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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1936
Page
4
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Co. in Independent Daily News
The article discusses safety milestones in rail travel, praising the Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Co. and The News-Pait for publishing a informed public notice. It highlights the rail industry’s record of 40 billion passenger miles with no fatalities among certain lines and commends improvements in rolling stock and safety practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Daily News
News-Pait Bs.cie
Cowti Fireek Prelerica
Matyiast
GREAT SOUTHERN PRINTING ano +, MANUFACTURING CO
Incognito Carrie Cable Tour Promoted to Draw Crowds
A plan to promote film star Carrie Cable using an incognito tour of major U S cities is announced to create public interest and crowd crowds. The article notes publicity devices and speculates on public reaction and identity concealment as a marketing tactic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Cable
Gable
John Dee
Alice Longworth Jays: Cincinnati July 1 and the New Deal critique
Fragmented OCR notes discuss opposition to the New Deal, consumer harm, and farmer plight. References to Sew Dest policing, Creraghs Cas, and 1992 hints at policy critique and agriculture. Secretary of Agriculture seen as key to solving farmer distress amid political tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnat
Adinistratum
Benn Vale Lace
Alice Longworth
Why a farm problem in the blessed land asks Nicodemus
In a letter to the editor Nicodemus questions why after sixty years of Republican party friendship and protective policy farmers still face hardship. He cites wheat prices near the dollar mark and farm prices above normal, asking why a farm problem persists in America and calling for accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shen
Reconstruction Assembly Hears Gospel Message on Church Lawn
A group from Trinity Methodist Church South joins Piedmont Union for a twilight recreation assembly on the lawn of the Methodist Home for the Aged. Led by Mrs White Mare Thy, Rev ET Harrison delivered the address with Rev KO Bheppe and others in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity M
Church
Bouth
Piedmont Undan
Mia Wighile Mare Thy
Atk
ET Harrison
Pooleresille
Koa Bheppe
Rockville
Frederick
Mr and Mia
Wo W. Smith
Nancy
Milas Murphy
Misars Create
Boswell
Phyllis Spurrier
Twe Ine Rockwel
James Crit
George Albert Huntchen
Willen Belt
Urentwood
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago in Frederick
Local Vera Prom The Columns of The News July 15 recounts a Frederick area scene. Charled Whitehill Weyl, an Unioniile farmer, was struck dead by lightning at age 40. William J. Miter, the agent, leaped from a moving train to assist the engineer and fell badly hurt. A memorial for Mrs. Emily Nelson Maulaoy is noted. An eclipse observation and church notices appear with brief community references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
Rasa
Charles Whitehill
WEYL
Unioniile
Qal
Pen Mar
William J. Miter
AM Bealnte
Emily Nelson Maulaoy
William
Mauts
Bichon Paret
AL Morming Aervices
John Wo Harding
Ualtimore
Jame Beyenson
New Market
Bolivar
Talivar
W Va
Howard
Baldwin S
Earth Baldwin
Sorngield
Mas
Rose Kreimuntah
Medimont
Baldvin
Parenta
Harpers Merny
Se Olor
Testiny
Jacob Egebert
Lite
Uaughter
Predetick
Kirby Vryr
Chester Th
Mites
Inidiana
Chisago
Abi
Rey
Saath
Mass Buyel Siu
Ostter-Metaw
Mer
Indiana
Jack Wilson
Washington
Washington Street
Dr. Stallings
Roy Miskinininn
Pladelphia
Bolivar Area News Highlights Social Visits and Weather
Bolivar and Talivar residents report visitors from Springfield and Cumberland. Families travel to Indiana and Chicago for vacations and reunions. Weather worsens in Jefferson County with heat and drought causing crop stress. local events include a funeral in Baltimore and a birthday gathering at Camp F. O. due to summer heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mither
Mires Willlam Flori
Campdail
Faureate Bready
Mss Tircaddy
Shreawbridge
Baltimore
Priday
Samuel Kapton
Adela Mantel
Cumberland
Ate
Kapton
Moa Cormella Mirguette
Washington
Harpers Perry
Sarah Heneitict
Onhinde
Dad
Mas Albly Straw
Jefferson County
Mae Tebo
Baltinore
Patient Inn
Alin
A. MW Bh Binige
Camp FO
Tyne
Obituary Notices and Social Roster From Local Area
The article lists a string of names including Dullan Mercer Lillian Piers Linden Johnson and many others, noting survivors and relationships. It recalls deaths at Kilna's hospital and descriptions of Mrs Upright along with family ties, church membership, and a large funeral attendance. Numerous social visits and residents of nearby towns are mentioned, highlighting community connections and recent movements, with names such as Franches Drew, Pred Steadman, and Mr. James Creighton appearing in the surrounding notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dullan Mercer
Lillian Piers
Linden Johnson
Edger Harties
Williem Hal
Albert Mercer
Grorge Henjae
Min
Willan Keyser
Bert Kronk
Mira
Howard Grove
Doris Carl
wMrs
Valle
Mamie Whitte
Auiine
Grace Ney~rer
Harpers Ferry
Fils
Zombro
Mathie Holand
Resi
Robert
Coleman Ditan
Wolgar
Luckett
Sears
Imra
Chester Smith
Washington
Betty ¥. Broer
Camp Bud
Robert Fearn
Wee Lam Leigh
J. L. Eakins
Prances Nerhols Lydel
New Orkeine
Fia
Hose Desatulla
Mckee
Today in History anniversaries and notable deaths
A brief montage of historical figures with rough notes on their lifespans. Rembrandt, Clement C. More, Henry Falward Afontiing, and William Winter are referenced with birth and death years and vague descriptors. The text is fragmentary and shows transcription errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rembrankt
Panter
Clement C. More
New York City
Chirstmans
New York
Henry Falward Afontiing
William Winter
Notable births and civil milestones from early 20th century records
A historical list notes births, public figures, and events across years from 1913 to 1920. It mentions Lord Northcliffe, Hoover’s Farm Board, and various dates related to ships, battles, and a federal board creation, alongside birthday mentions for several actors, doctors, and officials.
Emancipated Age Sparks Demands and Debate
Fragmentary quotes reflect a period of social change with calls for courage, national effort, and cultural shifts amid debates on Europe and America. The passage mentions science, virtue, fashion, and emulation across figures in religion, theater, and music.
Infected Tonsils Should Be Removed To Prevent Illness
Dr Morris Fishbein explains that infected tonsils pose serious health risks including heart and kidney infections and rheumatic conditions. He notes tonsillectomy can reduce throat infections and scarlet fever but cautions against excessive removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ines
Aisa
Lena Ikely
Howe Lever
Broadway Summer Shows In New York Offer Variety
The Gay White Way presents Tobacco Road, Boy Meet a Girl, On Your Toes, The Great Ziegfeld, Dead End, New Myes, Three Men on a Horse, Murder in the Old Red Barn, Pre-Honeymoon and Victoria Regina with Helen Hayes away until August. Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne pause until September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ross
New York
Broadway
Ing
Sam
Tobacco Road
Georgis
Jeeter Lester
Jamies Carter
Jeeter
Porrest. Thrater
George Abbott
Ziesfeld
Ray Bober
Vanderbilt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Flapper
Associatio Prisa Toe
Eypakches Creites
Pepe Mabel
Ea Accots
Railnow
Pasenter
Wade
New York Central
Renger
Calito A
Alvar
Middle Western
Jays
Akademus
Din Tvena
Roosevelt
Frederick Tortane
Lauich
Thie Etty
Jacques
Faerie
Pyeburgh and
Dartec
Aruswick
Pennsylvania Hunger Army
Mee
Tanlexs
Ibis
Lanis
Harrisburg
Faye Mitibie
Pice
Ted
Paris
Aures
Ae Union of the
By Williams
Aca
James Creighton
Misa Mona Gregory
Toonerville
Ellison B. Wortle
By Fontaine Fox
ESER
Fevtalay Foup
Girureter
Fritz
K. Lane
San Foineisen
Jeny
Waynr
Stony Pont
Hoy
Potomac
Great Diltain
Napoleon
Waterloo
Mart‘ Land
Abellstophon
Rochefort
United States Board of Medaron
Congress
WNB
Wirthdays
Richard & Whaley
B.C
Federal Court of Claims
Charleston
S.C
Gmernor Wit McAllister
Tennessee
Nashville
Alfred Herts
San Francisco
Musselin
Germany
Garry C. Myers
Cleveland
Pryenloging
Sylvan
Walter L. Dierring
Des Moines
Iowa
American Medical Assoctation
Borth
Davenport
Tenny
Edgar Sydenstricker
Clina
Marie Tempest
Philocopher
Chaltian F. Meisner
De'gyman
Virinia Bose
Holyaord
Nes
America
Caedaly Aa Ragland
Jason Ile
Fusene Geewere
Candar Ter
Porte
Popzal
Teaipa Besques
Pert
Morris Fishbein
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Hyegia, the Health Magazine
Tamara Géva
Impey
Sidney Kingney
Upper Manhattan
Belasco
Bs Steelf
Burke
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