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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1936
Page
4
A damaged OCR text fragment from The Daily News shows garbled publishing cues and stray references to Associated Press style. The fragment hints at printing processes and a newsroom context but lacks coherent events or identities.
The document reports the transfer of Rev Dr G Withama as pastor of Calvary and indicates his selection to lead the Washington district of the Baltimore Conference. It notes community leaders and local shifts in church governance, with remarks on his impact and continued service within the church network.
The report discusses plans for extensive subway and cellar shelters in Paris and Europe to protect civilians from potential air raids, with gas masks and evacuation measures under study. It notes decentralization of industry and improvements to rapid evacuation routes as key responses to looming threats.
A fragmented recipe note lists Cigronite dishes and a tomato aspic salad with gelatin, vegetables or chicken, plus a Talon feeding item. It includes scattered measurements and references to Albert A. Schroeder and kitchen steps, with many misspellings and garbled terms.
Dr Clare, Dr Noein Dodbert McCuure, and Professor Ealy lead Ursinus College personnel in a closing ceremony. The event features a Zumpe selection, notes on atomic studies, and remarks by Vanett. The group honors educators and scholars, with Dr Clare at forty two years old noted as head of the department.
A garbled OCR item notes Chirenne D. aon of Rey and Co Beathemse earning a Doctor of Philosophy from Johns Hopkins University and joining the Stigma Chit Trafernity. It mentions other graduates, including a Willuamelstawa Miah nod da PT student, Gettyburg College, and a Hopkins chemistry disprise, plus a find of a large money collection at Kitvka unearthed after workmen moved artifacts at the Doret Museum Upperta.
Local notes recall the fifty and twenty year markers in Frederick with brief items on the Tom Paine Society meeting at Maton Davis's home, Adamsstown factory hopes, and visits by editor William Lynch to Frederick. Также reports strawberry season peak with high quality berries selling up to ten cents a pint and obituary notices for Mrs Katherine Diehl and Mrs Cain Cobia.
Scientists from Holyland and Maestehaec teams observe the solar eclipse from Asia and Europe to study the corona. The June 10 event traces a path across the globe with two American expeditions and a Georgetown-National Geographic effort tracking the corona and its outer rays amid debate over the phenomenon.
Taneytown residents visit neighbors and a wedding marks local ties. Western Maryland College graduates include Milas Catherine Joabel Redhdallar Mia Catholine Laws Kep Tech and Priva Simimerman. A large cooperative sign is erected on East Baltimore Street. The OOF band performs in Frederick with a church service following at 2:30 pm.
A Miyprise birthday party was held Sunday evening at 212 W. D street Brunswick in honor of Mr Marper. Refreshments were served and many friends offered congratulations and best wishes. Attendees included Dr and Mrs Lyn Lavettaville VA Mrs T Lo Harper Mrs Kats Wright Mrs Damon St Myers Mrs Leroy Grama and family Mr and Mrs Ray Care Mrs Flora Danner Mrs Clyde Smith Mr and Mrs Marvey Danner and sons Donald and Franklin.
In a rare interview Willem Davis, a 94 year old cicada expert, recalls seven seven tall tales of seventeen year locust outbreaks. He recounts their life cycle from underground nymphs to aerial swarms, notes their appearance every 17 years in parts of the United States, and lists his long career with entomology societies and his work naming numerous cicada species.
Jefferson Council No 12% held a Monday evening meeting with Councilor Huber Gordon presiding. Visitors attended and M R Etchison gave an account of the State Council meeting in Baltimore. Edard Ree Etchison Harry Bridges and Ja Engeinrecht offered speeches on boosting order interest.
Excerpt discusses two schools of thought on weaning a baby. It notes sudden weaning may be necessary for maternal illness or new pregnancy and gradual weaning is favored to avoid infant distress and indigestion. The article warns about summers and emphasizes nursing for several months when possible.
A New York literary note mourns widespread plagiarism in contests with examples from a $5,000 prize and a Rubinstein theme theft. It recalls Dr. Brim’s medical reform efforts and notes the 300 year change of Nooten Island to Governor's Island, now a military HQ and golf spot with skyline views.
A compilation of historical anniversaries with births and deaths of figures such as Cierrge Stephenson Sylvanus Thayer John Howard Payne and Eugene Hale plus events including claims of major aviation and legal milestones and a misdated list of other figures and incidents reflecting a rough OCR extraction.
An item lists several prominent figures born today including Raymond Blaine Fosdick of New York City, Isadore Lubin of Worcester, Edward Carter of Honolulu, Earl D. Howard of Northwestern University, Walter K. Clark of the University of Nevada, and Count Felix von Luckner. The text then shifts to a promotional tone about feminine degrees and personal advancement, with vague predictions about reputation and wealth and a caution about delayed outcomes.
Paris reports Thily warned France may quit the League of Nations if sanctions at Test Cerieva meeting were not strengthened. Ambassadors in Paris learned this statement was delivered by a high authority, signaling potential realignment with Germany.
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