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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1936
Page
4
July Fourth Fires and Bond Cash Advice Amid Public Noise
The piece notes Fourth of July celebrations disturb residents, especially children, and recalls safety concerns from past festivities. It also discusses cashing Federal bonus bonds, urging holders to invest or keep for emergencies as bonds accrue 3 percent interest and remain cashable until maturity in 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jey Paarth
Johnny
Meng
Ace Menty
Fesus
Astoormant
U. 8B. Treasury
Fight Fly Menace With Cleanup And Prevention
The article urges households to kill flies and clean up breeding sites to reduce disease. It claims one house fly killed prevents numerous flea outbreaks and stresses fly borne illnesses and the need for sanitation as a public health measure. It references words about propaganda and education in public communications.
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
Local items from The News column July 1 192? recounts June telephone traffic 857 calls daily and marriages such as Mina May Smith to Jeffersa at Trinity chapel Adamatown. Notes include tax rate changes, county treasurer Cramer retirement, school levy details, and railway road progress near Brunesick Petersville with rainy weather delaying finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wlatteau
Exchange
Adamstown
Mina May Smith
Smith
Jeffersa
Hammond
Bon OF Hon
Milton Q. Urner
Lant Anek
Dick= Inson College
Cartale
Frederick W. Cramer
Rcord
Roger C. Hlarky
DeWitt T. Pree
McA Meretary
Av Hits
Hammond Urner
Asaciationa
der Park
Joep C. France
Baltimore
Brunesick-Petersville
Knowle
Harpers Ferry
Monrmi
New York Leader Calls for Budget Reform Critique
Alice Longworth says Commander General Tree has qualified views on government spending based on two decades in office. She asserts nonpartisan stewardship of the Driten CAS Bervce and criticizes wasteful pork projects while urging prudent executive action and clear public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sears
Alici Lorgworth Cup
Tyre Cate
Letters to the Editor Praises Moot College Sublicity
A reader from Washington on June 29 expresses appreciation for coverage of Presbyterian moot college proceedings and the accuracy of the account of the Fyrad white Fy McSdotn in Sade mts. The note thanks unnamed contributors and praises the press for timely reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Cummins
Washington T
Wilhelm G. Leibnitz
James B. Finley
West
North Cara
Una
Cincinnati
Cideon
Welles
Harford
Conn
Navy
Y. Taed
Washington
Chou Festival Features Choir Soloists and Procession
The Chou Festival at Marntaut Park on August 33 will showcase choir from each denomination, a medieval procession, and a service with canticles verses responses and collects. Rev Tellx Robin om and Henry Bowers Greve assisted by Wil Mam Waite oversee the program. Mrs Frederick Rogers formerly Mary Elizabeth Carts received an M.S. degree in biology and chemistry at Michigan Commencement. she will engage in chemical research with her husband Major Rogers, a professor of military science and tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Met O
M.S. Degret
Prederick Rogers
Mary Elizabeth Carts
University of Michigan
Itana
Mra
Rogers
Major Rogers
Charna
Potomac Synod
Leonard Boxman Martin Janover
Potomac
Ivanoff-Ippethtoff
Lucile Gilman Martin
Mortin Wie Colnet
Westminster Choir
Princeton
N. J
Europe
Martin
Ammanuel Reformed Church
Hanover
Westminster Chore
Thiessenre
Thiessenre Hie
Frederick
Duddra
Wudderar
Druid HM Park
Baltimo
Reunion Association
Francis Scott Key
Duttera
Dutrox
Dudrow
Dudrear
Dutterer
Dudderar
Dodrer Om- Cera
Fragmented OCR Keeps Little Readable Beyond Fragments
The readable bits show scattered letters and rare words with no clear events, names, or places. Unclear context prevents forming a concrete headline or full summary.
Synod Social Service Report Adopted At Potomac Synod
The Potomac Synod hears the social service report from the Board of Home Missions. Rev Dr William W DeLang outlines annual work while Rev Dr Catselman cites China missionary retrenchment and opportunities. The ministers chorus from Potomac Synod prepares services with Ivanoff Ippethtoff anthem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SYNOD
Mustang
Hood College
Acton
Cerze W Richards
Pancacer
Jorn Ararfier
Franklin and Moaranhall College
Lancaster
Mey
Toya Fawaras
Bertmaater
Mercerastare Avadem
Yerker
Heward Garanke
Cattabt
Colitam
Sattatary
MoCo
Henry T Brahe
Hot College
Ped Monard
Benehof
Mysanuten Academy
Virginia
Faa
Nereis Tanenle
Reformed Church
Nagie Mibaions
Durel
Allen
Avelal
Isbor
Board of Home Missions
Interpata
Catawba College
Evangeiam
Ife
Patience India Addreaa
Catselman
Col. Chang
Wamertha
Thee
China
Sccretien
Razing old structures recalls city history
The article traces Frederick landmarks on the south bank of Carroll Creek. It details the Darts property, the old Whackentth phon site, and the Hane home near the creek. It notes changes over time including carriage shops, a hardware store, and finally the Hargett and Price concerns evolving into Thomas and Company in the early 20th century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Darts
Carrol Creek
POG Warget and Company Hardware Store
Duyds
Narhira
Hane
Meckey
Hla
Una
Neckley
Hane and Hood
Slond
Margaret
Herat Inter
F¢ Wa
Arte Gabrary
John Ab Tamsbury
Die Carringo Busines
George C Crum Dawid F. Davis
Pire
Opropest. Net
Dalding
Daniel Herbert
John Ponte
Peter Kader
Po L. Hargett Company
Otter
Christenher Weernes
Colener Mckinsey
Hertz
Huckamtahop
Stewart and Price
Perfed
Ness
Thomas and Company
Win
Baby Health Promotes Sunlight and Fresh Air Habits
An old time health note urges exposing infants gradually to sunshine and fresh air to improve digestion and vigor. It warns against overexposure, recommends morning outdoor time, and stresses gradual increase to one hour daily once aged a few weeks. It also covers heat safety, sunburn prevention, and when to seek medical advice. A church picnic at Fishing Creek Park follows the health tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Frank Castle
Misa Margaret Thomas
Fishing Creek Park
Altar Guild of Crace Evangelical and Reformed Church
Aleasure
Filabeth Hermeén
Mate Mitter
Jeeeen
Webster
Mind readers at play in New York Paramount reading booth
George Boss recalls a July New York encounter with the Bay with the X Ray Mind in a Paramount reading booth. The illusionist demonstrates sixth dimensional powers by listing recent movements, including the Astor Hotel and Stork Club visits, while a magician friend, Robert Rinehart, observes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Boss
New York
Msoydl
Paramount
Robert Rinehart
Courae
Mogul
Astor Ho'el
Kenyon Nicholson
Haqenne
Dolores del Rio
Stork Club
Medora Roosevelt
Dora
Rhinehart
Nou
Today in History anniversaries and notes
A collage of birth and death notes for figures like Leibniz and Finley, plus historic events such as the Pontage stamp Act and the creation of the Dominion of Canada. Includes scattered birthday notices for Albert Ruehnell, Edward Costigan, Busan Glaspell, and others with terse biographical fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Poetmasters
WSA
Firat
Amherst
Jerson Willams
Pittafield
Maas
Gettysburg
Provinces of Canada
Dominion of Canada
Executive Mansion Remodel Adds Thirteen Extra Rooms
The Maryland Governor’s Executive Mansion nearing completion reveals eighteen bedrooms and nine bathrooms across three floors with servant quarters on the ground level. Finishing touches include hall staircase work and palette choices as painters apply final coats.
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Maryland
Amiven
Ruesta
Anna Polls
Theer
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