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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1936
Page
3
Sunday night is forecast to dip to 67 degrees while summer heat lingers. The article notes a hot day ranking, with temperatures near 93 degrees in places, and mentions parks, the municipal pool, and open golf course uncertainty for the weekend.
A large crowd attended Mt Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church in Ladiesburg for the seventh anniversary of Rev. J Frank Fife’s pastorate. Rev RoC Serrick delivered the sermon on The Glorious Church. During the service it was announced 343 members have been received, 319 baptisms, 229 funerals, and 72 marriages recorded under his leadership with greetings from Rev F R Seibel.
William Evans a 12 year old boy plunged into a pool to rescue a four year old who fell in while reaching for a toy sailboat. The unidentified child was taken to a hospital after the rescue as onlookers watched.
Fragmentary text references public lands committee, a bill favored by a house paper, and a government program. Mentions representatives, a legal or policy debate, and a farming-case print context. Names and places are garbled, making precise attribution difficult.
AAP reports 319 Americans held winning tickets from 60 horses at the Tush Hospital Sweepstakes drawing amid 700 names. Morning drawings yielded 189 American tickets from 492 drawn. An Irishman listed Baltimore as home and Boswell as a favorite among winners. A final teachers association meeting at Lewistown Consolidated School announced upcoming officer elections and refreshments.
State entomologist Dr. Ernest No Cory reports testing a bran mash pesticide to deter cutworms. The method mixes bran with pers greens and water to create a bait that pests avoid, while moths and other pests reportedly ignore it, helping protect porchards across Western Maryland.
Fragmented OCR shows radio schedules and political notes from a mid century broadcast listing. Mentions Belgium parliamentary vote, socialist premier, and various stations like NBC ABC CBS. Includes program lines, concert notices, and date mentions with a heavy mix of station codes and ads.
The text presents a heavily garbled OCR fragment with scattered names, phrases and weather references. It includes stray mentions of weather events, dates, people and places but lacks coherent narrative or complete facts. The readable bits hint at meteorological content without forming a structured report.
Reported efforts to free Boland from prison surface amid a convoluted plot case. James McLaughly and Jon Airtor Hore land, tied to the Ha a ns conspiracy, face prosecutors as state officials reveal updates. Chief enginee r of a major department, Naren tenths bay Avab burial is noted alongside the death of engineer NGINELE COLLINS.
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