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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1936
Page
4
A brief note from The Daily News outlines a fire at the Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Co. The blurb credits Associated Press material and mentions efforts by local authorities. No injuries are listed, and details are sparse due to transcription issues.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a Ma event with a burial reference and a field note of a rare record. The readable words indicate a possible obituary or memorial item tied to a Ma figure with unclear context and missing details.
Flapper Fanny Says reports a feten amount of pouah helps e ina. The quirky column notes whimsical finances and social antics with a humorous tone. No clear names or locations are provided.
Alice Longworth critiques the Democratic platform and its stance on American participation in global trade. The article records her views on the party's open trade approach and its potential impact on US interests and policy.
The text lists residents and visitors around Detour including Mrs Dears y, Joan Dear, Mrs Wilks, Mr Pitkner, and Mr Daker among others. Mentions visiting homes of Mrs Quintin Eckenride Warnes and Mr and Mrs Onde Daker, with several families and neighbors noted in the Detour area.
An old verse warns against repeating false reports and blessing deceit. It cautions that a tale bearer may pretend good will while uncovering others secrets, showing that one’s own fault may be exposed in return.
Fifty years ago Frederick hosted a Washington excursion with nine residents aboard a B and O Railroad train led by Capt Pratarites. Asbury color company members joined a Harper’s Ferry trip. the Key grave drew summer visitors to Mt Olivet. local trolley war and promotions in Company A featured Mexican border reshuffles and rank changes. a chancel service at the fairgrounds attracted Rev R T Bhupvet and Mrs Paul Smith.
The article lists numerous locals hosting relatives and friends from out of town in Middletown and nearby areas. It notes visits to Roanoke Virginia and Washington County Ohio, with travel spanning about 1800 miles and several weeks of stay.
Mr and Mrs Emory Etter and family hosted a busy weekend with kin visiting from Wakefield and surrounding areas. The gathering included extended family such as Mr and Mrs George Miler, Mr and Mrs Oscar Meties, and many others at the Etter residence in Frederica. A Bethel church funeral drew a large crowd, with Julie Hape and daughter in attendance and Norman Heiner's family visiting from Listes town.
A report notes that Mark Leatherwood seeks to register a two cylinder Maxwell built in 1908. Officials face difficulty proving the car's model year due to missing manufacturer records, hindering the application for registration.
A history page lists anniversaries including Nathaniel Greene born in Warwick and Charlotte Corday born in 1793, with deaths and life milestones for Samuel Smith, Cyrus Thomas, Vladimir de Pachmann, Harrison Fisher, and more. It also notes 19th century events such as the Confederacy selling Northwest land and the first Atlantic cable completion, plus a horoscope predicting strong mental focus and restraint.
A fragmented notice from Rockville lists marriage licenses issued to Charles William Mar in 92 and Blanche J. Catty 23 both of Thurmont, with other names including Thomas Lord Cribb 48 of Poolese and Christine Lewell 51 of Tealls valle, indicating a local licensing event.
A marriage license was issued in Hagerstown to Cherri Grane of the area. Information shows the involved parties and prior residence details, reflecting the local civil records activity.
A July note from New York outlines Sir Joseph Ginsberg as mentor and frequent guest to comedian Willie Howard. The piece portrays Ginsberg as a standout stooge figure with a storied Broadway and vaudeville presence, alongside references to Tammany Young and other famous showbiz personalities.
Hydrophobia or rabies in dogs rises in warm months April to September. Preventive steps include vaccination, muzzling dogs around children, and prompt action after a bite. If bitten, keep the dog confined ten days and seek Pasteur treatment if signs appear, avoiding careless euthanizing or brain examination.
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