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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1936
Page
5
An OCR fragment from The Daily News mentions radio broadcasts and social changes. It references timing clocks, relationships, and intimate life, with unusual phrasing and incomplete sentences. The snippet hints at modern media shaping daily life and personal connections. Access to full content is unavailable.
The Supreme Court declares the tax law invalid, voiding government claims and escrowed payments. Attorney General assures all objections to the tax turnover are withdrawn. The decision negates any federal claim and criticizes prior government insistence on possession of funds. A chaotic mix of unrelated notes follows about a horse, a barber, and a drive.
Besides 1 Tove teat ped UL ake ge Batch Ber ry wasent afraid to put an act ual ix oou ble incomes. Frey forget politics when they are in. The officers present were Me Chirl Mis Darotiea Sun: ut Junior, M of Fs Guard, ellie Cia its 10 si members were reported. Falluwing the meeting a fi card part heid. array which were peed of ck flours, Mis Dy butler, Mrs. Leuke Yount.
Rev Geo Schilinger missionary to Japan on furlough will speak at Woodsboro Lutheran Church this evening at 7 30. He will appear in a Japan dress and discuss his work abroad, sharing experiences from his posting in Japan.
A fragmented note recalls a 19th century Frederick event with names like Hagan DeLauma and Granville Dutrow listing attendees and officials. The text mentions a wedding and county commission figures such as W. B. Coblent Alban Wood and A Wachler, with unclear surrounding details.
A letter to the editor discusses attacks on President Hoore veldt and criticizes the New Deal as excessive, arguing about the budget, government waste, and the role of Democratic and Republican parties. The writer cites statements attributed to Mr. Grave, the Economic Commission, and calls for a prudent fiscal policy and a balanced budget.
The wrangler did not stress but Iope evler Job St eR and other virtues hospital on its perfection by how the woes of the world would be htened. Mrs. Col. Kirkind presents a reflective critique of faith and endurance.
The letter questions whether any New Deal member repudiated the Democratic National Platform and challenges claims that the President is a Democrat. It cites Rex, Grove, Hastie, and Providence leaders, condemning alleged platform breaches, urging accountability for 1932 era pledges and government actions.
Menu items listed for breakfast luncheon and dinner include buttered toast scrambled eggs bacon and rice. A recipe fragment shows ingredients like 1 cup bacon 1 tablespoon water 2 tablespoons chopped onion and celery with mixed dressing and orange salad components.
Jane Gaynor counsels would be stars to be different and stand out from the crowd. She urges boldness and individuality for those seeking success in the film world.
In a chaotic press agent scheme in New York, two intermediaries staged a lurid publicity stunt to trap a baron with a “dance” gag. The plan collapsed when the baron was taped and harmed in a park, prompting police moves and a cautionary tale about sensational headlines.
Chronicle of events from 1578 to 1902 notes the opening of London phone exchanges in 1871, Andrew Carnegie funding the Carnegie Institution of Washington with 16 million dollars, and Santos-Dumont’s era in 1902 linking international aviation progress.
A fragment describes lighted sodium lamps near Chicago providing an orange glow. It notes this as the first step in addressing rodent problems caused by insufficient highway illumination and cites a 42 year old context with references to Metiterran Silver of Glevc in Lithuania.
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