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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1936
Page
5
An independent newspaper credits Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Co for production. The note lists Sutees Frederick and Siesieng among those involved in the distribution and printing process.
A fragment from a 1858 column extols good manners and courteous conduct on the road and in public. It praises young men who greet others, offer inquiries, and drive calmly, noting Americans’ emphasis on polite behavior and smooth social interaction in daily life.
A fragmentary account notes peak midwinter social activity among exclusive circles with tense dances and lingering weariness. The piece mentions pale faces and a lingering mood from the night before, with references to bourbon and social rituals.
A brief Bible thought notes that he knew he had delivered him, reflecting on faith and assurance during a Cannes gathering. The line emphasizes trust in divine deliverance amid a public moment.
A fragmentary passage reflects on Will Rogers as a resilient figure amid ongoing troubles. The text hints at a country in distress and a critique of modern rhetoric, portraying Rogers as a needed counterpoint to hardship.
Fragmentary report notes traveling of Frederick by Rev Dr Hl enjayed and testing with J L Teverile for Washington. Sunday services featured Mr and Mrs HW vie. Wart son of Mr and Mrs T W Warner attended and mal services from Frederick. Saturday in Predertez with Mrs Gaver and Jean Campher assisting.
Mrs Hari Kanede of Dickerson spent a day with her mother in Germanton Germanto on January 22. Mrs Elizabeth Longhart and family, Mrs Mahle Hughes of Washington, and Mr and Mrs Wallace Kundau were among those noted visiting relatives during the day.
Fragmented clipping recounts anniversaries and events from fifty and twenty years ago in Frederick with garbled names and broken phrases. Readable bits mention a large lemon, a four tree batch, and a five inch wound to an unnamed subject.
A fragment from a dietary column covers a home kitchen recipe for buttered squash and chocolate dessert, plus a discussion on vitamin E labeling and its purported dietary roles. It mentions baking directions and a breakfast feature, with several garbled phrases about foods and nutrients.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss vitamins and nutrition, mentioning Vitamin E and medical associations. The text references human health, diets, and possible claims about nutrition without clear facts or dates. The wording is incomplete and lacks coherent events or figures.
A reader asks about whether teeth can be softened by age and decay and if nutrition can affect tooth strength. The adviser notes teeth form early, outcomes depend on surrounding structures, and cautions against self medication.
Union Bridge notes report land stockman convention in Baltimore January 14 and 15 attended by James Snyder and Mr Herbe. Jatter presided at a banquet. The Farm Bureau gathering in Balt knaxe included Sam Ploutz John Roop Edward Rinehart and Harry and Carrot Rinehart. The Hampstead High School faculty member Thelma Snader and Miss Sad are mentioned with club elections and committee plans. Appointments include P T Association executive meeting and a Westminster benefit card party. Some illness recoveries and hospital updates, plus January Bible class held with brief report. Magistrate involved in an accident is noted.
Economy first breakfast lists stewed prunes cooked wheat cereal toast luncheon features vegetable soup peach sauce and dinner includes parsnips lamb onions parsley and a Waldorf salad. Dessert options include chocolate loaf cake and custard with almonds.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions large monetary figures in dollars and a numeric range from 5 000 to 70 000 000 000. The snippet lacks clear context, identifiable persons, organizations, or events to form a complete news item.
In a tangled, fragmentary column, George Ross sketches Broadway players, premieres, and scene gossip. Notes mention Toscanini, silent era figures, and the Paramount show The Music Goes Round and Round, with references to stage entrances, hotel chatter, and press department mishaps amid a chaotic city spotlight.
Historical notes list birthdays and death anniversaries for figures such as Francis Bacon Geothe Lessing Ampere Byron and others. The fragmented items mention dates like February and year clues, reflecting a concise per-day historical summary for readers.
A brief historical sequence cites 1850 Alta averet da storie referencing Wilsons Peace address to the Senate. 1922 Pope Benedict III dies aged 67. 1934 The Labour Party takes office in England for the first time. 1992 Istanbul historically referred to as Constantinople marks a notable event.
A fragmented horoscope notes Veshua W Alexander of Gall Missouri as a birthday figure and writer with ties to philosophy and science. It mentions San Francisco and Arm a, predicting wealth and discovery themes while referencing Japan’s eight great cities in order Osaka Nagoya Kyoto Kobe Yokohama.
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