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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1936
Page
4
A garbled OCR fragment from The Daily News shows scattered names and phrases about a court matter and manufacturers. Readable bits mention Great Southern and Remy, with references to statements and expressions.
An article recalls the memorial events for a local poet at a church and private home setting. It notes no general attendance and mixed reception as plans for the tribute unfolded with guests and hosts named, including Dr and Myra Charles Ho Gorey.
As downturns ease, certain sectors that endured the disaster are expected to revive first. Analysts note firms that survived four years and still operate meet a vital need and will see renewed demand and production once the national recovery gains pace.
Water sports attract many visitors who risk drowning when unfamiliar with boating and sailing. Tired operators and careless passengers multiply danger as squalls form near rivers. Youths should learn swimming and water safety to gain strength and control.
Flapper Fanny comments on a controversial operation involving a papa figure. The note hints at medical or social scandal with limited readable details. Further context remains unclear from the fragmentary OCR text.
Readable fragments describe culinary terms and household tasks, mentioning families, foods, and methods. The text references jars, water, sugar, and cooking steps, but the full meaning is obscured by garbled OCR. No clear events, dates, or identifiable people aside from scattered names.
Alice Longworth speaks about the Teaubleun convent and Philadelphia Republican meeting. She critiques party discipline and promises reform, noting the influence of lawyers and the need to reassess the teenthirely rule amid internal tensions at the convention.
A fragment notes past events and people including the timing of a future centennial bottle exhibit. It lists workers and officials like GI Clingan and Emory Selman among bricklayers and other local names, hinting at a community page of recollections.
Reported heavy rain disrupted ceremonies as the Ae boys performed well. The event featured Mathey and Vani M Stara sending a request for work, while New York officials authorized action through local inspectors. Yale University baseball team elected Warry Woo Lethe as captain for the season, with plans to reopen trials this fall.
The letter discusses reactions to the president and the public’s attitude toward recent events. It mentions concerns about agency powers and the impact of policies on retirements, asks questions about emergency measures, and references conversations between individuals about current government actions.
A flood of weekend visits includes Mr and Mrs Withint Mistead and Ann Biily of Virginia, Mr and Mrs Hamilton of Granite, and many others from Calvary church and area towns. Attendees enjoyed a farewell for the MekKaye in Winchester, and several families toured Baltimore and Washington.
A chaotic Roll call of graduates and guests from the class of 1958 fills the page, naming numerous individuals by name and place as speakers welcome the assembly. The event spans multiple days with addresses from officers and notable attendees, including senators and educators from Washington DC and Baltimore.
Church notices list Sunday morning preaching on June 28 led by Hey C M Huddle with Sunday School to follow. Early morning services occur on the fourth Sunday each month only during summer. Attendees include Mrs Grover Buhrman and children Howard Joseph and Dorothy. Ralph Pryer visiting grandparents Tracey and Mrs De lauter. location Edgemont.
An article discusses infant sleep essentials and safe room practices. It emphasizes fresh air, proper sleep clothing, and controlled drafts, with cautions on overheating and nose obstruction. It also notes local community updates and a few social notices.
The readable fragment notes a local event concerning shoes and a tally. Names, places, or dates are not preserved in the fragment.
A collage of historical anniversaries, birthdays, and events with names like Napas Tron and Roberts McLane, plus notes on notable figures such as William Penn and Clive at Plassey. Also lists birthdays of Cobb and Taylor and an unproven horoscope today.
This lesson outlines frequent errors in pronunciation and usage such as misused words and confusing sounds. It highlights how to distinguish words like ask and as and notes pronunciation and spelling tips for clearer expression.
George A Hamid, a savvy showman, supplies acts for fairs and celebrations across the country. His roster includes the Four Queens of the Air and paratrooper Zacchini style acts, with plans tied to political conventions and World Fairs. He began as a penniless youth in Syria, rising to lead a vast carnival talent network.
Bruce Catton notes Marvin Lowenthal’s The Jews of Germany traces antisemitism from Roman times to today. The book argues Jews faced repeated persecutions as a tool to vent collective anger and warns Hitler’s regime could aim to annihilate German Jewry, returning society to the Dark Ages.
Veederick Chapter of DeMolay announces a straw ride from Manone Temple, 643, to Gambrill Park at High Knob. Chaperones include Nagie Is, Gardner, Gaither, and Alexander. A melon feast and title event titled Mir ard Me Rasere by Redemiek and Veo ard Mee pany Hesterae are part of the evening.
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