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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1936
Page
7
The text is a garbled newspaper masthead and publication statement. It notes The Daily News as an independent paper, associates with AP, and mentions editorial guidelines and copyright, with garbled remnants of printing and filing details.
The article discusses the March crisis over Locarno treaties and Franco British diplomacy in Western Europe. It notes France and Britain seeking peaceful settlements, Belgian alignment with Paris and London, Italy's potential gains, and Mussolini's cautious stance toward Germany. It also mentions Croat hunger in the Dalmatian mountains as winter ends.
A social note lists attendees at a birthday gathering held at Patty’s with Mrs Lula Enoherberger and several local residents including Franc Messis Ernie Ralph Berile and Brice family members. The event featured Mrs James, Ernest, and Raymand Brice among others.
In a campus event on March 18 at 5 p.m. in Hood College lobby, Miss Careo Beneberger and colleagues present a demonstration of woodblock printing. They explain carving methods and printing techniques, with an exhibit of a wood block.
A report describes a past event with Mr W T Davos officiating at a ceremony in Frederick near Merket street. The piece notes community figures and a May street area context including a Buckingham School incident involving LeRoy Walls, a 15 year old pupil, injured and not believed to be serious.
Congressman Roger W. Babson criticizes a congressional act as harmful to rural Americans. He argues for constitutional amendment to allow federal payments to farmers, endorses subsistence farming support, and attacks city dominance while urging policies to aid rural communities and price stability. He envisions a conscientious cabinet and monthly support for "all-around" farmers.
Heavy rainfall floods four river bridges from Catocisn Furnace to Hunting Creek and along Monocacy. Water covers roads and basements as Creagerstown and nearby towns report rising levels. Flooding reaches 16 feet above normal in parts, with the Monocacy inundating approaches to Houck farm and causing riverfront damage.
A jumbled list marks Today in History with figures such as Joan G. E. Heekewelder Jesse Lee and William Mackenzie, noting births and deaths across years. The piece also covers birthdays like Annette A. Adams May Gen George S. Simonds Daniel Hoan and others, plus a brief Todar Horoscope remark.
A fragment suggests March may improve but text is garbled. No clear event, dates, or named entities readable beyond generic references to March and weather.
A discussion on dieting for diabetes explains the need to supply essential nutrients without overtaxing the body’s ability to handle sugars. The comparison notes weakened digestion and the requirement for careful food quality and quantity to ease sugar burden.
A reader describes a drastic diet change after a sugar tolerance test and reports ongoing nervousness muscle cramps and fatigue. The answer notes potential carbohydrate impact on blood sugar and cautions against relying on a single test without broader medical observation.
A fragment discusses difficulties of managing diabetes diet, noting the pancreas role and the need for physician calculations. It emphasizes the impracticality of self management and the doctor’s task to determine diet based on sugar and hunger considerations.
A fragmented New York reminiscence recalls George Foss and George M. Gahan among others. Notes mention Broadway, Peck's Bad Boy, and connections to Chicago and Paris with glimpses of a 24 year old Parisian beauty and references to the Song and Dance Men era.
A fragment from a review or promotional piece discusses Bruce Catton and a book about 19th century American West themes. It mentions California, transcontinental rail service, and the rise and decline of stagecoach travel. The text references health, sugar, insulin, and physician decisions in a jumbled way, suggesting a mixed excerpt with no clear final fact.
A compact read shows unclear text with scattered phrases about drivers and passengers. The legible bits mention gas, a person named Pudushe, and an air of confusion or garbled recording.
Fragmentary OCR text presents a religious excerpt with unclear references. The readable portion hints at biblical meditation and contemplation themes, though specifics and context remain obscured.
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