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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1936
Page
4
A garbled street scene describes a chaotic carnival like event with cars, crowds, cigarettes and illicit activity. Names and places blur as bystanders mingle with police, homeless figures, and a tense atmosphere. The piece sketches disorder and loud sounds around a public space at night.
A local department store outing featured numerous employees and their guests. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Gam AW Magiles, Mr and Mrs Phi lip Beard, Mary Praciess, and Mamie Ola, among others, with names spanning many departments and roles.
A garbled reminiscence page recalls events from Frederick's past, mentioning Marys College and Cardinal Gibbons, local figures, and civic notes. The passage references Mount 89 Marys College and various names, with scattered mentions of audits, a Twenty-Sixth Sunday convention, and religious society activities.
The readable fragments mention names like Christopher Morky and Andrea Joe Agelato and refer to a fatal event or misfortune. The text includes scattered hints of a public notice or discussion about a disaster and possible investigations, though the layout is garbled.
The straw ride event planned for tonight by Preterick Chapter of De Molay was indefinitely postponed due to inclement weather. G Edward Neale, chairman of the outing, announced the cancellation.
Com missioner of Venielea Inc reports 15 fatal accidents and 18 victims in the past week. Incidents include drunken driving cases, reckless driving and multiple arrests. names such as Francis Wo Rerar and James Co Moare appear amid the tally.
Folioaium announces opening of a new Goodrick Surman store on the Market Street corridor near the Mad side of the Davie property. Manager TW Werses oversees a staff including Madde Wildes as budget chief and James Donk rervive sineman. The store promises tires radios and auto parts with a full Goodrick line and related services. Mary Louise McGee a Hood College junior visited Miss Beitrice Summers during the recent stay in the area.
An old guidance piece notes sleeping bags are essential for infants but must be roomy and not restrict breathing. It warns against tight necklines and wind-around tapes, suggests materials for warmth, and cautions on waterproof diaper coverings increasing laundry and skin irritation. Rubber pants can help travel but should not be worn constantly.
A chaotic night at the stadium sees fans flip from supporting Dark Destroyer to urging Max Schmeling in the fourth round. Meanwhile a lively dating race features Miss Julie Benelli choosing among three suitors, and Lindy’s chatter praises women songwriters including Maude Nue Rent and Carrie Jacobs-Hand, noting recent hits and long careers.
A collage of historic anniversaries notes figures from the War of 1812 and figures like Lord Kitchener and Ambrose Bierce. Entries reference battles including Bannockburn and explorations in the 1820s, with births and deaths of notable persons and dates spanning centuries.
A list of prominent individuals with birth anniversaries including Dr John C Weight of the US Office of Education, Walter J Cummings of the DNC, Dr John Leighton Stuart of Yenching University, Frank Crowninshield of The New Yorker, Dr Oswald Veblen of Princeton, Lewin Brower, Jack Dempsey, and others. The prose also references reflections on daily affairs and cautions in drafting with the opposite sex, plus a local note on Louis O Etchison displaying a Regau dy bulb in Jefferson, noting 42 blooms from a single bulb.
Fragmentary text references Nehemiah chapter 13 27 and discusses obedience to God in marriage to avoid foreign influences. The garbled lines imply a debate on keeping faith and merging cultures within a community. No clear individuals or events are readable beyond the biblical citation.
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