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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1936
Page
4
An incomplete article from The Daily News, a 19th century independent newspaper. The text includes garbled mentions of The News Test, printing and manufacturing company, and references to court and possible notices. Specific names, dates, or clear events are not recoverable from the fragment.
A proposed Cone Greens bill would promote crop insurance for farmers facing losses from grasshoppers drought and pests. The measure aims to prevent ruin from annual damage by offering premium payments and risk management to protect standing crops and homes.
The speaker notes a husband’s defense as meaningless excuses when asked to compare to worse cases. He argues self control is essential and that people justify faults by citing others worse. He calls for teaching both boys and girls to avoid such rationalizations and focus on personal conduct.
The auto industry maintains steady employment around 950000 workers, planning a November display of next year’s models instead of January to keep demand regular. Stamp collecting grows in popularity, with government sales to dealers reaching 2360000 in 1938 and a New York exhibition drawing over 100000 visitors, sparking youth interest in history through stamps.
Washington, May 34. Alice Longworth comments on the conduct of hearings and the behavior of committee members. She notes frustration with delays and intimations of political intimidation, suggesting the proceedings degrade Congress and damage reputations rather than clarify public issues. She predicts potential repercussions for participants and reflects on the broader impact on governance.
A meeting of the Associaqen of Senoor Libraryans of Mtarviatd was t heir Saturday at the Enoch Prats Pree Vdbrary Wattinpere, with president MiaS Marcelene Besuarver. The session included talks on booklists, publicity for leisure reading, and materials for elevation, with Dr. Albert S. Conk presenting on the influence of the school library. The group, organized as a department of the Binte Teachers' Association, includes parochial, private and public school librarians.
Transcribed items from The News Columns dated May 25 recount local affairs. Plans of a Washington bank encounter delays due to water shortages as springs appear atop South Mountain. lists of names from wartime and mining discussions appear, noting military school votes and provincial figures. Strong entities include Frederick Counts and The News reporters Vernon Bilance and Harry Yinger.
A compact list of historical figures and events tied to Tennessee with brief notes. Includes births, editorials, religious leaders, and civic reminders from early periods through mid 20th century, mentioning Jamestown, Portsmouth, and local figures tied to regional history.
An OCR mishmash lists varied historical names and places including Saint, Germany, New York, and Dakety county. It references figures like Dr Sohn Ro Math of New York and Henry Breckinridge, noting births, positions and a broad political context. The text lacks coherent narrative.
A garbled report shows a local figure present at a Cane M4 session of Proveer and several counties. The text records an unknown person facing fares at a meeting in Sinipaon with unclear details.
A fragmentary report references theft and a court matter involving individuals and places, with names like Woot and Ot Theft Wroehr. The text is garbled but indicates legal proceedings and local names such as Lexinataa and Charies.
Fragmentary text shows garbled names and places with no coherent event or report. No identifiable persons, organizations, dates, or actions to summarize into a factual news item.
Final meeting of the year of the Room Brothers of the Washington Street group was held on a Wednesday. Many members attended and votes or plans for a lawn fee were discussed, with chairmanship and leadership roles named for various members. The Leaders meeting at the church listed Albert Gallien in charge and a revival series was noted with attendance about 195, plus a sermon by Rev. Nelson.
Dr Morris Pishdetin explains milk production after birth from colostrum to mature milk, detailing timing, volumes, and the impact of maternal diet. He notes colostrum richness, milk increasing to a quart daily by month, complete breast emptying supports supply, and cautions on alcohol and stimulants for nursing mothers.
Fragments discuss a religious reflection on tithing and gratitude. The text asserts that a tenth given to God is holy and urges readers to appreciate earthly parents and the broader human family for guidance and mercy.
New York May 24 showboats drift along the Hudson and Manhattan shore as a modern theater trend. Boats near Forty second Street feature gaudy decks and nightclub acts while rival vessels compete for audiences with Broadway style entertainments. Suburban venues like Glen Island Casino and Riviera market seaside nocturnal palaces. Angling fans in nearby bays offer cash prizes for tagged weakfish, drawing city dwellers to brighter waters.
A collection of misquoted or garbled sayings from judges, college presidents, makeup experts, attorneys, actors, and police officials. The remarks touch on road manners, international cooperation, and enforcing laws with intelligent, courteous policing, reflecting a fragmented historical snippet.
The Palrmount Cemetery Company of Liberecon will hold Decoration Day services Sunday afternoon. Dennie F and Alpaned Ik, officers of the company, will preside.
Funeral services for Mrs. Willa Burdette were conducted by Rev. Hartwell Chandler with pastors from Hyattstown and a retired minister. Pallbearers included Charles Msgs and others. interment was at the adjoining church cemetery. A Saturday church supper fundraiser and various callers from the community followed.
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