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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1936
Page
7
The Daily News presents a notice about publication practices and a March appeal of beauty. It includes commentary on automobile design, praising harmony of form and function, with Raymond M. Fred cited as commenting on arts and architecture influencing car aesthetics.
Wide floods in the East trigger a massive reconstruction effort. Many homeowners and small business people face lifelong blight as losses strip their livelihoods. Government and relief agencies push rehabilitation but emphasize they cannot restore lives or replace possessions.
Leon A. Estabrook asks if faith credence and confidence can be placed in promises from presidential candidates after betrayals of party and people. He cites Roosevelt and the Democratic mantle and questions the alignment with democracy. The note is dated Sumney Hills Farm, Mar. 21.
A reader criticizes Governor Pinchot’s letter in the March 8 issue, arguing party loyalty has weakened. The letter accuses the Democratic party of betraying liberal values and eroding government principles, urging independents to reject current Democratic leadership.
Frederick notes reflect on past events including a mass meeting at Col John B Thomas office readings at the courthouse and plans to remove certain items. Local figures named include Col Thomas P L Har govt J S B Harsock C B Mar 1 Daniel T Lakin Capt James McShenny WL C Keller and Er Dudler Pat Lampe George W Cow. Disturbances and community actions are described with names and roles. Eleanor Young sustains a dislocated elbow when a car overturns near Poplar Springs. passengers W L Smith Mrs George Wilson and others are bruised.
A series of 149 luncheons followed by cards will be held after Easter at the Francis Stout Key Hotel. The first occurs Wednesday April 15, with a second on May 13. Doors open at 11 oclock for cards, with dining on the mezzanine. Guests will include door prize and card prizes.
George B Ketme of Elm street is expected to return to Frederick tonight for spring vacation from Amherst College where he studies. Mrs Ralph A Wells of Baltimore is mentioned with address 323 East Sec congram, with a son returning from a wedding on Monday and residing near Crearspring. Mrs She was formerly Miss Ne CG Winter before marriage.
The article discusses ice cream as year round food, noting past epidemics from unsanitary production and freezers. It asserts modern controls improve safety but cautions against consuming improperly prepared ice cream and emphasizes pure preparation standards.
Question about infections in varicose veins and dangers of complications. It asks if infections can lead to gangrene, whether infections are always successful, if varicose veins dry up permanently or recur, and how air conditions and circulation affect venous problems. The text reads as a medical query with uncertain terms and spellings.
A fragment warns about contamination risks in ice cream from improper handling. It urges care with bacterial counts and advises buying sealed packages rather than bulk to avoid transfer from large to small containers by careless handlers, noting possible illness from tainted dairy products.
Fragmentary OCR lists donations and donors for flood relief including amounts such as 5.00 and 29.00, names like Grace Evaengel, Reformed Church Florence, and Michael CEO Mrs Ear A Friend Murray A Prend At New York Roseast Bazer. The text is incomplete with scattered figures and unclear attribution.
Fragmentary note cites Luke 12 about not speaking in secret and proclaiming in rooftops. Mentions Cecl Acabbare 32 and a warning against speaking to a person you feel guilty about, but text is garbled and lacks clear event or context.
A rambling, fragmented reminiscence references cowboys, caballeros, and a crosswalk scene along Tenth Avenue. Characters named Swing, Grogan, and Sheeh from Mills denote a whistle of frontier braggadocio amid city life and a stray line on domestic advice.
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