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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1935
Page
5
A newspaper policy item from The Daily News at The Sews-Post Building Court Street outlines Associated Press credit rules and authorship standards. It declares corrections will be published if errors are brought to the editor and notes legal post office filing.
Military historian Liddell Hart argues that World War I weapons like gas and machine guns defined the Western front while aviation and submarines grow in reach. He predicts a potential new global clash with fragile stalemates, heavy conscription, and possible cascades of arms innovation altering future warfare.
In Ely a verbal action debate centers on a certain issue where figures may influence enhanced decisions that could be pronounced, with support from the Somaters in a locally recorded session.
Fragments list several individuals including Lewis Jamer Charlies A Harner Dr Wham H Traber and C A Parner in a blurred note. Names appear with occupations or titles obscured by OCR errors. No clear event dates locations or organizations are readable.
A garbled May report from Los Angeles references Babe Ruth and baseball scenes. It mentions sports paces and a club, with unclear details about events or figures beyond Ruth’s name and a sports context.
A fragmented report describes a trial run event featuring Tanevtown Pete Ad and band with spectators. Amounts such as $10 and $5 appear linked to sales and tips, with mentions of Hampstead and a 38 4-5 second timing. Several names, including Humier Jr and Sean Wachter, appear amid unclear context in a partial scene.
Fifty and twenty years ago in Frederick details from The News column dated May 7 1885 note local items and recollections including names and places such as Toccoa and Columbus O Donnell Burkitysville with references to past events and notable figures.
Vague excerpts list names like Mrs Baltimere and Mrs Emer Daon and refer to a June session. Details are fragmentary with no clear events or outcomes provided.
Chronicle note references Bruce Catton and a light review style comment. The fragment mentions Angas returning abroad and hints at inflation and a political mood. Names and places are uncertain due to garbled text, but the piece centers on literary commentary and contemporary concerns.
A list from the Republican slate announces Crow, James I., Benson of Baltimore, Helena Saufte of Frederick County, and other figures as appointees to the State Roads Commission. Former US Senator Joseph Jo Frances and Nathan L. Smith chair the commission and designate new members.
Fragmentary text mentions a person seeking attention and an event schedule. Reads like a damaged page with unreadable names and dates. No coherent event or identifiable entities readable for a solid summary.
Disjointed text fragment mentions people and places but lacks clear events or dates to summarize. No coherent article details emerge beyond scattered names and topics.
Menus of the day from MHS outline picnic ideas and a dessert frosting method. It lists ingredients such as peppers, lemon extract, vanilla sugar, and butter, with steps to beat, pour, and frost. The text includes phrases about preparing a sweetened jelly and holding the mold.
Dr Morris Fishbein notes climate alone does not treat diseases. quality medical care remains primary. He argues climate may aid comfort but cannot replace proper treatment and that temperature wind and humidity influence body heat perception.
A fragment from a teaching page defines perspicacious as keen discernment. It cites a well known man noted for perspicacity and sagacity, though the text is incomplete and cryptic.
A collage of aviation history and personalities details early pilots like Charles Sherman Jones and Frank Wead. It describes radio beam and instrument flight training in a Birmingham inspired setup, recounting stunt-like incidents and dramatic jumps, with Harlem figures and air show legends threaded through the narrative.
A garbled list of historical notes and birth and death dates mentions Peter the Great founding Petersoure Leningrad in 1703, with scattered references to various figures and places. The text is fragmentary and mixes events with partial names and dates, offering no cohesive story.
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