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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1936
Page
6
The Daily News presents itself as an independent newspaper printed on Court Street in Maryiast. It carries Associated Press content and disclaims any non approved communication. The issue is dated Thursday October 9 1358.
An article reflects on the allure and peril of New York for young people seeking opportunity. It notes many face despair yet some find fortune in smaller, rapidly growing cities as Chicago and other regions offer chances away from the city’s grind.
In a sprawling address from Cincinnati the conversation centers on anti corruption measures and party strategy. Key figures including Senator Lonerg and Mrs Longworth navigate calls for reform and political maneuvering amid public criticism.
State motor vehicle authorities report cars are driven far more this year as spending increases. People travel longer distances each year and the average car mileage rises from about 500 miles to well over 10 000, stressing road wear and the need for durable construction.
A W Robertson of Westinghouse urged cleaner air and water in a recent address. He blamed urban crowding for air pollution and called for purification as a path to healthier living in modern cities.
A collage of quotes from diverse figures including Charles W. Taussig Sir John Werbert Parsons and Anhar Gehry reflects hopeful reactions to the European crisis. The text links youth programs and coordination of knowledge to future welfare and public demand for swift action in a looming conflict.
A compact English lesson examines common mispronunciations and word choices. It highlights the daily goal of expanding vocabulary by mastering one key word, using preponderance as an example of influence and power.
From the Frederick column a look back to 1880 notes mention a questions list tied to York Pain inquiries, titles held by local officials, and a Dickinson College degree conferred on William L. A., Milledgetown principal. An apple weighing one pound and measuring fifteen inches in circumference is displayed by Paul Riine of Wolfsville.
An excerpt notes heavy automobile traffic on National highway with over 1 500 cars checked by the county officers who could not patrol all. A delegation sought $100 for Patrick County library needs. Reassignments and church notices are listed along with a dog incident near Kemptown.
The Araby AGH Bowiety met at Miss Catherine Walte's home with 23 members present and six visitors. President Goldie Stauffer led, memories of the prior meeting were read, and plans were made for a Halloween party at the parish house October 23. A stove purchase was approved and Dorothy Jean Stauffer won a pig prize. The next gathering is November 2 at the parish house hosted by Mrs Ruth Waltz.
Review of a book on the Red Scare era, examining Henry Day and debates over the 1920s anticommunist atmosphere. The piece discusses mass hysteria, press influence, and public memory, noting the book’s analysis of how publicity shaped perceptions of anarchist acts and political fear.
Mrs Hiltner driving south on Carroll street turned left at Carroll and East South Streets when a State Roads Commission truck struck her vehicle. Her husband, three children and she were taken to Frederick City Hospital with minor injuries. The truck operator, Marshall Carpenter of Preterick Route 1, was detained for investigation.
Miss Mariel Thomas displays at The News office a branch bearing ripe black raspberries with several others ready to ripen. The Thomas family near Jeffersons can pick October raspberries in their yard, and more ripe fruit is noted on other ranches in the patch.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains heat stroke risks and prevention in hot weather. Tips cover recognizing symptoms, immediate cooling, hydration with salted fluids, and emergency measures like artificial respiration if needed. Emphasizes ventilation, open-air spaces, and rapid recovery care after incident.
A fragmentary historical letter discusses candidates and voter perception with remarks on merit and public scrutiny. The text mentions how displays of merit might influence voters and hints at tensions between competing viewpoints. The passage reflects a tense political moment in local discourse.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss warning against excess and drunkenness with references to spiritual oil and porters. The text uses archaic phrasing and appears as a devotional or sermon note with unclear context and author.
The piece surveys Manhattan theater life and social venues from the Waldorf to Madison Square Garden. It mentions Maestro Fields and his orchestra, rehearsals for a new show Sweet River, and sightings of Blossom and Elsie in backstage and crowd scenes.
A garbled list memorializes births and deaths of notable figures including jurists and poets. It notes John Hay and Robert Durkley as born figures and references Balkan War events and other historical markers, with many OCR errors throughout.
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