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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1936
Page
3
Shipping operations proceed as a new policy response to Smith, with government aims to settle disputes and solidify trade routes. Officials emphasize coordinated action and rapid progress toward implementing the plan.
Fragmented clippings recount FDR critique of New Deal overreach and bureaucratic autocracy. The draft speech references remarks from 1932 era politics, noting opposition lines about government by puppets and fear of increased instruments of government. (Contains garbled OCR fragments.)
Four dress schools were arranged for Montgomery County during February. Miss Barthe Mo Turner and Helen Saeley will conduct sessions for open women with sewing experience. The first session will be February 11 at the George B Mess bakery court house in Rockville.
Weather delays concert by the Choral Society at Thurmont loan hall. Prof Charles M Cassell directs a varied program featuring Mrs Ruth Dixon Thomas Miss Ethel Crayford and Miss Helen Higbee among others with accompanist Miss Marianne Lamne. Program includes Pilgrim Wagner See Schubert Song of the Vikings Paniz and Protheroe pieces. an exhibit of fifteen dollar cash prizes announced at Washington County Museum February to honor local artists.
A fragmented kitchen feature lists a family dinner menu with corn bread and dessert items. It shows ingredients and steps for corn bread and fruit desserts, attributed to Mrs. Alexander George, with several garbled phrases and misread measurements.
A scrambled menu lists items like chilled fruit juices lamb broth, glazed turnips and vegetable salad with gelatin, lemon sauce, and apricot caramel shortcake. Measurements and ingredients are jumbled, with mis-typed phrases and unclear quantities. The fragment appears to note a ceremonial supper or catering plan but lacks coherent structure.
An uncertain Anping report mentions armies, invaders, and a monarchic figure, followed by a Washington Senate item about a 2.491 billion dollar bond and Roosevelt era politics. The text is garbled, mixing military, imperial, and fiscal references with no clear single event.
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