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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1936
Page
5
The readable text is from a newspaper page showing garbled lines, partial names, and scattered phrases. It mentions The Daily News and The News-Post Balding Court Stireeh Frederick, Marylasc, and references to The Southern Printing Co and Associated Press. No coherent event or full article is present.
A local notice honors a seventy year old with decades of public work and suggests a new era of continued service. The piece references the conservation movement and mentions Theodore Roosevelt and preservation efforts for forests and land resources.
The fragment references Will Rogers commenting on the Depression era and societal strains. It hints at feeling targeted by hardship and the impact on families and education. The text implies a critique of elite selectivity at a college and the toll on ordinary people.
A Book a Day reviews Maurice Be’s Great Russia biography focusing on Peter the Great. It argues Russia lagged Europe 500 years in culture yet Peter unified and Europeanized Russia, ending with praise for the work published by Stokes.
Head College faculty will broadcast twice on the local station this week. On Tuesday at 5:18 PM Miss Leah B Allen, professor of astronomy, will speak on The Stars. Thursday at 5:15 PM Miss Onica Pratt, assistant in Home Economics, discusses the Significance of Astronomy.
Readable fragments recall a Frederick history item noting a large delegation and a March meeting. The text mentions Archbishop Gibbo and strong figures Gordon, Remi F Neti, and an emphasis on county votes and employee activity at the HarPers Ferry Electric Light and Power Co in Brunswick as meters are installed under L. H. Beck with twenty four hour service planned.
A crash on Route 9 near Rochester led to Ewing forfeiting SIO after a roadside collision involving a machine owned by Rochester gang and a car. A companion fled the scene but was later arrested by Sergeant Petersen and released. trial date to come.
Reported license revocations include drivers Fergus Murtaugh Poole and Eda J Sheck for drunken driving. Notes mention pending actions and a fatal accident linked to LeGore and others amid suspensions and insurance concerns.
Holmes D. Baker will act as judge in a pending case. The brief notes indicate arrangements for the court proceeding and designate Baker to oversee the matter.
An Art Club gathering hosted by Mrs. Plus West on Third Street Palmer featured a program focused on Spar Art. Ann Farrelark and Rubere illustrated artists’ standout works including Fubera described as “The Universal Artist” for religious and mythological subjects.
Members of the Harmony Grove and Walkersville clubs gather at Mrs. Sie meme prwent home to view patterns and samples. The event to be hosted by Mrs. Han Leais and Mr. Edward Wind includes demonstrations and the Fifteen sisters Bere show.
Jaran erg sel Orings re TIRES.
The article explains red meats and fluids do not hinder blood pressure reduction. It states high blood pressure is not controlled by diet and that patients may eat red meat if protein is needed. It notes anemia can arise with low protein intake.
A health column discusses whether millet fattening occurs and whether it can be part of a reducing diet. It notes millet provides certain carbohydrates and nutrients but its impact on weight depends on overall intake and context.
March 9 AP reports C. D. Stroud of Auxvasse, Me. sent hedge apples to his cows as fodder and observed excellent milk production quality. The hedge fruits, though uncommon, show potential as cattle feed and fattening agent while noting digestion and health considerations.
A chaotic York newspaper item recalls Mary Nolan a onetime screen siren once linked to Queens Terrace Woodside stage show. It notes her rise from limelight to publicist fade and later life on Long Island with hints of a troubled decline and a stalled comeback.
This date marks a string of birth anniversaries for notable figures: 1305 of Ddlein Forest actor in December, 1872 for John Evans founder of a university tied to Indanes and Jade, and Rear Admiral Henry V. Batter born in Arkansas. Also listed are Major A Hamiten Gibos from Massachusetts born abroad 48 years ago, impresario Max Rabmoff born in Russia 56 years ago, and Edward J. Ward, U S Department of Labor social engineer born in Buffalo 56 years ago.
A fragmented recitation mentions Cox posing to President Roose, a horoscope theme of adventure and obstinacy, and warnings to guard against accidents. It references sports, travel, and accessible places with a stray line about keeping passions in check and an unclear historical name fragment.
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