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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1936
Page
4
A garbled clipping describes a disputed press arrangement tied to a wire service, with unclear attribution and stray references to Associated Press sourcing. The fragment mentions contracts and potential misprints, hinting at confusion over editorial control and distribution.
Careless driving and safety rule violations are blamed for rising motor incidents in a national report. It notes a large toll of injuries and disabilities from automobile accidents, with millions affected, including home and workplace risks and changes in insurance costs.
A proposed exhibit tied to a $50,000 Safety Foundation fund aims to honor the safest drivers in New York with rewards, but critics urge spreading incentives to all contributors and warn against a single major prize. The plan, sponsored by the National Automobile Association, seeks education through showcasing safe driving while exploring negative approaches to reckless behavior.
Fragmented religious meditation text likely from a historical period, noting themes of integrity, grace, and prayer. Contains archaic spellings and jumbled phrases, referencing Lord, penitence, and pleas for mercy amid discussion of sin and righteousness.
Fragmented text describes assembling a pie and tart topping with sugar cream butter vanilla and nuts. Mentions ingredients like pecans and a baked tart with a syrup or cream drizzle and instructions for mixing and layering. Includes stray footnote-like phrases and garbled names.
Alice Longworth proposes a plan involving Dredge Canal and West Southwest farming support under federal action. She warns against funding the Astor yacht project and hints at political maneuvering around the flood of projects ahead of an election.
Readable fragments recount old Frederick items: court house park improvements and tree removal, police incidents, arrests, and local dignitaries. Notes reference the Salvation Army captain, jail stays, and civic efforts. Mentions beautification funding and past enforcement actions shaping the town's history.
Designers for outdoor sports envision new casino style garments cut for convert and worn in a weltar style. The jacket variety includes long and brief cuts with front neckline details, pockets, and back shaping. A black and red combination showcases the costume’s dramatic effect.
Residents and visitors from Sykesville Towson Mount Airy Westminster and Baltimore are listed in a social column noting weeks long visits dinners birthdays and weekend gatherings. Names include Mrs Frank Arrington Miss Charlotte Hobbs Mrs Minnie Ebbs James Mahon and Maj Albert McMall among others with travels to Laurel Arlington Va and Frederick.
A book review notes Bruce Catton’s piece on an amateur yachtsman sailing in a tiny lifeboat-like craft. The voyage spans the Atlantic with stops in Greece and Africa, detailing adventurous passages and the reader’s sense of high adventure through Mr. Rigg and companions.
Copperville and nearby residents share a busy week with visits from Emory Bowers family Johns town Pa Chas Bowers household George Martel Catharine Lloyd Collier and others. Ensuing gatherings occur at Union Bridge Baltimore Detour Otterdale and Taneytown with many relatives present. A July 4 opening at Tipe Creech Park faced a rain postponement of the baseball game.
Articles of incorporation filed with the State Tax Commission for Taneytown establish Hig Pape Creek Park Corpora tion to deal in real estate. Capital stock set at 1,000 shares par value $1 each. Incorporators are Charles Bo Shriner, Elden Fuckinger, and Robert W. Smith, all of Taneytown.
Local names list a sequence of individuals visiting relatives and traveling. Fla inacting his daughter Mrs David Dean and others like Mr and Mrs Wilbur Tt MiCardred, Mrs Wat kit, Mrs Bean, Elva Selby, Mr and Mrs William Branden burg and family, with trips to Predetick Baltimore Luray and residence visits to Mrs Dorsey Trandenbure and Mrs Mabel Grove during a period of family social activity.
A column recalls Grace Moore singing from a Paris record at a Connecticut wedding and notes alumnae from the Ziegfeld Girls Club dinner with Nita Naldi Ada May and others. It mentions Raymond Gaszienyt and an imagined ray machine, plus Paris burlesque plans and Broadway figures like Abe Minsky and Jack Kirkland in a bustling New York nightlife panorama.
A collage of historical anniversaries and birth dates including Thomas Hooker born in England and died in Connecticut in 1647, Philip Bohysirk a Philadelphia surgeon, and Theophile Mitchell Prudden in New York. Also notes births in Philadelphia and other places, plus a list of notable figures and a brief mention of a 1827 novel author and a 1933 1934 deaths.
Birthdays mark figures from Cadwalader Ohio to Philadelphia and San Francisco. Major General Upton Birne Ug chief of field artillery, William C. Hays architect, and Frank R. Adams author born today in various years. Horoscope notes suggest traits of dual nature and caution about habits, with remarks on career success and marriage.
A July accident on the Middlebury Pike near Northern Avenue left a 17 year old girl fatally injured when a car driven by her brother left the road. Relatives and neighbors attended funeral services this afternoon.
Dr Morris Fishbein stresses urgent medical evaluation for ill infants. Do not rely on looks alone and seek professional care at first signs of fever or acute illness. withhold medicines and keep other children away until a doctor arrives.
A fragment from a column features Flapper Fanny delivering a quip about a four am moment. The text hints at social wit and early 20th century nightlife humor without full context.
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