Dictatorships and Their Beliefs Stir Debate at University
Dean Park analyzes the difference between sincere and fraudulent dictatorships in a European history discussion. He cites Hitler and Mussolini as examples, noting how dictatorship affects daily life and public behavior, including attitudes toward liberty and study abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiaesoh
Abulszer
Doanduban Park
College of Arts and Scientey
University of du Soe
Teask
Ste Mai
Ials
Geemans
Hitler
Germany
Fuser Thale
Dean Park
Ciermany
Bonn
Heidelbere
Universitive
Sromte le Polates
Mussolini
Frantically Jumbled Recipe Fragments Amidst Chaotic Text
A garbled OCR fragment presents a recipe mishmash with scattered ingredients and instructions. The text lists Crisco, eggs, sour cream, ginger, and various ambiguous steps, interspersed with stray words and nonstandard spellings, yielding an incoherent culinary jumble.
Views On The Proposed New High School Vor Mrederich
Dr Nicoderis replies to Mr Gambrill regarding a referendum on Sau-OOM school band desire and the current school administration. He argues against entering a controversy while outlining conditions facing school authorities and the public debate over needs and reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicoderis
Gambrill
Taxpayer fears and bill on school funding debated
Letters express concern over a proposed half million dollar school funding increase and federal aid expectations. Arguments cite taxpayer burden, political delay, and the Roosevelt administration's influence, with residents urging a public vote. The article notes a lumber association meeting rescheduling with a talk on new housing under FHA guidance.
Angi Poud Pie Mystery Chronicle Fades
A fragmentary report from a damaged page mentions Angi Poud Pie and a chaotic scene at a coast area. The text references a beached vessel, salting, and a tense sequence as authorities investigate the strange disturbance at a harbor, with no clear conclusions.
Lecture on Wrotoswans and Their Aelae Hone at Johns Hopkins
Dr Robert Wo Ueymer head of naviedies at Petar Johns Hopkins University speaks Wednesday at Head College on the 60 year omen in Brodbeck. Topic titled Wrotoswans and Their Aelae Hone to Man. Lecture sponsored by the Science eauly and open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moon
Robert Wo Ueymer
Petar
Johns Hopkins University
Wattl
Head College
Brodbeck
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
A jumble of local names and roles from Frederick's past notes captain James Mosher and Hiram Batatgis among officials. The text mentions salary increases from 320 to 400 dollars yearly by the manor and aldermen and outlines past appointments including a water rent collector and market meter detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Ciey Polich
Fortawe Cy
oLebhers
Ache Bruches
Dacab Dadian
John KR. Hales
Hiram Batatgis
aVnecoien Love
Tayagaty
John Wider
Henry Miteter
Jared
oSchimidt
Local Home Prominent Postings and Police Salary Debate
A garbled public notice lists items about a local home promotion, a summons signed by seventeen individuals, and matters on police salaries. It mentions meetings at an Armory, possible fate discussions, and a property on South Wentz Street tied to a sale or transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredaneh
Othe Armory
Aed
Omar
Wentz Street
Annual School Concert by Glee Club and Frederck Digi School
A school event titled The Pragratta will be presented in the auditorium under the direction of fone At ss Abu na Betat. It features choral groups, solos, and instrumental pieces directed by Richard Karnte. Students from the drama and other departments participate with senior chaperones and faculty listed, including Adler Croke, Tyan Ree Malpas, and John Upton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederck Digi
Abu Na Betat
Ina
Hicherd Karnte
Witte
Bnew
Bolberg
Hebert Draratkhon
Pather “Murray
Upton Mae Cotne Hathyer
John Upton
Upton Sable Sipppeun
Robert Bhanatten
Charles Patehie
Mtoe Vylon
Muar
Anet
Joanhrertivant
John Uotan
Shag del Omvaret
Tetty
Spomather
Adler Croke Ganee
Malpas
Maine
Siavder
Melon
Paya Sethe
Papal
Peters
The
Butte
Ehis
Anit
Seston
Pepe
Fear Chartrell
Washington Street Teachers Association Meeting Recital
The Washington Street School Parent Teachers Association held its Friday evening gathering at 780 clock. A program featured student performances including songs such as Mare Willaws and The Woodspeaker Roby Redbreast, with readings by student groups and a brief address by May FP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Misys
Stuart Wood
Pepe Wade
Tie Eho
Dave Walley
Revuctlaay
Manlee Whiston
Peek
Bay ‘the Hope
Oneadc
History Today Births and Obits Stir Local Memory
A jumble of anniversaries and notable births and deaths highlights today’s historical recap. Notable names include poets, educators, and medical figures linked to cities across the region, with dates and brief life facts interwoven in a dense, OCR-like list.
Bible Thought Fragments in 19th Century Verse Voices
Fragmented literary sample presents devotional lines and scattered names such as Cowper and Dorothy Drummit, with references to Katharine Stall and The Word's Vale. The archaic phrasing reflects a collage of poetic fragments and reading titles from period religious writings.
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Cowper
Katherine Stallfyi
Renidtryy
Dorothy
Drummit
Framecraft
Mesperd
Thuby
Almera
Lee Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution Meeting Report
The Podenk Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met Monday at Mrs Charles L Mullens home with ritual and Maryland members. Officers elected and committee chairs named for the upcoming county centennial. reports from attendees at the state conference were read. a musical program and refreshments followed hosted by the Ladies Aid and community leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the
T l Renoon
Charles L. Mullen
Church Street
Hhiph Bo
Maryland
Mary
Aten Charles Wo Hoss
Mire
Jo Voper
Fleanor
H Toll
Hljogteunt
Cupreadh
Hetele Tited
Haltamere Stes
de Lo Owila
Ube Neat
Wea
Stidlamyn
Chins
Drancis
Recordto
Mig
Ali Nut
Seemotu
Min Tiery de Cyrte
Tris
Genagtes
Migdiiech
Optiss Trar
Mirada Ua Bh
Bowers
Etiap
Juan Ses
Pano Drown
Tae Jerdan
Mia
Chaths Hoes Ltd
Ma Ceara
Amer- Pe
Juan van Mareh
Soto
Edd Ewes
Erin
Pric Sade
Bag
Diliphane
Valeo
Revic
Bitten
Alice Jocphing Bowers
Mowe
Hilly Stennne Foe
Tmehard Bowers
Betty Storie
Herta
Conmuithor
Gunpardal
Maliion Charemans
Reakank
Tharbaaith
George McOmccleery
Mays In Houck
Harry Bo Curts
Personal Notices From Baltimore And Nearby Cities
Min Malic and Mullineaux of Righmend Way plan a wall pend in Bass Yet Weirdtass with MD and Ales. Mrs C Garst returns home near Frederick after spending months with daughter Mies in Covina California. Lieut Col and Mrs F C Rogers, poet Adler, Miah, spent the weekend with Mies Harry Carts. Col Rogers cabled to attend funeral of father Thomas Rogers in Arlington. A daughter of Mr and Mrs T M Rawlins of Baltimore announce birth of a son at Women’s Hospital Baltimore. Rawlins formerly Miss Thivhira Brooke Dennis, daughter of Mr and Mrs George B R Dennis, in this city. Mother and son are Hyrettinge along aleely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullineaux
Righmend Way
Wall
Tigis
Burger
Farilys
A C. Garst
Frederick
Mies
Covina
California
F.C. Rogers
Poeta Adler
Miah
Touts M. Rawlins
Baltimore
Womens Hospital
Me Rawlins
Thivhira Hrooke Dennis
Gid
George BR. Dennis
Aleely
Needle Art Club Meeting at Mrs Arthur’s Home
The Needle Art Club held a meeting at Mrs Arthur’s home in Ahalt Wilson Avenue with a delightful evening and social hour. Members present enjoyed refreshments served by the hostess. The next meeting was announced for Monday at Mrs Wilbur M Seeger’s home on Veet Moet Ned rt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needle Art Club
Arthur
Ahalt
Wilson Avenue
Sneedlewark
Nate
Ebaly
Anthrax Study and Prevention Efforts Highlighted
The piece outlines Pasteur’s anthrax experiments and transmission, noting risk groups such as veterinarians and wool workers. It discusses immunity via vaccine, disinfection of wool and hair, ventilation, and government requirements for disinfecting shaving hair, plus weekend visits by local residents to Frederick area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasteur
von 18Th Bach
Sithias
Louie Pastegg
United States
Japan
Mind Your Manners Quiz A Social Etiquette Review
A truncated etiquette quiz covering dining manners. It asks about waiting for all diners before eating, serving order at formal dinners, proper knife and fork placement, who signals from the dinner table, and introductions plus handling unfamiliar dining partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarre
Hsia
Aoman
Aton
Anormeone
Steven Nevost
Aristocrats and spies bloom in New York prohibition era
In New York a file details social clubs and speakeasies during Prohibition. Barney Gallant leads a private climate of elite dining for economic royals while Joe Madden runs a disciplined bar for gossiping elites. Espionage among cafe owners surfaces as rivals hire "checkers" to report on competitors. Irwin Shaw’s protégé Irving Brecher emerges as a young radio writer shaping joke material for Berle Cantor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ftv
George
Barney
Baroney Gallant
Joe Madden
Fifty-second Street
Madden
Ite
Heywood Broun
Jim Crowley
Lou Linle
Ale Akwassas
Manhattan
Te Krow Waat
Bund St
Eheekers
Rcumnlice
Eheeker
Tventy
New York
Irwin Shaw
Irving Brecher
Hi Present Boss
Berle
Betle-Proot
Jakes
Terle
Eddie Cantor
Funerals Report From Thurmont and Surrounding Areas
The week’s obituaries note funerals for William T. Miller near Thurmont with services at Hawth’s church, and for Mrs Florence E. Welson from Locust Grove Church with pallbearers named. Additional services include Leona Henderson of Burkittsville and Miss Maggie Wachter of Frederick, with interments at local cemeteries and arrangements by Gladhill Company and Powell and Albaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Miller
William C. Miller
Thurmont
Hawth’s
J. Prants
L. Creager and Son
Florence E. Welnson
Charles Fogle
Locust Grove
Charles Stover
Elmer Schildt
John Welty
Carl Anglebergter
Edgar Rippeon
William Horton
Charles Kolb
Murray Keyser
Powell and Albaugh
Leona M. Henderson
Daniel
Mary NentHlerson
Burkittsville
Asbury M. E
Bur- Kitteville
EO Butler
Leon Penn
Eugene Henderson
Bernard Holland
Charles
John Smothers
Ghydhill Company
Middletown
Ellcterd village trustee elected in a party ticket sweep
The New Croton village election saw the Citizens Democratic joint ticket win a decisive victory. Daduet, son-in-law of Mr and Mrs Richard P Rose of Frederick, became street trustee defeating his opponent by 872 votes. The result shifts control of the village board from Republicans to the Citizens Democratic party. Funeral services are noted for Walter Brown, associate editor of the Readar's rng at Tametock Private sere Digestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daduet
Richard P. Rose
Frederick
Croton Village
Hla
Tristere
Republican Party
Ftv
Walter Brown
Diasthiet Benchett
Readar
Rng
Tametock
Tin Fae
Cornelia Ross
Frederte
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Great Bowtiern Printing
Martpacicring
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Asiocigiet
Accomaaars
Gmrond
SDAY
Neeser Nicl
Esarteau
Nina
Taleerne
Rede Econ
Stowdy
Me Wes
Fedeeral
National Treasury
Roosevelt
Jomin D Nicodemus
Walkereville
Wie Ridge
Tiptyy
Twinty Vaars
the Cohiuns of
Theens
Wildtase
Brunwick
Glee Chis
Sentir Dirdnatle
Chub Vien de Gaye
Whay
Meeting Weld
Dan Carlos Pell Neti
Burt
Marietta
Gna
Rockport Hy
Savetoher 1
Schuyder Codfax
Pretainty Coniesinga
Hhouse
Vaces
Borg Gy
York
Moinherii
Mann
Janary
Pua
Mare Folk
Sarah Fo
Providence
Jamuiry
Leleeter Ford
Delia
Rene
Daulsvalle
Tokay
Thisturs
VT Patek Henny
Myra
Ted Taygird
Wendin Panakdia
Univer
VU Baris
Vanite Rouge
Heiser Energie Norris
Tashay's
Tirthitesa
Joan Crasford
Semeen Atin
MicoSut Antonie Tex
Robert Ercietsirr
Jariry Mane Gtr
Ates
Bilesc
Tabor Deador
Berga
Borroe Brede
Dehns Hopkins
Cory
Tad
Loresroye
Ol Plas
Bible Thought
By Williams
Eae Worte Leer
Tipe Ma Ee
Lee DD
Partin Carroll
Msorhis Fishbein Garr
Joarre
Arerican
Ona Uygen, de Heatta Ft
Cas Aanzarine
John Stilee
Con Howard
Rockville
Eston Ioffman
Woodbine
Howard Quinn
Sears
Bruce Nidge
Edward G. Conrad
Hawley Memorial
Magmie
TL Wachter
Earnhtt
Frrderick
Hatdtes Town
Gladhild Company
Stiddletown
Fuorerat
Ellcterd
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