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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1936
Page
9
A damaged OCR fragment from The Daily News includes garbled newspaper boilerplate, notices about Associated Press usage, printing details, and filing notes. It references Frederick and a publishing context with no clear event or individuals readable.
The text argues early discipline and enthusiasm predict later success, noting many students falter when rules are ignored. It urges firm guidance from teachers and parents to awaken a child’s interest, claiming the right start affects lifelong achievement and behavior.
The old home of George Biessman known as the Hero of Ho land was destroyed by fire on Thursday afternoon. Jerome E Gaver owned the two story weatherboarded building and Mrs Joan Gaver with family lived there. The blaze gutted the structure and damaged contents including clothing and bureau items. This was the third Gaver farm fire incident reported.
Scrambled text fragment shows no clear Personen or organizations, place names, dates, or concrete actions. No verifiable event or outcome present to summarize as a newspaper item.
Fragmentary OCR reads a Will Rogers quote with unreadable surrounding text and unfamiliar names. The readable portion references a question about a farmer and a response possibly connected to a speech or column. Further context is unclear due to garbled characters.
Frederick public schools ask parents to bring worn clothing next Tuesday morning March 17 for the Children Fund. Garments of all kinds are needed to aid twenty thousand destitute boys and girls in the Southern hills. Coats dresses shirts shoes and undergarments are requested by Dr J TePrescantat of the fund.
Local items from The News columns recount incidents from March 13, 1886 including a fire set at the homes of Mrs W. H. Taylor and Mrs Joan Long in Buzzard Run and an attack on T. R. Wallace, yard clerk, by would be robbers flashing lights in the Brunswick yards.
The column lists a range of society activities including the Legion of Honor annual meeting, a final bridge session with prizes, and multiple gatherings hosted by Mrs. Charles H. Gon and other local families. It notes engagements, dances, and upcoming lectures, with attendees extending from Baltimore to Frederick and Elkton, marking a bustling social season.
Critics discuss performers Katharine Cornell Lawrence Ramsel and Groucho Marx in a bustling New York scene. The piece notes Toscanini style Toscania while Brice and Moore show varying dialects and stage persona. A discussion of Homeric passages and Coward mingles with remarks on temperament and adaptability in acting.
Historic notes span 1833 to 1928, mentioning figures such as Joseph Priestley and Percival Lowell, events including Standard Time adoption, Columbus’s voyage news, and the Lowell Observatory’s founding. The text also touches on diverse topics from magnetic powers to ground squirrels as plague carriers, reflecting haphazard OCR trivia.
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