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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1936
Page
4
A damaged OCR snippet from The Daily News shows mixed letters and stray phrases. It references printing and Associated Press, with unclear names, dates, or events. The readable parts offer no coherent incident or outcome to summarize.
A discussion on the rivalry between the Secret Service and another federal agency, plus Missouri governor race chatter. Lloyd Stark addresses a drouth area crowd and rain follows within minutes, while Jesse W. Barrett’s rain precedes drought concerns. The piece muses on political strategy and public perception of federal policing and weather as campaign leverage.
A quirky recipe fragment shows a pineapple mist salad with pineapple slice on lettuce, walnuts, marathi moatlana, and jelly. It mixes with a beverage list including sour milk and Orleans cheese, plus scattered measurements and procedural steps.
Alice Longworth argues Spain faces a conservative rollback and possible premature stability as the republic falters. The piece notes unrest, royalist sentiment, and shifts in European power while predicting a cautious public response to political change.
A garbled retrospective notes a local religious gathering, a civil clubs event at Isand Park near Harper Ferry, and a joint meeting at Mackeystown. It mentions Horace Clarke, son of James C Clarke, being promoted to some position at Nicholas Central Rail raid and Maryland Agricultural College hosting guests with dormitories and hot water.
July 28 1916 column recalls a Thirtieth annual reunion at Pen Mar park drawing about 15000 attendees. Hood College sees rising interest in recitations prompting talks on campus dormitory needs. Miss Mamie Dautendach of Baltimore, a pedestrian, was knocked at the side of a vehicle. Edward P. Thomas of Maryland is noted for medical practice and a university graduate.
Readers ask why water rent statements show charges for months beyond a year and wonder about the city water department’s method. The letter questions the accuracy of billed amounts, the ownership of past readings, and whether taxes or penalties inflate the bill.
A fragmented New Windsor column items repairs and social notices from late July. Mentions include Wattiaeten events in Philadelphia, Victor Pelt, Mrses Ania ant Ausa, Mies Walter Gatte in Athan City and Shon Oindee visiting town. CampPentel near Shurmont hosts group activities under Orethren church direction with weekend visits to New York and Mass Berg dane Stanpy.
A fragmented social notice mentions Mr and Mrs Mandhamn and Mrs Purdham's mother Mod Laka Yourke Inia visiting Aspera Pa reth. It lists several households and relatives including Pauline Viands and George Mas of Harpers, with brief, unclear references to timelines and travel between Meare Wich and Tir nea as part of the extended family events.
A garbled Taneytown notice lists numerous names and locations in a confusion of words. It mentions Miss Paves and Stee NOS, with scattered references to Lomett Vir and Cabifor, suggesting a local acknowledgment or announcement amid unclear OCR text.
A distorted fragment reports a reunion planning in the Alluin area with references to Maryland North Carolina New York and Pennsylvania. J Mehriing Bold of Frederick is named as a chairman for arrangements and there is mention of 45 variations of unspecified acts and several surnames.
A public notice outlines a memorial fundraising for the Ritchie Memorial with donor names and contributions. It notes a total of 38 subscribers had pledged by a specified date, listing many local residents and organizations involved in the effort.
A fragmented report describes a church picnic and service led by Robert L Filpler at Calvary Mere with involvement from Francis Guther and a list of attendees, noting a 6:30 pm start and various community activities.
A state investigation reached Murti County Monday as the Thyds Commission nearly led treks amid overloading claims. State officials charged milk carriers tied to Cheeni Farms Malry with alleged overloading and safety violations during the drive.
Editor notes that spoiled foods may cause intestinal worms in children, detailing how hookworms, roundworms, pinworms, and tapeworms enter the body, common contamination routes, and symptoms like itching at night. Prevention stresses hygiene, thorough cooking, short nails, and medical treatment tailored to worm type.
A fragmented verse piece reflects a town's mood as time blends memory and mischief. The speaker notes shifting attitudes across many locals while pondering truth, tears, and the weight of past events on present perception.
In New York City, a sprightly Cape milk horse named Blackie marks his 21st birthday by marching with his driver along familiar routes. The scene coincides with a quirky campus demonstration at Columbia University where a Guernsey cow and calf visit to illustrate dairy origins.
A fragmented list catalogs notable anniversaries and birthdays including Rhode Island settlers, Georgian political figures, naval officers, artists, and engineers with dates spanning 1791 to the 1930s. It mentions anniversaries, obituaries, and notable births such as Booth and Machen, plus a reflective note on history’s method and caution against bias.
A cryptic quotation discusses how astonishment at a mother’s might can confuse judgment. It asserts that even perception of power cannot determine the true character of a man, citing Burke as the source.
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