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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1936
Page
4
An independent afternoon paper states no communication or subscription details will be published. Readers are reminded that opinions expressed are those of the writers and that the newspaper reserves the right to edit or reject submissions.
An American explains the how and why of motor vehicle tests for drivers. The examiner checks the car while the back is turned, and the driver must demonstrate knowledge of traffic laws and demonstrate the car can run safely. Many hidden faults can affect starting, running, or stopping beyond gas and spark.
Nineteen candidates seek the Meld seat in Seattle. John C. Peterson, a sign painter who calls himself a man of destiny, is highlighted as offering a platform advocating a relaxed approach and steady representation.
A fragment notes a flapper named Fanny attended a social tea in Cleveland. Details are sparse, with no clear date or full event title. The item suggests a fashionable young woman of the era participating in a society gathering.
Recipe instructions describe a tomato cheese soup with onions and butter, using mild cheese Campbella and Worcester sauce. The method includes cooking onions in butter, melting cheese, adding hot water, simmering, then stirring in beaten egg and seasonings, served on toasted crackers. Mentioned as a chafing dish for Sunday night suppers.
Alice Longworth argues constant polling distorts voters and shapes opinions. She says cab drivers and others face pressure and fear revealing true views, risking misled outcomes and a culture of misrepresentation.
A surprise Jaun party was hosted at the Clyde Porta home in Lenore on Thursday evening in honor of Mr Potts. The lawn featured a pink and law color scheme with Venetian music. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Clyde Soots Mr and Mrs Steward Potts and many others.
A look back to July 21 1918 notes the twenty fifth anniversary of the Battle of Bull Run and a peace mood, plus local items: tax base decline from auto purchases, a serious Emmitsburg auto crash injuring Mrs Lawrence Mondorff and baby, and road work on the Thurmont Emmitsburg Pike funded by the State Roads Commission.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a modernist house exterior and window arrangement. mentions feelings, aggressiveness of some elements, and a maritime concrete feature. The text references a reception area and entrance, with scattered phrases about design choices and perception.
A Grove letter writer analyzes farmer finances amid tariffs and government taxes, citing Doctor Nicodemus and wheat prices. He argues high tariffs aid farmers while speculators and price swings hurt producers. He notes milk dependence and disputes compensation, urging press and writers to address farmer protection.
The passage discusses a cheap boon related to a road and mentions various local names and sentiments about preserving or losing aspects of the area. It reflects cautious optimism and concern about changes affecting the community.
Directors from five Maryland associations gather in Winchester Virginia to exchange views on business of organizations. Local attendees include President Thomto C Darby and U S Grith with several county and city members listed. Meetings are held annually in Winchester to discuss cooperative activities.
Mort Washington and Charles S. Tanner attend the Reserve Officers Training Corps camp at Port Washington near Gettysburg College. At visitors day, Mr Banner was named cadet major and will graduate soon with a degree from Gettysburg College, marking a milestone in the camp program.
Carl Porter Edwards sues Ethel GQ Morgan in circuit court for the return of a Pontiac roadster and damages. He seeks $100 reimbursement for detention and recovery of the car. The case lists Alton Y. Bennett as attorney for Edwards.
Dr Morris Fishbein warns parents about foreign objects entering the ear canal and water exposure causing ear infections. He describes removal methods, risks of self treatment, and steps to prevent harm during swimming especially for those with colds or sore throats.
Gov Warry Nice named a Triple Anniversary Committee to organize events for the 1937 commemoration of Ingerstown’s founding, the Battle of Antietam, and Washington County settlement. Alexander Armstrong was named active chairman of the group amid high expectations for the statewide celebration.
The Vonta Chub met at a hotel Monday night with eleven members. Mrs Marty Di Cuiwell presided as vice president, with Miss Cason, Mrs Pur and Miss Miriam Apple present. Apple read a report from the International Relations Committee, drafted by eight Zontas from the US, Canada, Denmark, Germany and Sweden, noting early progress on the "build-a-thened stine by mall" plan. Adjutant Rachel E. Morris led the collection.
A historical list of notable birthdays and events with dates and places. Names include John Gases Symmes Theron Baldwin Charles Robinson Mahlen Loomis Chauncey Olcott Thomas Cavendish Brigham Young and others. The notes mention battles, railways, and notable figures like Leopold and Leech, with reflections on future pursuits.
A traveler named Ms. O4erge accompanied by Mrs. Doveias journeyed to New York City for the Parmttuee market on a Friday. Their movement centers on this event and includes the pair's participation in the market visit.
A feature on offbeat New York sights for visitors including Hyde Park in Manhattan, Morningside Heights church Pipettes de Notre Dame, the Cathedral of St John the Divine, Vanguard Cafe, Times Square noon scene, Jefferson Market, and Jack and Charlies celebrity hotspot with tunnels from the speakeasy era.
Harney Marpey and family guests of Mrs John Teeter and daughters Betty and Watey as aluminum ware demonstration hosted at Teeter residence. Several neighbors and relatives attended dinners and visits with Cornell, Angell, and others. Church notices mention St Pauls July 23 event, a ham and chicken supper chaired by Beatrice Beaver. Various locals including Mr and Mrs Beck, Mra Valentine, and Mra Flesene Wleer appear in ongoing social notes.
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