filling with flour sugar and baking powder, and a creamed chicken filling suitable for hot biscuits or rolls. It reads like a home kitchen column with casual cooking directions and ingredient notes.
Commissioner’s report lists two Frederick county license revocations ending today. John G. Chopper of 314 West South Street failing to stop after an accident and Revert G. Eiker of Em'mit établissement obtaining a license by misrepresentation. Several others faced suspensions or fines for traffic violations with amounts shown.
January weather shifts spark new stockholders elections and public notices while farmers and residents read about county affairs. Clinics on poultry and animal care run next week across Damascus Poolesville Thurmont Walkersville and Jefferson with Dr T D Biller answering care questions. Details include clinics set for high schools and costs listed for markers and insurance figures.
The Truth About Diet explains how regular small daily vitamin C intake wards off scurvy and mild infections. It stresses vitamin C as highly valuable, easily destroyed, and more abundant in fresh fruits and vegetables than in processed sources.
Seeds called psylium or psyllium seeds appear reddish and similar to others with a slight odor. Some seeds are noted for mild laxative and digestion aiding properties though reports vary on potency and safety.
A fragmented note discusses milk, futons, and a tax tab. It mentions vitamins and claims about vitamin C without clear evidence of benefits or harm. The text hints at consumer health guidance but lacks concrete facts or sources.
An old devotional note quotes Job and a proverb about poverty. It argues that avowal of poverty is not disgrace, while failing to strive for improvement is. The message urges personal effort and resilience amid hardship.
A fragmented item notes Bruce Gaborne dictations and a Cleveland musical mission. Mentions Tad inconspicuously, Mee West and Mary Boland onstage, with references to Richard Barrasimess and a card conjurer Dei Vernon. The piece hints at The Cleveland Press era artistry and a circle disk emblem.
Today in history notes include the birth anniversaries of notable figures such as Alan A Milne and Olga Nethersote, with mentions of events like Detroit’s incorporation in 1802 and other milestone dates. The column blends birthdays and historic milestones from around the world.
An excerpt discusses the value of education and reading as a path to strong action. It emphasizes definite aims, life success, and the dangers of mere contemplation without purpose. The text links education to personal power and contrasts it with unfocused effort.
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