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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1936
Page
4
The Daily News reports from Court Street Frederickton Marya about printing and manufacturing linked to Associated Press. The piece references patchwork of news items, legal notices, and a policy on communications with the public, emphasizing restrained discourse and standardized reporting.
A fragmented 19th century style meditation on Mothers Day and family roles. The piece laments lack of appreciation from youth, urges youths to support mothers, and advocates stopping away from personal pursuits to help home tasks and honor mothers through better care and responsibility. It calls for recognition of parental sacrifice and timely, practical duties.
A fragment notes a brilliant scholar McManus Mchount in AL LUPBU TOW who knows vast math and languages yet fails to apply intellect. The text recalls his wide reading and parade time habits and hints at a comic failure to translate knowledge into action.
A fragment describes a baking scene with references to Disfies and Families, milk, cream, crackers, dates, and a greased pan. It mentions forming a batter and baking for minutes, with odd spellings and garbled terms indicating a damaged OCR passage from a historical page.
fragmentary OCR text cites Will Rogers remarks and scattered phrases about travel, dates, locations, and names. The garbled content references places like Santa Bachata and Noa sua, with disjointed notes on dates, feasts, and people and no clear narrative or event to anchor a summary.
Denver banker Thomas J Morrissey and associates linked to a string of robberies in Vail are cited by Federal authorities as suspects. The case involves a complex scheme that netted about $200 0100 in 9 incidents across the Northwest and Middle West. A formal statement from the Federal Tester Attorney notes ongoing proceedings and alleged coordination among the accused.
A condensed retrospective recalls events from Frederick's past, noting local leaders, notable deaths, and community figures. It mentions Lewis Whorraley's renomination for mayor and George W Semateratas as a farmer visiting the city. James Henry Anselman, head of the War Department unit, dies at 82. The United Brethren Church in Waltersville expands services and improvements are planned under Pastor Foles Holders.
The OCR text fragment lists numerous unclear terms, names, and measurements. It mentions ages, weights, and units in an inconsistent stream, with scattered references to places and people, but lacks coherent events or a clear subject to summarize meaningfully.
A garbled OCR passage hints at a group of mentors and students linked to a Morclagy study. It mentions names like Miss, Rita, and Chad, with unclear actions and locations. The fragment suggests a classroom or research setting but lacks coherent details or events.
The passage presents a garbled array of person names places and topics with no clear narrative. It appears to reference individuals such as Metin Roo Morpa and Brederen and mentions age weight and health details in a confused stream of words. The readability is too low to extract a concrete event or story.
The garbled text references political figures, party committees, and election talk, naming Stan Det, Ward, and other figures in a dense, archaic campaign context. It implies a newspaper feature on party leadership, regional campaigning, and potential candidate selections amid a shifting political landscape.
Mary Fither reports on a local teen poet preparing for a city park event tied to a preliminary sewerage and drainage plan. The piece notes garden beauty and a festival week, with students nearing completion of study and expected appearances by speakers and performers.
A local gathering featured readings by Anna Derry and Mildred Osis, plus introductions and discussions on temperance and narcotics. Luther Rives received a postmark award alongside a second award for Dearvhy Raguebuger, while Cather Geer and others were recognized for participation in the program titled The Harmful Effects.
OCR fragments reveal a garbled report mentioning names like Mia Florence and Mary, with scattered references to a presentation and a meeting. The readable bits suggest a social or community event, but details, dates, and places are largely unreadable.
A society gathering of ladies from a Peany MoR Chand addressed mortgage concerns and slated a May meeting with a prayer led by a presiding officer. The group discussed arranging a triad for a future event and planned to meet again in May with a speaker session.
In New York on May 9 a wedding tent tale stirs gossip as chorus girls from The Zerfeld Pallies spark talk of marriages and annulments. The piece notes Thelma Sheaton and Isabel Pulsford eloping, while Jessica Pepper and Peggy Quinn thread through scenes of Broadway life and Wall Street, as letters and theater lore mingle with wartime era manners.
A collage of anniversaries and notable events from history. Names include Tadeodo, a Quaker farmer and War of 1812 figure born in Burks County Pennsylvania who died February 24, 1828, and Charlotte, Va figures tied to abolitionism and regional service. Also mentions John Brown, Harper's Ferry, and early U S military and aviation milestones with dates scattered amid a wide, imperfect OCR listing.
A garbled obituary fragment lists multiple individuals with ages and places, including references to Indiana and New York City born persons and long strings of unclear names. The text mentions a literary figure and theater-related terms, ending with generic notes on grief and ceremonies.
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