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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1936
Page
4
A fragment from The Daily News outlines printing and editing processes at the Associated Press pressroom. It notes a test communications effort about whether home or overseas content should be opened for broader dissemination.
A 1904 era description notes a campaigned song called Doakatic Alimulating sound praised for its lively beat and easy memorability. It accompanies a political election theme used to boost morale for travelers and supporters en route to a Governor Lauda era contest, highlighting local interest in patriotic verse and community performances.
A fragmented excerpt discusses how pride grows from quality products in farming regions and factory towns. It argues that when farmers and shop workers strive for top goods and service, a strong local reputation follows, spreading through word and example.
A chaotic fragment outlines a Philadelphia convention theme amid talk of reforms and war policy. It mentions May or March dates, political figures, press campaigns, and public votes, with scattered references to projections, ballots, and a broader policy debate shaping the event.
Howard County commissioners proposed the first year tax rate beginning at eighteen cents per hundred for county operations. They laid out 101 dollars per road budget and an additional appropriation for essential services. The county reported its indebtedness to the State Movs Commission wiped out with total debt and service for the year at seventy four thousand six hundred dollars.
Clipped items from The Columns of The News recount local Frederick events. Mentioned are a Johns Hopkins deacon candidate Edward Welvenstinson Sinson, James C Clarke arriving in Frederick heading to Chicago, social visits, California pleasure trip by Mr Out erbridge Worsey and daughter, and twenty year memories. Also reported are Company A recruitment including Lang, Crewe, Smith, Houck, Bowen, and Davis. an incident with a horse at drill. a notable farm purchase around 12400. and the Ros High School association and victory in a state dry bill meeting. Specific names, places, and dates appear throughout.
An article examines a contested sector labeled the forgotten industry, detailing protests by holders of power and the public, scrutiny of private utility plans, and debates over rates and regulatory control. It notes years of effort without major contracts, calls for reform, and potential shifts toward public or private arrangements affecting taxpayers and consumers.
A rich feature describes convertible wraps for evening wear and frocks styled as capes and gowns. Designers showcase sapphire chiffon gowns with long aprons, velvet coats, and chiffon ensembles, highlighting dramatic capes, sleeves, and decorative trims. The piece notes versatile outfits for day and night wear and recalls runway notes from the period.
The article notes Philadelphia style discussion of utility stocks, earnings strength, and tax increases since 1932. It highlights rising power sales and doubled stock values, with utilities trading around fifteen times earnings amid broader industrial optimism and impending franchise expirations.
Weather and crop conditions in Maryland for the week ending June 22 are summarized by John R. Werks. Warm and humid spell with cool dry days, light to moderate showers on the 19th and 20th, and thin showers at night the 21st on the Eastern Shore. Crops show mixed progress with grain harvest beginning in eastern and central areas, potatoes sizing, early plantings blooming, and fruit crops fair to good in parts, though apples and pears are progressing with late varieties later in Maryland.
George Gallo brings San Cirlo Opera to Zach's Bay off Jones Beach for a waterborne season featuring Carmen, N Traviata and Madame Butterfly staged on barges with sea dressing rooms and moonlit aquatic spectacle. The plan includes a future Gondoliers with Venetian rowboats and serenades. Broadway notes report several hits still running while Victoria Regina closes temporarily for summer retreat.
A list of historical anniversaries includes Eiphaldt Nott a Presbyterian clergyman and inventor born in Ashford Conn who died in 1666, John W Casirfar New York landscape painter born Newark City died August 17, 18xx, Ollie Thomas Muller author born Auburn N Y died in Los Angeles, 12 25, 19xx, Thomas J Simmons Confederate soldier and jurist born Crawford County Ga died 19xx, and Charles T Yerkes Philadelphia Chicago financier born Philadelphia died 1905 1924 Le Baron Colt Rhode Island jurist and U S Senator born Dedham Mass died 1924, among others. Also mentions the Alien Act two year deportation authority, Parish at war with China, and a note about the submarine era indeterminate.
Fragmentary OCR reflects a religious meditation on deliverance from the wicked and righteous rule, citing Jeremiah 16 14 and a Wendell Phillips quotation. The piece references 2010 and anAl of Congress establishment plus postal savings bank hints, but readability is limited and entities are unclear.
A fragmented OCR entry lists multiple birth anniversaries including Major General Leon De Kromer born in Grand Rapids Michigan, a BA cavalry chief. Chessey Wo Junary noted as ambassador to France born in New York. Royer president of the University of Oregon born Jamestown New York. Dr Edward Menge Fond du Lac Wisconsin. Dr Waide Schmitt connected to Washington. and Dr John Quayle born Madsen. The text is garbled.
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