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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1936
Page
4
The Daily News reports an independent publication page with a note about The Great Routiers Printing and Manufacturing Co and associated press items. It mentions a rejection and a public notice context with unclear dates and places.
The passage describes October as a season of renewal and color with clocks tolling at ten, frost edging the hills, and autumn fruits like apples, pears, pumpkins, and squashes filling displays. It recalls gardens, flowers, wreaths, and harvest emblems as villagers prepare for a yearly rite of seasonal abundance.
Fragmented OCR text shows scattered phrases about Alice Longworth, Caminene Homer, unemployment, and dates. The readable content references political or social figures and policy hints without clear narrative or events. The passage lacks coherent actions or dates to report.
A lengthy society page details a village gathering at the Highland Mall area with a host of attendees and program elements. It mentions Mrs. Viesry Sthoenmeker hosting events, a dance and dinner, and numerous local residents and guests in attendance.
The column records a variety of social happenings including a Yalr Dance at Cashry Cap, a Halloween Dance by the Crtoctin Club, and a dinner meeting of the American Association of University Women. It mentions Hood College figures, club elections, and visits by Miss Julia Trenheim and others, with several addresses and membership details.
A historical critique argues the common cold remains the top medical enigma with vast economic impact due to sickness and lost work. It notes a Washington study suggesting colds are contagious, seasonal, and widespread, urging better prevention and cure funding despite ongoing debates.
A garbled OCR passage cites Frank Evin and Dr Clifford Barkorka accusing technocrats and political groups. It references post office figures in Washington and Hartford, a claim about nutritional conditions and national decline, and mentions Northwestern University. The text is riddled with misspellings and broken names.
A garbled passage mentions various names and places with no clear event. Readable items include references to Balboa, Wales, and Iowa, but details, dates, and actions are obscured. The text is largely indecipherable, offering little to confirm a specific news item or outcome.
A social event at Dellant House included numerous attendees such as Mrs. and Mr. Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Torise, and others named in a long guest list. The description notes celebrants and participants in a domestic party setting with multiple households represented.
Undists in Navy Witton Ritter Mass 19 Faethtre eet ety Masy Cspot the Navy bg Braton Mare tinsburk Wo Va. and was thineferred to the Naval Training Station Norfolk Va for twelve weeks training prior to being aratenet.
A mosaic of 1916 Frederick notices recounts political banners and a campaign procession along Mathet street with remarks by Congressman Louis McCombs and Milton Gi Arner Wy CG Bl Markell amid cheering. It also notes a Congressional launch, local reassurances, and civic items including county assessors reporting reassessments and a library funding request declined by the county commissioners. A wedding announcement, the opening of a glove factory in Hagerstown, and shelter preparations by Frederick & Co. are included as local notices.
Mrs. Josey Waller and Missy Trejbre a Wilcoxon visited Mrs. Haller's daughter Mrs. Hosmer Hartshorn Kerrina then returned along with Mint Mary Wetnicht of near Tur et Nay from Baltimore and Washington DC. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Vuelius, Dr FL Price and Miss Geneva Funk of Keyser WV, and Mr. and Mrs. Ver iastie of Pa. Mrs. Peter W Chichester hosted a Book Review afternoon on Court Street where Mrs. James B. Ranck reviewed Sara Waardts Southern Album.
A local dance event at St Johns IISh Befoot auditorium organized under St Johns PATE drew fourteen members of the Cara Loma Band led by director Henry Ta Gini. Attendees included Archon Price and several luncheon guests from Baltimore.
Recruiting notices report a candidate for naval service with community appeals and local names. The fragment mentions Hartfoun, Puente, Mirman, Bundy, Welw, and a mother and child seeking support amid levy impositions for military grants.
Oct 9 column surveys how popular songs reflect a shortage of female names in Tin Pan Alley lyrics. It notes Inez Regina, Sally, Katharine, Mary, Peggy O’Neal and others fading from modern tunes, while Royalties waver for stars like Rudy Vallee.
A book review outlines Marguerite Steen’s Return of a Heroine. Phoebe Jordan spends two years in prison for the murder of her mother and returns to a changed middle class family. Carolyn Maunide shelters Phoebe, while the press and harboring public opinion shape her fate and identity.
The text discusses a novel focusing on a difficult psychological issue, noting the author handles challenging modern thought fearlessly. It questions Phoebe's motivation for a change and finds Chant a minor issue, concluding the book is recommended.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a rejected lover and a planned or attempted action. Names, dates, and clear facts are missing, leaving only scattered phrases about a lover, tendon, and a coast location. The brief shows garbled words and partial place references without coherent detail.
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