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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1936
Page
4
A 1926 piece laments the cost of war and honors fallen soldiers. It echoes a call for youth to uphold peace, unity, and sacrifice, urging national memory to promote restraint over conflict and to honor heroes past and future.
A reader argues for a modified NRA approach, citing price controls from the era and Supreme Court rulings. The writer asserts NRA helped stabilize business and labor costs, notes price cuts after NIRA rulings, and calls for adjusted policy under Roosevelt to balance production, wages, and consumer prices.
Fragmentary OCR text references Alice Longworth and political discourse, mentioning pre indeterminate events, protests, and undefined programs. The garbled lines mix names, dates, and policy terms without coherent narrative or specifics to summarize clearly.
A festive dinner gathering at the home of Hes Hoxtina mar featured guests including Mr and Mrs. Ralphou Mr. Mea Cigds Poets and several others. Notable attendees were Misses Martin Redinoted Auutioite Homer Margaret TP Het Brotiemyer Teonts Young Jee Ray Potts and Donat Youna among many invited.
A man who had only recently taken out an accident policy was injured when his car crashed into a tree near Oak Orchard. He was taken to the Frederick City Hospital the same day for surgery after the wreck.
The third annual commencement will be held at Beath Market Street to honor graduates from Aschkovof Palinophy and recognize James Meet Gebel receiving the degree.
Fifty and twenty years ago in Frederick the News column recalls a severe rainstorm that disrupted Grand Army exercises moved from the cemetery to the city hall yard. Visiting speaker C F Markey addressed about 500 people while a half mile procession of children carried Gower. An incident in Emmitsburg injured a wagon driver after a collision.
Reading through a fragmented 1916 report, the piece notes a tense day at the May Prom in Neva with the annual competitive meet of the Wye Wich School. It references scores and participants, including Arthur YW and Company A, B, and HARI, plus a fatal or serious injury during a train incident near Marry Beat. Police and court proceedings are mentioned, with Justice Nazi presiding on a question of public order. The report also hints at a visit by dignitaries and concerns about drunkenness at local events.
The Walkersville Flower Shore event hosted by the Women’s Club at Glade Reformed Church featured parish members and local clubs. Members demonstrated, announced prize winners, and arranged a mixing bowl reception with several named participants and honored guests.
The West Front Wildcats defeated the Magicty Orioles 14-3 at Baker Park. Key players included Gunley, Vorets, Staley, and Brown for the Wildcats while Peer and Doty Wer led the Orioles.
A torn OCR item describes a man with a loaded fistel entering a store and a collision involving Julia Gordott of Mere Mary’s College near Wisethid burg. A 2 day old daughter of Samay is noted. the skull fracture and ensuing injuries lead to a fatality as bystanders, wind conditions, and hospital reports are referenced. The narrative names several locations and people, including Westminster, Liberty Street, CAPES Hg Arn, and MERE Mary’s College, with references to an auto-driven incident and a fatality following a collision.
The article outlines Memorial Day activities and related events across Frederick County. It notes services, parades, and church activities involving veterans groups, the American Legion, Daughters of the American Revolution, and local civic clubs. It also reports on community gatherings, church notices, and a variety of local commemorations tied to Memorial Day weekend.
An early medical article explains cow milk as a substitute for mother's milk, noting quality varies by cow type and handling. It advises boiling fresh milk for infants, pasteurizing, and careful preparation of cow milk formulas to meet a baby's nutritional needs.
Fragmentary religious meditation text appears to discuss salvation and compassion. It mentions South regions and May 7, with faint references to inhabitants and a pace of events. The readable fragments suggest a reflective prayer or sermon tone without clear narrative or outcome.
New York gossip notes recount Jimmy Walker’s vanity, LaGuardia’s claims, and a hurdy gurdies flourish for a municipal broadcast. A San Salvador forgery, a Theremin at Montclair’s Casino, and a comical maid tale appear amid Broadway trivia and literary bon mots.
A garbled history note lists numerous names with scattered dates and places including M Springer T Nels Conerneshraty and Herbert L Bridgman. It mentions Amherst Mass and Brooklyn NY with unclear events and dates, plus a few epidemic and death references.
The item lists multiple prominent individuals with birthdays today, including Wilbur Wright co inventors and various officials such as Marine A PMyetad Tine aeter Ten Joral chairman of the Democratic National Committee born at Gratsy Point N., and under secretary of state Witam PHUpe born Beverly Mans. other entries note birthdays of Cornelly Otis Khuiner of New York City, Dr. William Lawrence of Boston, Tou GOW Meee oy ah and Lazaro Cardenay of Mexico, among others, with ages ranging from 38 to 68.
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