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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1935
Page
7
The Daily News states its independence and rights to publish Associated Press dispatches. It notes editorial and liability policies and disclaims unauthorized copying or reproduction. It asserts accuracy and fairness in reporting and the newspaper's binding upon its staff.
Fragmentary notes critique political demagoguery and manipulation in elections. The text references a tale of a poor boy besting a rich giant and contrasts public deceit with the ideal of sincere voters. The piece hints at media influence and skepticism about political rhetoric.
Fragmentary text reports Sir Malcolm Campbell facing charges for speeding in Britain. The brief mentions Daytona Beach and court proceedings, with unclear details about officers, ages, and numbers, but indicates a legal action linked to fast driving.
Readers express congratulations to the Calvary M. Fo Church Board and Kieller on an anniversary. The letter lauds the board and its supporters for earning affection and notes Mrs Kieller’s long association with the parish. Signed by Hammond Clary and Gellis Williams.
Navy recruitment improves as enlistments rise amid reports from officers and training centers. Officials say programs to bolster reserves and new rating paths contribute to the rebound, with recruiters noting steady interest across regions.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Carroll Gal Scouts planting an outfit Muss Hath-83 Norwood McDonogh furs and family ties. A sale at migeteave fetched 2125 dollars for land acres. Mentions Lee Davis sister Rachel Miss Fair Pleasant Grove Mrs William Garber Kemp and other local figures with plans to move soon.
Brief item notes Hopkins rejects a ten dollar state allotment amid budget disputes. No further context or named officials provided in readable text.
A fragmented list of historical figures and events with birth and death dates. Names include Prince von Mettermeh Austrian statesman and others, with scattered birthplaces and dates, plus mentions of scientists, writers, and a 1904 accident.
Fragmentary OCR recalls a note about a woman named Bibie and references to thoughts and distorted wording. The readable bits suggest an incomplete message or private memo with unclear actions or dates. No clear event or organization identifiable.
An improvised campaign led by the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals argues cats live freely in the city, with officials noting a decade of little progress in reducing the stray population. The plan includes nets and shelters as contentious humane measures while focusing on cats roaming piers and streets.
Fragmented OCR describes a toothpaste product claiming to stain removal and tooth bruising effects. It mentions a three part paste with active ingredients and powder phases, noting pleasant taste and timing for usage.
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