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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1936
Page
4
The piece reflects on national resilience amid hardship, praising American unity and press freedoms. It notes endurance through tribulation, the coming of better times, and calls for optimism and fair employment, while emphasizing responsible journalism.
Readers recall Mme. Schn eink Heink's career and a touching Sacramento event from three years prior. The editor notes the singer's universal love and a stirring memory of her addressing racial prejudice, as black and white spectators listened in reverence.
Health column explains glaucoma, its cause from fluid pressure inside the eyeball, and how it leads to blindness. Discusses prevalence, gradual optic nerve damage, symptoms, and the role of pressure measurement and treatments. Mentions medical options and surgical approaches, noting varying success and accessibility.
Rev Dr Wo Meeks pastor of Calvary church addressed a Tuesday morning service at Hrodbeck Hall. He spoke on organizing efforts and stressed the center of a Brent cause in a parish community setting.
Local items recall past events from Frederick and surrounding areas. Obituary notes honor Col. Thomas Johnson who died near Jefferson at 86 after decades in state politics. A minister Andrew Hayes is referenced, and incidents include a wagon accident, road fund allocations, and a drowning tragedy. The column preserves civic recollections from 1016 via News items.
A reflective piece by Helen Welshimer honoring labor and divine grace after harvest. It laments clouds and drought yet seeks strength, courage, and honesty, asking for continued work, resilience, and gratitude as the year ends and another harvest memory begins.
November notices recount visits and weekend stays by residents and visitors from New Market Washington and nearby towns. Personal guests include Mr and Mrs CoA Mc Qtade and Me Rooert Todt, Miss Virginia Wood, Mr Earl Smith, and Mrs Linda Grimith. Attendees at church and bridging clubs, plus travel to Roanoke and Frederick, are noted along with familial visits and celebratory weekends.
A 1997 change requires wage data from about 26 million workers to be kept and reported by employers. Treasury regulations set filing deadlines and age-based data, with automated ledger entries tracking yearly and lifetime wage credits for each employee as records are updated by employers and the Social Security Administration.
The piece teaches common errors in usage and pronunciation with examples. It defines terms like mental and abudent dependent, notes misspellings such as Leatth Powis, and encourages daily vocabulary growth by focusing on one word per day. It emphasizes using a word three times to cement learning.
Roger Babson analyzes a post election upswing in 1932 33 with rising business activity and stock optimism. He notes wage, unemployment data concerns, cautious investor sentiment, and the need for periodic unemployment figures while predicting a sustained prosperity path despite high living costs.
Washington, Nov 25 The American Federation of Labor suspends ten unions affiliated with the Committee for Industrial Organization. Alice Longworth notes the rift in labor politics between leaders Lewis and Greet, both Roosevelt supporters, with Lewis closer to administration influence through Major Berry and Democratic backing.
Western Maryland College hosts a Thursday homecoming with a parade ending at Stoffa Field. The Queen will preside over the Mt. St. Mary’s game from a special bow and be introduced between halves by President Dr. Fred O’Nolloway. turkey dinner and campus events accompany the celebration.
A lively tour through New York’s dating haunts and meeting spots. The Metropolitan Museum of Art and Museum of Natural History host romantic trysts while iconic venues like the Biltmore clock, Grant's Tomb, and Central Park figure as rendezvous points. The piece also notes a Midtown dog and cat grooming parlor, famed for extravagant services, frequented by celebrities and circus performers.
A garbled roll of historical figures with mixed origins and dates, listing WWII veteran Uleury J. Lymieton, Supreme Court references, John Bigelow, Andrew Carnegie, and other persons. The text includes birth and death years, places like New York, Lenox, and Leavenworth, and scattered notes on affiliations and professions. The fragmentary entries resemble a dated anniversary column with many OCR errors.
A garbled OCR chunk mentions a snow storm, names like Jack Port Digurens and Getor Wh, and scattered phrases about evacuation, New York City, and political figures. The text is inconsistent and unclear, but hints at weather events and political actions with several misread proper nouns.
Today marks birthdays for Roy A. Roberts Kansas City Star managing editor born Muscova Kansas 40 years ago. Allee A. Winter Pasadena California author born Albany New York 72 years ago. Judge Ben Gitteev Los Angeles born Jackson Tennessee 67 years ago. Laurence Stalings New York City dramatist editor born Macots GI 42 years ago. Charlie Granda Coe author born Dullato New Jersey 46 years ago. Chandler Mubl r Ali newspaper publisher born Akron Ohio 44 years ago. Joseph Wo Veruteh New York City teacher and literary editor born Knewills Tennessee 43 years ago. The retrospective notes mix memories with a patriotic, literary tone celebrating a broad array of cultural figures.
A reflective piece recalls past hardships and gratitude during Thanksgiving. The writer emphasizes family memory, enduring sacrifice, and the importance of real gratitude amid difficult times, urging readers to honor those who faced toil in earlier farm life and to practice thankfulness today.
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