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Fragmentary newspaper block with garbled typography and disjointed credits. Mentions The Daily News, Associated Press, printing, and publication notes but lacks coherent event details or date.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1936
Page
5
Fragmentary newspaper block with garbled typography and disjointed credits. Mentions The Daily News, Associated Press, printing, and publication notes but lacks coherent event details or date.
A speaker argues for tax reform to raise awareness of government spending. He envisions higher open taxes guiding citizens to confront government costs, urging personal accounting of tax burdens to prompt pressure for budget cuts and economic responsibility.
A reader criticizes both major parties for abandoning constitutional ideals in favor of a new deal era appeal to class hatred. The letter warns against constitutional erosion and urges leaders to defend the Constitution and resist demagoguery. It questions whether the nation will accept future changes that threaten American liberties.
Fragmentary text reflects distrust of government and promises to buy from the speaker. Mentions Will Rogers era, power, and a 1936 reference. Lacks clear events or names beyond generic symbols, obscuring concrete facts.
The excerpt critiques utopian theories and stresses recognizing oppressed and free groups while urging change. It contrasts discontent with hopes for a brighter land beyond current pain, noting escape from fear under a benevolent dictatorship and mentioning potatoes as a symbol of security under Canalization.
Commissioner Gougman and Edward Peter conferred with Dr H E Table of the Maryland State Roads Commission to obtain approval for funding the county debt of 248000 to the pads commission. The plan would authorize the county to lend a bond issue to pay for road maintenance and use the annual county share of the State gasoline tax amounting to 129000 to service the debt.
Sarah Routzahn widow of John Routzahn of Frederick died at her son Herman Routzahn’s residence near Middle town. The service was conducted by Rev Fr with assistance from Summer and Toste. The obituary notes her high esteem in the community and references a late Pinup Coo sentiment.
A 20 year anniversary celebration at a residence on East Second Street featured a reception attended by over a hundred guests. Notables mentioned include Mrs Gilmer Schley and Mrs Castles B Staley.
Frederick residents recall a 75th birthday for Charles Wertheimer noting his 49 years of farming in the county, ownership of productive dairy herds, and long-standing business leadership. The piece highlights his care in keeping detailed farm records and his status as a progressive local citizen.
A truncated medical journal piece discusses diet in improving health and warns about temptation toward appetizing but less nutritious foods. The article notes public interest in dietary guidance and references old adages about eating habits.
An article describes excessive perspiration and slow evaporation causing damp skin with 23 sweat glands involved. It recommends daily washing with soap and warm water, drying thoroughly, applying potassium permanganate solution, letting it dry, and dusting with powder. Lightweight underwear should be worn and changed daily.
The First Alumni Meeting of the Demolay chapter featured initiation of candidates including Pacl Redecuck and Rosert Le Prece. G Harington chaired with Master Councilor tag introduced by Louis L Wilson. Guests Zummerman and John H joined as others present. plans noted for future Second Degrees on Feb 11 and a St Valentine event on Feb 14 at Cresap Rifles Bail Room. fire incident reported at Meio S Mumfford home.
A fragmented history page lists notable birthdays and events from 1638 to 1935, referencing Emanuel Swedenborg Henry Lee Albert Gallatin and others. It mixes dates, places, and biographical notes with dubious OCR fragments, including mentions of battles, government figures, and a dubious horoscope.
A garbled New York dated dispatch recalls Marx Inc screen figures, actors and managers, including Zeppo and Gumma in Hollywood and New York, and Madame Stavisky, Carl Fischier, and Keech the orchestra conductors. It notes long-ago Broadway and cabaret links, with references to Paris cafes, royalty, impresarios, and a mix of theatrical and entertainment figures.
Bruce Cation surveys Count Byronce Provox in a lively note on exploration and archaeology. The author argues for a shared ancient culture across Yucatan forests and nearby lands while hinting the quest offers thrills as much as facts. Published by Dutton.
A fragmented note argues a clash over a religious subject featuring a reference to the Atuan child. The text hints at a debate surrounding preservation or conervation within a religious context.
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