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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1936
Page
4
The article discusses rising meat prices and advises consumers to monitor markets and demand better deals. It emphasizes skilled buying, knowledge of cuts, and careful shopping to avoid overpaying, urging buyers to act decisively and learn market signals to hold prices down.
The piece contends time is mankind’s equal daily miracle surpassing love and wealth. It cites Emerson and Arnold Bennett on living within 24 hours, arguing you cannot borrow from the future and that youth is the richest asset. The fragment critiques modern hurried living and extols prudent use of every moment.
A garbled religious excerpt references speaking with the tongues of men and angels, urging charity as the greater virtue. It blends biblical phrases with broken words, mentioning Corinthians and humanity, hinting at a sermon fragment or devotional note in a faded page.
A jumbled recipe lists ingredients like kale chives red pepper paprika and cream. Steps mention simmering beef or mutton with pepper and spices, then layering and baking until done. The text references lemon juice, cherries, and a chill wrap finalization, but specifics are unclear.
Readable text details butter and sugar creamed, beaten eggs, and alternating dry and milk additions. Flavoring unknown, batter poured into a tube pan and baked until done. Oven degree and exact steps unclear.
Brunsick men were arrestedThursday night by Deputyy the Adigar Brandy and County Sheriffgatsy Carence Water in Waesingeen county on charges of robbing the home of George Hartigan of Sin. One man, WalaAm Weller, pleaded guilty before Magistrate Robert & Clintan Ah Bosmeinen and agreed to bond for court. The other defendants await trial next Monday. The men allegedly stole a deer, antique tools, rudders and other material from Hartigan’s house.
Navy Day was celebrated nationwide on Tuesday October 27. Initiated in 1922 by the Navy League of the United States, the observance honors Theodore Roosevelt birth anniversary and the founding of the American Navy in October.
Fifty and twenty years ago the Turnpike Company moved toll collection from near Bolivar to near Deensboro, angering residents at the latter. Mrs. I Agh Hramaton TD widow of Gratton Hammond, died at her New Market home at age 80. WDOR William FP Mautshy of Westminster, father of William P. Maubby Jr., arrived at Barnuma Motel Valine after driving the entire distance in a buggy.
A column from The News notes delays in regular army conscriptions as Fair Week attracts applicants. Frederick figures prominently with named locals and a charity event at Me Canieie, Toe, featuring a soda fountain, cake, and candy department. An automobile accident at Hooand Po oitsiey injures none, while Ann Mason Grove sells a farm outfit for about $15,000.
Fragmentary OCR describes a large gathering with numerous individuals and locations, referencing attendance, remarks, and activities across streets and venues. The report mentions organizers, speakers, and guests, with scattered specifics about dates, addresses, and local associations.
A torn OCR snippet mentions a crewman named Geos and a scene at Sanday in Helas. It references Mathew's Baanceheal and Tallimore with a time around 11 oiiack femives. Context hints at church parts and possible director Myr, but details are unclear.
In a chaotic scene at a factory, a worker was severely burned when oil sprayed during a process. Fire and rescue teams rushed the injured man to hospital as witnesses described the dangerous moment and the ensuing fire box blaze. An investigation into the incident and related safety checks followed in the wake of the explosion and admission of injuries.
Thursday evening gathering listed attendees including Mrs Tauth Morvan Mrs Paul Mae Koontz Mrs June Moues Mrs Mitch Starner and others. The next meeting is planned for Thursday March 3 at the home of Miss Katherine Ridenour 117 West South Street with details to follow.
Local items describe upcoming events at Camp near Frederick, the Eastern and Western Shore Association meeting, and Campus Day plans. Mentions include Frederick commissioners, a Democratic nominee for county lines, and tributes to Dr Arthur Hibbing. Also notes the Great Frederick Fair and fashion at shops with new hats.
This article discusses causes of fatal drowning in newborns and adults, emphasizing airway management, oxygen delivery, and the importance of trained responders. It profiles how improper breathing and lack of chest movement lead to death, and outlines basics of CPR and rescue breathing in emergencies.
A theatrical piece profiles Broadway talent. The cast includes Leslie Howard as a matinee idol, Walter Huston as Sam Dodsworth, and others like Harry Richman and Peter Lorre. The piece contrasts public personas with offstage behavior and notes George Kaufman and Max Gordon as busy showmen.
The article discusses suffocation and asphyxiation dangers from home gas and vehicle exhaust, noting many deaths occur in babies and at birthdays with historical dates. It cites insufficient swimming knowledge among youths and women at risk in emergencies, stressing the need for hospital equipment and awareness to save lives. It lists 1868 Cuba war beginning, 1889 two cent postage, 1911 Chinese Revolution, and 1935 League of Nations Ethiopia warning, followed by today’s birthday notes for Helen Hayes Alanson J. Houghton James L. Wilfeth and Kermit Roosevelt.
Today in history highlights include Benjamin West born in 1738 in Springfield Pennsylvania, later president of Britain's Royal Academy. Giuseppe Verdi born January 27, 1813. Victor Metcalf, California lawyer and congressman. and other figures like Theobald Mathew and Frazier Peidjer Nation with events dated through 1935. The brief notes mix births and deaths across eras, reflecting a compact historical chronology.
A scrambled report notes an event at the Nasal Academy in Anrapile involving a president and a formal ceremony. Key names are unreadable, but the piece signals a formal meeting or formation session with unspecified participants and outcomes.
The forecast notes strong energy and a tendency to criticize others. It warns that fault finding can hinder progress but suggests self control may unlock prospects of success in life.
The fragmentary text hints at fame tied to football days and public perception, suggesting a player may fade or rise based on performance and demand. It mentions future sporting status, public interest, and possible decline, with unclear references to names or events due to damaged OCR.
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