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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1935
Page
5
A fragmentary feature mentions the film Great Open Spaces and reflections on the era, noting writers and themes. It references Huey and Percy with a shared alma mater and hints at public discussion around cinema and culture.
Disjointed OCR fragment references respect for law and trial proceedings. Noting mentions of officials and crime, the readable elements show a legal context with discussion of conduct and accountability, but specifics are unclear. The item appears to be a brief on a trial or legal matter with public interest.
The readable fragment mentions a Wednesday event described as a big day of the bonus. It also references a senator and phrases suggesting discussion of political action, but the text is garbled with no clear names, dates, or outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a daily English lesson and phrases about mastery of sword and a postage chit. The text is garbled but hints at an educational segment and an itemized postal reference within a study context.
The text shows scattered phrases about infestation despair and refusal to go on. It mentions actions that help in work or prayer and references measures, day care, and old concerns. Overall the fragment hints at societal anxiety and coping efforts without clear events or names.
Obituary note recalls past deaths in Frederick with brief mentions of F Victor Marist ton and Nelan.
A Brunsty based winebrewer company contends with extended overtime and labor pressures as production scales up. Management cites demand spikes and staffing gaps, outlining steps to stabilize shifts and meet orders.
A reader highlights praise for public schools and urges parental cooperation to improve student education. The letter from Frederick, dated May 20, 1935, emphasizes practical talents alongside intellectual training and asks for continued support from families and the community.
Babson reports a Garba Greta pre 1956 survey indicating broad Roosevelt support with strong party ties and confidence in the New Deal eroding. The poll projects Roosevelt carrying 363 electoral votes in 1936 amid regional weaknesses for Republicans, noting a national drift toward the president’s program and a neutral stance in some quarters.
An instructional piece on electric burn injuries explains three degrees of burns, symptoms, and varying danger from current types. It advises immediate bed rest, possible sedatives, careful wound care, and avoiding tannic acid to limit infection and scarring.
Readers find fresh titles as Reevit books arrive at Trée Library. The collection expands with new volumes including poetry and prose, inviting patrons to explore unfamiliar voices and diverse themes.
Parents and friends are invited to attend at the school for the Taneytown annual work event. A Japanese Missionary play titled Missionary Society is noted with TM Francis Eliot ham and a student involved in the program.
Fragmentary notice lists election of a chancellor and mentions names like James B and German Damesionn. Authorities unclear. details incomplete in readable text.
A fragmentary account mentions a Park Lane Hotel roof with trees and a dog visiting, then hints at a dog dying and a bustling business offering dog related services. It references Dr Cha, corsages, and a K nine related catering, with unclear chronology and scattered details.
A fragmentary note recalls a historical decision involving the United States and Monaco, mentions Bachard weléran as the father of stars, and marks a birth anniversary about 65 years past. The text is unclear with missing dates and places.
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