Frost Covers Ground With Dense Morning Freeze
Unreadable weather report describes heavy frost and dense fog across the region from Maryland to Delaware and Quebec. Mentions delays between Frederick and Baltimore as mist cleared around morning hours.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1936
Page
6
Unreadable weather report describes heavy frost and dense fog across the region from Maryland to Delaware and Quebec. Mentions delays between Frederick and Baltimore as mist cleared around morning hours.
Travel reports show heavy fog Friday morning near Bradock and Conococheague. Drivers urged caution as visibility dropped to ten feet and road repairs worsened conditions with no major accidents recorded despite hazardous conditions. authorities note roads Hogback and Hatetts Creek were particularly affected.
Wade H Rice of the University of Maryland Extension Service reports heavier than normal supplies of all classes of live poultry at terminal markets this year. Broiler production up, feed costs high, and wet weather reduced young stock. Turkey crops large and prices favorable to consumers, suggesting economical chicken and turkey dishes for households in coming months.
Owensboro police briefly pursued a false alarm when an officer, acting as attendant to a cow in labor, reported a peeping Tom in a home. The effort revealed a cow rubbing its nose against a window, not a crime, leaving residents startled.
Fragmentary note discusses RNA REN and Baas with unclear context. Mentions names or initials not fully readable. Event or action is unspecified due to damaged text.
New York November 14 AP A crowded automotive exhibit features comfort as the theme with innovations to ease driving. Cars and trucks showcase roomier cabins, quieter interiors, improved seating, safety aids, and decor refinements. Overdrive and aeronautic inspired design are highlighted as exhibitors display open cars for public viewing amid a push for smoother rides and fuel efficiency.
New York November AP fashion advice outlines affordable chic for women with limited budgets. A simple gray wool coat paired with versatile accessories can create multiple looks, including dresses, scarves, and handbags, with options to rework outfits for different occasions.
Local court records show Li Mta Bes pursuing a legal bid with limited details available. Proceedings appear unresolved as of the latest docket, with no final ruling announced and parties unnamed.
A cautious police inquiry follows the death of Mrs. Sarah Voorhees, with several persons interviewed and two identified as possible leads. Authorities have not determined whether she fell or was pushed on Halloween night outside her home.
The article notes a winner in the Rural Electrification Program contest from Maryland with the top honor and mentions several officials and organizations involved in the selection process. Specific names include Frank Getty Carroll and Norman Brown, with county and state ties cited in the recognition. The piece highlights cooperation with state authorities and includes prize details.
The Hel étech Friesen Association of America plans a breeding program meeting with CeLver tao at the America county dairymen event on November 19. In the afternoon a talk by County Agent Henny on dairy cattle breeding will be presented at 11 Middiec'gan high and again at 7:29 pm. Cattle handlers are invited to attend and hear about breeding improvements and dairy cattle care.
A Rocky Ridge school convened to discuss an illustrated program titled The Wonders of Yellow Stoke Pare Ant Tae Orgon, presented by Prof Joan Luehl. The meeting, dated November 17 at 7:30 pm, anticipated the Jr QO Uo A ffital, with Nek, Rage, and Sy in attendance.
Fragmentary OCR text from a local page mentions individuals with unclear surnames and roles, including period style phrases and apparent social notes. The readable items reference several people and a Sunday event, but the full identities and context are not discernible.
An agricultural notice concerns land use and farm operations in the state, mentioning county locations, agricultural parcels, and farming terms. Specifics are unclear due to OCR errors but reference to farms and land end terms appears central to the report.
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