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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1936
Page
2
A fragmented 1926 Daily News page reports Goosebone withholding forecasts as weather chatter intensifies. Amid garbled columns, local names appear, with scattered references to Penn and various officials, suggesting a stormy season ahead and a tumultuous newsroom.
The text sketches a disjointed wartime scene with references to prophecy and upheaval. It hints at strategic moves, market shifts, and public discourse, mentioning memory of a past conflict and uncertain future events without clear names or dates.
A study across 10 states shows agricultural workers aged 25 to 44 had a mortality rate of 2 per 1000, lower than professional men at 3 per 1000, while unskilled workers faced the highest rate at 13.1 per 1000. Diet housing medical access and low income drive deaths, with tuberculosis and pneumonia as leading causes.
Disjointed remarks touch on religion shaping economics and politics, obstacles in paths to progress, and moral questions. Notable voices reference colleges, theatricals, and prison leadership, but the text is garbled and incomplete with unclear attributions.
Alice Longworth comments on ongoing demonstrations in Paris and nearby borders as elites foresee limited danger from France and the Communist regime’s fate. The piece intersperses political color with a child’s injury report from November 25 involving Michael Ténee, a 12-year-old.
A garbled column recalls past Frederick items including diphtheria rumors denied by local doctors, a store-laters break in on West Patrick Street, Company A near homeward entrainment, a grain elevator at Lewis Point, a car accident on York Falette, and local farm meetings.
A jumble of historical anniversaries features nods to traders, poets, theaters and leaders. Notable mentions include Benjamin Franklin contemporaries, a wave of early American figures, European playwrights, and various civic milestones.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions various names and places in a jumble. The readable items include references to a Phy Dept, a Ge Meet, and names like Saeed and Phonite, but no coherent events or clear details emerge for a definite news item or outcome.
Fragmentary OCR lists several individuals and roles including John Van A MaeMurray Uinta, Helen Wills Moodsy, Janet Cavnot, Harold ft Sutler, Ernest tarpolote, and Corn The ommtaiage. It references birth ages, professions, and affiliations with a political or cultural milieu, but OCR corruption obscures full context and dates.
A local recipe describes a dessert salad combining cranberries and oranges with a ground food chopper, celery, and chopped nuts. It instructs soaking ingredients, blending with gelatin, then chilling the mix to create a chilled salad served in cups.
Doubs Doak leads a routine monthly visit at Mrs EMI Brse’s home. Mrs Elijah Frye and Mrs Alea Pope attend with eleven members and visitors. The program featured readings on moving beyond misused speech, a master talking by Ethel Rugh, and a hymn “Gird Bpeak To Ma.”
The article outlines basic health guidance for avoidable injuries from animals and insects. It stresses prompt medical care for bites or stings, early antiseptic treatment, and keeping skin clean. It emphasizes understanding insect behavior to reduce infestations and regular disinfection to prevent breeding.
The Aid Society meets in the M B eharelt social room on Friday October 4 with a plan for an Oct SA minstre show. The Octob 7 meeting at M FB church social room was presided by Mrs H C Swomley with a prayer by Rev Charles Robinson. Minutes read by Miss Mildred DeGrange. A surprise package from Miss Sophia Keller won by Miss Eva Keller. A Hallowe en program planned for Nov 5. Attendees include Irving and Grayton DeGrange on a Pittsburgh business trip. M E Sunday school observed a rally and an address by Rev Charles Robinson. A duet Sweeter as the Years Go By performed. Mrs Harvey Grubbs and Mr HC Swomley attended Methodist Day at Strawbridge Home Elders Drury. Misses Addison hosted visitors Mrs Webster Hiteshew Virginia Vai and Mrs DB Keyser wermey, Soria, May Nellie Detrick Baltimore, Alma Menary and Dr Ed Hendry Washington.
Clippings show social visits and birthday observances across families with names like Helen Alexander and Ida Alexander in Halgewoot, Carl Warner and George Milloe visiting Albert Miller, and Horning family routines. Several lines mention residents returning to Washington and others attending gatherings near here.
An excerpt on evolving slang shows taxi drivers, soda jerks, and ball players speaking a coded lingo. The piece notes terms like plom for meter and gin for common items, with Broadway slang including spot the doll and Johnny Comes Latel. It attributes much of the speech to convict jargon and notes its spread around Times Square and Broadway.
A DAY book review roundup surveys recent campaign titles. William Allen White’s What’s All About? argues Landon’s doom and nomination while The New Deal explores enduring reforms. Other works include Onan Amerika as the Crossroads edited by Richard Towler and Waste the Fight to Save America by David Cullman Coyle, discussing constitutional questions and resource waste under the New Deal.
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