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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1936
Page
4
A fragmented discussion examines the dangers of street crossing and driver responsibility. It notes pedestrians sometimes step into traffic unexpectedly while drivers may fail to react in time, and argues that both sides share fault in fatal outcomes.
The text reflects on learning limits and progress in a past era, noting a shift from ignorance to knowledge. It mentions a large 1934 figure, with a line referencing 337,090,000 perhaps as a production or monetary total alongside a 247,526,007 piece count from that year. The overall piece reads as a stylized, uncertain historical note.
A jumbled artifact lists a butter milk sauce recipe plus chaotic notes about spoons and peppers. It mentions milk four cups butter four tablespoons and pepper, with unclear ingredients and steps. The fragmentary text references a cook named George with references to serving and baking.
A garbled clipping references Will Rogers and remarks on economic views and public figures. It hints at political or social satire with fragmented phrases about hay, trade, and prices. The passage is heavily distorted with unclear dates or destinations and lacks coherent events.
A garbled excerpt shows a daily English lesson with scattered phrases and names. It references Mariah and her husband, and mentions practice tasks and accents within disjointed sentences.
A fragmentary notice describes a deserter case involving Private Jota M. Crees. The text mentions U nited States forces and a trial context with references to routes and locations, but details are garbled. The readable names suggest a military discipline item or brief from wartime coverage.
A compact retrospective from The News columns recalling events dated May 12, 1916. The piece notes visits by families from New York to Pars, local tensions, and early 20th century community happenings in Frederick and Emmitsburg, including athletic and civic notes, elections, and public officials.
An item notes an upcoming program of exercises for elementary colored schools under supervision of Loy County Superintendent of Peden. Activities include performances by students and teachers with dates and locations announced for Lincoln Hall and Bonelopin.
A historical report notes a metal discovered in America that is extremely scarce and valued at a price many times that of platinum. The article discusses its discovery location and mentions Hindering conditions and potential industrial impact, along with references to researchers and localities.
A collage of historical notes lists notable births, deaths, and events from various dates. Mentions include Matthew I Grady of Oregon, Dante Gabriel Rossetti, Henry Cabot Lodge, and Lincoln Ellsworth among others with brief biographical identifiers. Also notes the opening of the Permanent Court of International Justice in Geneva and a Lindbergh murder case linkage.
A centennial celebration in Loviana highlights northern Areana traditions with a parade and public events. Organizers mark the milestone with local dignitaries and community groups participating, showcasing regional history and culture.
A garbled New York City tour guide lists places and people around Broadway and midtown. It mentions venues like the Palate Theater and Shubert Alley, noted figures such as Marx Brothers, Lynn Fontanne, and Lucius Berbe, plus landmarks from Lincoln to the Empire State Building.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains infant growth in the first months emphasizing maternal attention to temperature control clothing and early cognitive cues. Observations note eye tracking facial responses and reflexes with cautions on parental interpretations and typical progression by four to five months.
A fragmentary excerpt discusses parental duties and infant protection, noting warnings about dangerous powders, falls, and the need to guard babies. It blends religious sentiment with advice on safeguarding infants, urging attentive care and safe environments.
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