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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1936
Page
8
An item summarizing dietary guidance from Dr Morris Fishbein editor of the Journal of the American Medical Association and other publications. It outlines feeding order and related health cautions though the text is fragmentary and partially garbled.
A brief health question column explores a misprint or garbled prompt about a common issue. It notes unclear wording and suggests seeking clarification on the intended topic and guidance for readers.
Fragmented notes discuss famine conditions and the impact on mothers nursing babies. It mentions increased food needs for 1500 to 2000 calories, breast milk concerns, and physicians advising balanced meals. References to grain prices and general wartime shortages appear.
The event on February 1 to 16 featured nine entrants in a beauty pageant. The queen of the farawal was chosen, with Gus and Frank D. Eslzgeral noted among participants amid mentions of goodwill and royal selection.
Mrs Louise Caroline Wahl Hel tage widow of John Hekd inger died at 9:30 am Wednesday at her daughter's Lewistown home after a short illness. Born in Germany she was a daughter of the late John Wahl and lived in New York until about twelve years ago. Survived by two daughters Mrs Amelia Byger and Mrs Pewer Johans both of New York and two brothers William Wahl Murre ia and Dark Wi Woodstery cemetery, rah cour played.
Funeral services were held for Mrs Barb at her Mid dletoon home on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o clock. Rev. McBride conducted the service with the assistance of Fray funeral director.
January greetings from New Market recount family visits and holiday travel to Harford Connecticut. Mrs W hosted classes Saturday with Mrs B C and others. Christine and Marjorie referenced in casual social mentions. Phobus and Paris farewells noted in local gatherings.
Members of the Maryland Home Economics Association Baltimore section and guests from Johns Hopkins University attended a dinner at the Southern Hotel Baltimore Friday honoring Dr E V McCollum.
Rodney Dutcher reports on federal payroll demands and Social Security Board audits affecting employers and employees. The piece highlights confusion over required information, state and federal tensions, and a Mississippi Supreme Court case involving alleged false statements and racial tensions as the nine justices respond to the issues.
VOR article notes efforts to assist veterans with bonus forms amid user confusion. Authorities urge filing, coordinate with veterans affairs, and expect clarity on eligibility and deadlines. Public notice emphasizes community resources and help centers available for applicants.
A corrupted personals item references Peony Bingo and events at United Fire Co Mall with prizes and a rough timetable. The text includes garbled names and dates, mentioning a Bee and aunt figures, and hints at a past event or schedule around 1849, with unclear details and locations.
Local notices reference Sapper Bacto and a sequence of cryptic names and places including Gaus, CrisaL, Louis, Eichelberger, Cov, Woust, Turia, and Matens. The fragmentary text suggests a military or civic note with unclear context and multiple proper nouns.
Fragmented OCR text lists people and places such as Frederick, G. P., 215 East Third Street, and various local items like markets, card parties, and notices. Mixed fragments reference hospital, shop, and residence notes with unclear context. Compelling named entities include streets and individuals, but overall content is garbled and hard to parse.
Fragmentary note mentions Lup and Wintle in context of wives and dating rituals. No clear date or location provided. Requires fuller text to construct a solid news item with defined entities.
Fragmented OCR text mentions names and places in a damaged record. The readable parts include unclear references to a Mr and an event page. No clear dates, actions, or outcomes are established in the surviving lines.
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