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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1936
Page
4
The article laments the high number of underachieving students in many high schools and argues education is key to broader knowledge. It notes concerns about reading skills, the role of newspapers, and the risk that illiteracy could dampen social progress. It mentions public access to information and the idea of two classes forming through literacy.
Sunday morning Sunday school at 10 oclock followed by preaching at 11 oclock. Many residents visited relatives and friends in Sykesville Gettysburg and nearby towns. The annual chicken supper will be held at Taylorsville church with guests noted during a weekend gathering at local homes.
A reflective note argues that government motives shape outcomes and how affairs are managed. It cautions readers to weigh proposals, avoid rash views, and consider the consequences before voting. The piece underscores human woes and the need for careful judgment in political decision making.
A fragmented recipe item describes Holland Rusk with eggs and sugar, butter, and a suggested cream or batter method. It lists steps with measurements and ingredients, including brown sugar, corn starch, salt, vanilla, and spices.
A garbled pastiche of names and policy jibes shows Alice Longworth contending with factional splits inside a party. The text hints at leadership disputes, defections, and public pressure as campaigns heat up near a contentious constituency.
The sever hoarsahal Maelo ree tuntan will be held at City Park in Bagersts ty with prizes for anrsted. An Interesting program features Henry sustierman the first and is presented by Taras Austerman brandl. Presiding officers include president Sam uel Ausherman Turkitieville and vice president Harry Ausherman Washington. Secretary Hep thie Ausherman and corresponding seve renary No OW Ausherman. Mary Shoaberger muse directo.
A column from July 18 1880 recalls local events in Frederick including a new German Baptist church dedication on West Fourth Street with a sermon by Rider, pensions granted by Congress, property sales for 1557 dollars, and discussions by county commissioners on jail labor and education near Trederick.
A fragmented OCR report describes Saturday town life in Frederick with mentions of arations abroad, local gatherings, church and school events, and community figures. It notes meetings at the Jefferson charge, the Evanelical and Reformed denomination, and a Romiksisnary conference. Also referenced are hospital visits, family visits, pool and park attractions, and local public services plans for July.
An essay argues that wealth comes not from machinery but from human action, with advertising driving production, distribution, and consumption. It stresses that ads stimulate demand, connect producers with buyers, accelerate purchasing, and raise national income, making advertising essential to a stronger, richer economy.
The weekly report from the Commissioner of Motor Vehicles lists fines over ten thousand dollars. Names and locations such as Taneytown Brunswick Frederick Urbana Thurmont and individuals like Joseph Snyder Charles Thomas Donald Fink and Walter Drown are cited for speeding reckless driving and license issues with fines ranging up to $1000.
The Annie Kulheenearth property on Casranl storet Thurmont was sold at public sale Saturday. Flan Ian Was tic purchaser and the mire was 2000 dollars.
A jumbled history page notes births and deaths: John Pracee born Rahway New Jersey 1852 died Campton Alb. William Milkepeace Tharke born England. Tom L Johnson born Blue Spray Kentucky. Samuel W Sachton physicist born Litchfield Wisconsin. Frank Baum died 1992. Willam White bishop died 1933. New York and Philadelphia car tickets or postage stamps as currency in 1812. aviation section created 1914. Boissons front break 101R. St Laws waterway treaty 1932. German Catholic attacks 1935. Also mentions Herman Haeechen Charles Ryans Lupe Velez Joe Mitchell Chapple Lord Snowden Sydney Mosler and others with assorted ages.
A July reception at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ward Redmond in Lettore celebrated the marriage of Martha Redmond to Carrollinn Davis of Lettore. Attendees included families and friends from Lettore and nearby, with gifts reported and best wishes extended. The event followed a ceremony in Milan and noted the couple’s future date with Mrs. Robert A. Kemp as host.
George Ross outlines New Yorks summer options from beaches at Jones Beach Rockaways and Long Beach to public golf at Beth Page and Saxon Woods. He notes Central Parks bridle paths and riding options, boating from Sheepshead Bay, and prominent spots like Coney Island Jamaica Bay and Delmont Park, emphasizing accessible outings near Manhattan.
A warped, OCR rough page quotes diplomats and officials warning that nations grow more wary of conflict. It notes calls for independence, neutrality, and public opinion guiding policy, with scattered references to Palestine trains and international commerce. Names and places are garbled but imply UK, US, and global voices.
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