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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1936
Page
5
Fragmentary newspaper item from The Daily News Am Independent Paper with garbled names and places. Mentions Frederick Maryland and printing attribution to Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Co. read as a catalog or wire copy note with unreadable segments.
A garbled 1920s style reflection contrasts King George V and Edward VIII, debating royal qualities and national identity. It asserts the British people seek steadfast character above glamour, with emphasis on duty, empire strength, and the monarch’s role in unifying the realm.
Fragmentary note mentions a daily English lesson and Ward suudrr vie 4 mmes and i. The readable text signals a school or class focus with potential names or places not fully legible. Further details are unclear, but the item appears to be an instructor-led note or column snippet in a local newspaper.
Fragmented notes describe Will Rogers related chatter about a scare, a possible bet, and a journey to Georgia. Mentions of Arcane of dapa nos and infantile parallax are unclear. References to Roosevelt and a public sale imply political and civic themes with uncertain specifics.
Street School Parents Association will hold a meeting Tuesday in the school auditorium featuring a student music program under Mrs. J. T. Pyles and D. Shatter. The program includes solo and vocal pieces by Eleanor Engelberge, James Decker, and others with pianist Mrs. Richard Ross.
A damaged OCR record shows a car collision involving Charles W. Snarh and Fred W. Wertzel in Roll Park TS. Deputy Clerk EFachter was with Snth and escaped. The garbled text mentions bumper damage and authorities.
A fragmented Local item recalling events from fifty and twenty years ago. Mentions January and historical notes about Frederick, with references to officials and an endorsement of Leo Weinbere for the Sixth district race. The readable text is sparse and partly garbled.
A WPA sponsored sewing class gathers in multiple rooms under Mrs Grice Fink to learn materials and techniques for beginners. Groups in progress at Wheatsville, Emmitsburg, Springs, and Frederick include adults and older participants organized by local teachers and supervised by the Board of Education.
Taneytown notes an Open House on Tuesday February 25 hosted by the Reformed Christian Endeavor. Western Maryland Glee Club provides special music. Mr and Mrs M S Obler visited Washington the past Friday. Mrs Ohier attended a Chevrolet sales meet at the Mayflower Hotel. Mary Robbson and Mr TRUNDLE, 59, receive dinner as town citizens.
A fragmented list notes anniversaries and birth dates of notable figures. Highlights include Joan Brown of Providence, a Brown University benefactor who died Sept 25, and Jerome D. Kern, a New York composer born 1885. Also listed are several historical events and people with varying accuracy.
On February 8 President Henry Stahr of Liso College will preach a memorial sermon at Souk, Baltimore. The event is announced for February 28 and reflects Stahr’s ongoing public speaking duties and affiliations.
Columbus Ohio January 27 Walter Ho Hartung state health director advised today not to rub frostbitten areas with snow or any rubbing. The old remedy of snow on the frost is dangerous and may cause infection or tissue damage. Proper care includes warming gradually and applying clean coverings, with medical attention for severe frostbite to prevent sloughing and lasting sores.
The ceremony installed Mary, Anna, and other officers with Past Matron Beagle honored by a floral tributes. Secretary Ker and Treasurer A Coniuctress C C. nRer presided as officers were announced with Organist Minnie Hays and Sentinel Sara Hoke among attendees. A separate item notes Mr and Mrs Wiliam Grove celebrating their twenty fourth anniversary at 24 Smith Market Street with guests and refreshments.
A weekly grocery plan for a family of three to four outlines essential foods to maintain health. It lists Milk 10 to 14 quarts Bread 14 to 18 loaves Eggs 6 Rice macaroni cereals 3 to 5 pounds Potatoes 15 to 20 pounds Beets and peas 1 to 2 pounds Other vegetables 4 to 7 pounds Fruit 3 pounds Tomatoes canned 2 to 3 pounds Fish and cheese 1 to 2 pounds Margarine sugar seasoning cocoa 3 pounds Notes no coffee considered essential and coffee not required.
The eye care note asks if eyestrain can be corrected or prevented without glasses and whether glasses are needed for eye strain. It mentions individual examination of refraction, reading the eyes, and determining suitable remedies, with emphasis on proper examination and advice.
A fragmented guide outlines how to pair dishes with soups and cheeses, and how to serve lemon with fish. It emphasizes balanced meals with main courses or soups, and notes that richer meals require smaller portions across multiple courses.
Uncle Sam funds a new traveling stage troupe linked to the WPA Federal Theater Project. The Jefferson Davis role is tied to Guy Standing Jr. and a cast including actors paid about 103.40 a month plus per diem. The troupe will tour from Chicago to New Orleans beginning in February, with admission likely as top revenue.
A fragmentary column excerpt discusses bookish topics and fields of exploration. It mentions geologists, explorers, and scientific fields like archeology and anthropology, noting a near limitless exploration field despite a nearly complete map.
Fragmented OCR text notes include references to Socrates Monsolia and American songbird recording fees, movie soundtracks, fossil digging, and various phrases. The passage appears as garbled trivia or placeholder content from a publisher.
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