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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1936
Page
5
The Daily News announces standard newspaper operations and editorial policies in a period tone. It notes publication at The News-Pass Building on Court Street and mentions Associated Press news service use and correction policies.
Essay warns of nature vs mankind as floods famines and pestilence threaten the nation. It calls for mobilization to save those in peril and to care for the stricken with the aim of relieving suffering and protecting human life.
The London Rhineland conference may lead to more maneuvering in chancelleries as Britain France Belgium and Germany move toward a world conference in May to review Hitler's peace proposals. The league council declares Germany guilty of breaking its vows and hints at new guarantees to replace Locarno.
Fragmentary note recalls Roger Brooke Taney of Maryland and his ascent succeeding John Marshall as chief justice. The text hints at the era of the early Republic and the constitutional debates tied to the era, referencing a historical court turnover.
A garbled OCR fragment mixes political chatter with scattered historical references. It mentions Will Rogers, Nicholls Murray Butler, and a peculiar golf balls anecdote, then devolves into dates, states, and an unnamed emirs organization, lacking coherent narrative.
Elmer E Michael of Doubs Maryland urges honoring Ralph G Kline and Maurice Rhoderick with Carnegie medals for their heroic rescue at Point of Rocks during the Potomac flood. He cites Red Cross aid and local physicians but says medals would acknowledge their risk to save others.
A fragmented column recalls past events and local figures from Frederick, noting ex-sheriff Geo W Grove and community leaders. It mentions a balance of local society items, public figures, and historical references, with scattered names and dates embedded in the column.
A report describes Persivtius with yellow blooms brighten gardens while ripples of damage loom in Port of Rocks and flood zones. National Guardsmen, Red Cross, and volunteers mobilize to provide food clothing and shelter as communities rally. Regional meetings and events, from garden clubs to safety councils, unfold alongside flood and storm recovery efforts.
A reflective brief urging gratitude for sunlight and its joys. It emphasizes how life would be bleak without sun, noting the world would seem like a tomb without it. The author signs as N A Lufburroc Ww.
The Pleasant Grove church auxiliary met in New Market at the Lawson home on a Wednesday afternoon. Twelve members read aloud and shared poems while three visitors attended. The group noted its branch apportionment was paid in full and announced a hot roast beef supper on Thursday at the community hall.
Charles Thomas Brosius IIT, son of Mr and Mrs C T Brosius Jr from Lime Hill, Notre Dame sophomore in Commerce, earned top grades with averages around 96 percent in English Spanish Religion Economics Philosophy and French.
The piece remarks on weather with a hint of March promise and asks to see March progress. It mentions church bells during Lent signaling a drear mood and the approach of April as spring’s bright symbol with Mary Esther evoking the season’s renewal.
A 1030 AM ceremony in the United States District Court honored Roger Brooke Taney on the 100th anniversary of his induction as Chief Justice. Attorney General Herbert R. OConor praised Taney as an unselfish public servant whose influence shaped U.S. destiny despite eras of conflict over Bank policy and slavery. The observance included remarks by OConor Bernard Flynn and other officials with Taney's great nephew A W Taney in attendance alongside Maryland and Baltimore bar members.
Auditor Alexander K. Henock discusses expenditures by Montgomery related to a widening project at cons.n avenue at the request of State's Attorney James H. Push Pugh. The issue centers on checks aiding prosecution ofEdward Pever former attorney to the commissioners.
Menus of the day by Mrs. Alexander George lists a Lenten meal including Apple Sauce Gingerbread Tea or Coffee Potato Soup and Cheese flavored with various seasonings. The text also notes a surprise birthday gathering for Muss Nesia Brown Himes and mentions Mr. Carl Dor Frederic with other attendees.
A devotional snippet presents a verse about receiving the kingdom as a child and a remark on humility attributed to Jonathan Edwards. It reflects simple religious counsel urging childlike trust and humility as protection from sin.
A garbled report hints at a long process around selecting an official state tune. It mentions Nelson or Donaldson related names, a 72 lyric count, and a planned 2 song competition. The piece references a music box origin and a color room replica amid evolving Texas song lore.
A compact look at anniversaries of notable figures, mentioning deaths in April and September, and birthdays of several prominent individuals including Frank M. Hawks of New York and Mortimer Be Cooler, with connections to Michigan and Philadelphia. The notes reference places such as Marshalltown Iowa Canandaigua New York and Washington.
A garbled clipping mentions Today In History and a Horoscope column. It references names like Norman Hapesd and Amos, Chicago origins, and hints at a discussion of business acumen and danger, but the text is largely unreadable and fragmentary.
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