Piles of garbled text from a 1900s newspaper page
A distorted OCR fragment from a Maryland newspaper shows misspelled lines and scattered words. It references Court Street in Frederick and the Associated Press, but the full content is unreadable, leaving only disjointed branding and stray phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pusahed Avery Siter
Bunda Ei Tre News Pest
Court Street
Yrederiex
Maryland
TUE
Onsat Soutuenn Printing and Manufacturing Co
Careers After Forty shows mature people create own opportunities
In a 1837 discussion on workers over forty, Walter B. Pitkin argues life begins at forty and mature adults can pursue useful plans without boss dependence. He promotes using available means to craft opportunities, countering idle excuses amid youth unemployment rhetoric.
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Walte B. Pitkin
Middletown in Transition praised as sharper study
Bruce and Helen Lynds revisit Muncie Indiana in Middletown in Transition. They trace cultural stress from outdated beliefs to a changing world, warning that America risks fascism if it cannot adapt emotionally and intellectually. The book argues Americans cling to slogans despite social shifts.
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Helen
Robert Lyndh
South Sea Island
Middletown
Harcourt, Bruce
Lynds
Uand
Muncie
Ind
Jefferson
America
Needle Art Club Holds Monday Meeting at Mrs Wersperger Home
The Needle Art Club gathered Monday evening at Mrs W. School Wersperger on College avenue with full attendance. A picnic for members and their families was approved for year end, after a social hour and refreshments, and the group planned to reconvene next Monday at Mrs Lewis H Knack’s home on Wet Secanitereet. Tomatoes from Germany and South America are being purchased in Creveque for an interior early maturation project.
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Needle Art
W. School Wersperger
College Avenue
Lewis H. Knack
Wet Secanitereet
Germany
America
Fred
Vertie Pickett
Boby Fleming
A. T. Byers
iMr
Mary Byers
Mir Ami
Thomas Byers
Detherson Boose
Chidren
Mn Amy
Harry Koontz
Wertie Pickett
Burgess Condon
Daughster Roth
Haby King
William Hooper
Wesley Jenkins
Elsie Laughman
Roy Wagner
Jesse Forney
Barnie Pickett
Olive Whs
Pturst
Philip Cummins
Washington
B.C
F. A
Barnes
J Oc. Nawl
Frederick
Roy Welsh
Walter Clary
G. H. Magin
Eva Magin
Westminster
Jesse Hood
Margaret Hood
Ralph Gosnell
Calvin Thdriver
Gladys Sneed
Baltimore
Sneed
Preston Wright
Francis Masin
Donald Masin
Elmer Hood
Bessie
Hoy Pickett
Douglas Condon
Calvin Condon
Triunan Franklin
C Ray Barnes
Howard Price
Horace Hipsley
Clarence Wright
Viola Franklin
Edward Stem
Everett Wright
Harry Gonso
Adeline Hoffman
Springs
Hoffman
Ella Magin
Robert Farrer
Donald Magin
James Warner
George W. Magin
George H. Magin
Mary Wright
Merton Franklin
Frank Parnes
Albert T. Byers
Fred Jenkins
Favorite Dishes with Frederick Families and Local Recipes
Recipes furnished through courtesy of local residents describe cucumber, green tomato, and cauliflower preparations. Instructions mix vegetables including cabbage and peppers, with salt, sugar, flour, and vinegar, then simmer to finish. Handwritten names suggest origin in Frederick.
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Leah Thi
Huckleberry Pudding Recipe Fragment
Fragmentary recipe text lists ingredients and steps for a huckleberry pudding. It mentions butter sugar eggs sour cream corn starch baking tartar and berries, with mixing, folding, and a mold setting step, plus an unclear closing line referencing Mrs. ov. Wilson.
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Ov. Wilson Chew
Frede
Voices On Hair Color And Marriage Advice Across America
In Denver Mrs. Sarah Wormer notes five red haired children still living while five dark haired siblings died young. Reiashi Waricisath criticizes radio talent judging for profit. Rev H M Wells advises women to withhold yes on first marriage proposals and wait. The comments reflect varied opinions from diverse locales.
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Sarah Wormer
Denver
Cole
H. M. Wells
Cleveland, O
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
A fragment notes a 55 mph derailment injuring several persons while transporting English tourists and German immigrants to Chicago and St Louis at Ijamsville. Doctors from Frederick and New Market attended, injuries described as not serious. Schroeder Undertakers moving bodies from the old Presbyterian burying ground to Mt. Olivet cemetery. Western Union Telegraph Co. set up a direct wire for reports from Association Baseball Park to their office.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Ijamsville
Frederick
New Market
Messrs. Schroeder
Old Presbyterian Burying Ground
Bentz
West Fourth Streets
New Presbyterian
Mt. Olivet
Western Union Telegraph CO
Association Baseball Park
Reunion of St Joseph's alumnae in Emmitsburg
The fortieth annual St Joseph's college alumnae reunion is set for May 7 and 9 in Emmitsburg with a 1:30 diner, executive meeting and benediction on day one, plus a bridge party at Log Cabin. Day two features a 7 p.m. banquet and senior-class reception. various local residents and guests are noted among attendees and related activities.
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Emmitsburg
Fnimitburg
St. Joseph's College
Ennnitsburg
Saraty Christe
Reurials
K. of C
Conse
Paul V. Goulden
M.F. Shatf, Jr
University Hospital
Baltimore
Phils Bower
Sophie Wheiler
Clet Tuisster Anit
St. Joseph’s
Calle Lege
Mass
Tueile Robinson
Alias Chute Greco
Mary Morgencoth
Frances Topper
Hesse Clet Gaft
Edleen O'Consor
Stamer Superviso
Ruth Parrish
J.T Gillelan
EL H. Cleaver
Ruth
Carrie Gillelan
Edward Hopp
Harry Hopp
Claude Sullivan
Sally Anne
Joseph Sullivan
Washington, D.C
Nellie
Anne Felix
St Joseph's College
Clet
Verdier Hall
Longfellow
Mary Morgenroth
Ursula O'Brien
Mary Grace Marine Geraldine Lowmar
Anna Eckenrode
Elizabeth Fleury
Katherine Gunville
Mary Agnes Browne
Elisabeth Dodd
Edith Parrish
Francis XM
The
American Legion
Fitzgerald's Field
Gettysburg Road
Community sale draws crowd in Taylorsville May
Taylorsville residents report a well attended community sale on May 4. The notice lists local visitors and guests including Mr and Mrs Donald Magin with a brother, Estella Wright's weekend guests, and visits among the Grimes, Wright, and Rigler families.
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Taylorsville
Donald Magin
Estella Wright
Roy Wright
Baltimore
Truman Wright
Percy Rigler
Preston Wright
Margaret Hood
Westmint
A. T
Local Young People's Society elects officers for year
Sunday session of the New Market Young People's C E Society elected officers for the coming year after a discussion of the taplcoon How I Propose to Make My Vacation led by retiring president Huda Brashear. Officers include President Miss Lillian L Leakins, Vice President Claude Kemp, Secretary Mrs P A Kemp, Treasurer Lee Kindley, and pianists Miss Virginia Palmer Mrs James R Hirinn and Mrs P F O Kemp. Committee chairmen named for Prayer meeting Margaret Smith Lookout Hilda Brashear Social Elizabeth Brashear Missionary Mrs Merkle E Lease Publicity committee and Director Young People's Work Frederick M P charge Fyan W Compher Sick and Flower Miss Virginia Palmer.
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Christian
New Market Young People’s C. E. Society
Huda Brashear
C. Morgan Compher
Aliss Lillian L. Leakins
Claude Kemp
P. A. Kemp
Lee Kindley
Virginia Palmer
James R. Hirinn
PF. Oa Kemp
Prayer
Margaret Smith
Lookout
Hilda Brashear
Elizabeth Brashear
Dr Callen To Speak At Maryland Health Conference
The seventeenth annual conference of health officers and Boards of Health of Maryland will be held Friday May 14 at Johns Hopkins School of Hygiene and Public Health Baltimore under the State Board of Health. Dr R H Riley announced the program focusing on communicable disease control maternal and child health and efforts to eradicate Bangs disease in cattle.
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R. H. Riley
State Department of Health
Maryland
Allen W. Freeman
School of Hygiene and Public Health
Victor F. Cullen
Samuel ‘Wolman
Hopkins University
J. H. M. Knox, Jr
State Bureau of
Leroy L. Burney
United States Public Health Service
Washington
Riley
Hunting
Ton Williams
Baltimore City
Luf's Stuff Worth Considering
A reflective note by N A Lufburrow on how work feels differently to each person and how to approach tasks. The writer urges objective planning and circumspect action to enter vocational matters with inspiration rather than fatigue.
Hood College Freshmen Host Theater Party for Juniors
The Hood College freshman class plans a theater party for the Junior class tonight at the Tivoli to watch Maytime. Mrs Nancy Heckert of York chairs the committee with assistants Miss Jean Storm Hopewell Junction N J Miss Louise Woodford Ocean City Miss Margaret Simmons Oklahoma City Okla and Miss Mary Fay Haddonfield N J.
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Hood College
Tivoli
Nancy Heckert
York
Jean Storm
Hopewell Junction
N. J
Louise Woodford
Ocean City
Margaret Simmons
Oklahoma City
Okla
Mary Fay
Haddonfield
Local Items From The News May 4 1917
Hobors find room for pickings at Montevue as county commissioners demand definite commitments with enforcement of work. Justices Hanson Maulsby Brust and Motter named to oversee fines. Foundation work on Frederick’s new post office delayed by underground water. Bucket brigade forms to fight a fire saving three small barns and a cat. Frederick residents’ concerns over city garbage bid raise contract to 2920 dollars per year. Local visitors discuss national affairs in Washington.
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Hobors
Montevue
H. Hanson Maulsby
Brust
Guy K. Motter
HMA Mane IeMne
Frederick's
East Patrick
Carroll Streets
Unionville
Edward L. Danner
Ann Lugenheet
Mary Ann Nusbaum
Gamageo
James Pearre
Cole
Allen Haines
Mayer
Washington
Frederick
Treatment of Tuberculosis by Collapse Therapy in Early Lung Care
A historical overview of collapse treatments for tuberculosis, focusing on artificial pneumothorax to rest affected lungs and limit disease spread. It explains methods, including air or oil injection, diaphragmatic nerve interruption, and thoracoplasty, plus timing and outcomes, noting long therapy durations and limitations.
Daily English Lesson and Word Study Notes
Daily notes on usage missteps and vocabulary building. Today's word vivifying means enduing with life and animating, used to describe life improving influence. Also a brief meteorological aside explains saltwater rain during tropical cyclones as spray from storm waves carried inland by winds.
Mind Your Manners at the Dinner Table
A humorous etiquette guide asks five questions about proper carving and serving at table. It suggests answers about who carves, portioning, bone handling, and conversation during the meal, guiding readers to observe formal dining customs and correct behavior.
Broadway Glimpses From May 4 1937 Coronation Year
New York reports mix of Broadway fervor and European travel notes as London’s Coronation buzz, Paris cafes, and Rome guides shape the tone. Mentions include George VI, George M. Cohan, Babes in Arms, Excursion, Abie’s Irish Rose, Libby Holman, Helen Morgan, Sardi’s, The Women, and Moss Hart with George S. Kaufman. Broad brand of chatter notes abundant foreign films and a rising taste for tomato juice.
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New York
Broadway
Champs Elysees
Piccadily Circus
Manhattan
George VI
London
George M. Cohan
Freneh Casino
Paradise
Hollywood
Rangoon
Bangkok
Tobacco Road
Anne Nichols
Abie
Trish Rose
Benny Goodman
Strand
Libby Holman
Caranahan
Helen Morgan
Les
Sardi's
Shubert Alley
Forum
Theatrical Circle
Searon Ds
America
Hee Shubert
Ethel Barrymore
Claire Booth
Broad Way
Tallulah Bankhead
Lindy’s
Moss Hart
George S. Kaufman
Hart
Hare Richman
Paris
Rue de Rivoli
Buckingham Palace
England
France
Today in Instory anniversaries and historical notes
List of notable births and deaths with dates from 1790 to 1877, including Horace Mann in Massachusetts, Amasa Walker in Woodstock, Gordon McKay in Pittsfield, and Mitchell Palmer in Pennsylvania. Mentions also reference the early Irish Repeal and New York hospital foundations, and Chicago Haymarket events. The fragmentary items cover persons, places, and events across years and regions.
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Horace Mann
Massachusetts
America
Franklin
Mass
Yellow Springs
Ohio
Amasa Walker
Woodstock
Conn
Brookfield
Gordon McKay
New England
Pittsfield
Thomas HH. Uuxles
Tra
Mendes Cohen
Baltimore
Hichard Hovey
Normal
New York
A. Mitchell Palmer
Pennsylvania
Congercaman
Moosehead
Order of
Hiberniana
United States Tank
Clare Tenldine
Faberty Low
Horoscope and celebrity birthday notices mix with old ship ornament tale
A scrambled page notes Palm End’s 17 million subscribers and a four billion dollar total, plus a 1938 France election, then lists prominent figures born on today’s date spanning across La Jolla Escondido Rome and Mendon. It adds a Horoscope advising wary commerce and a 18th century jewel mounted scene description.
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Popular Front
France
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
Mem
Associated Press
Epee Associates Press
Tons
Apter
Bruce Catton
Needle
Reiashi Waricisath
the News
Dr. Callen
Dr. Freeman
N. A. Lufburrow
BY Williams
Giayv
PAIL
Morris Fishbein
Journal of American Medical Assa and
Wygein
the Health Krepatine
Cope
George Ross
Instory
Walt Mason
la Jolla
Calit
Canada
Harold Bell Wright
Escondido
Cal
Rome
N.Y
Stanley K. Hornbeck
Division of
Far Eastern Affairs
Department of State
John Collier
Milt Vatley
Mat Ga
Charles HH. Davis
Cane Cod
National Highways Association
Montgomery County
Nelson A. Crawford
Household Magazine
Topeka
Kane
Miller
Orien W. Fifer
Christian Advocate
Cincinnati
Mendon
Tee
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