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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1936
Page
4
A reflective piece examines civic duty and personal responsibility in public life. It discusses integrity, merit, and accountability, noting the balance between service to others and individual consequences. The narrative centers on the idea that responsible action requires self discipline and ethical conduct.
The article argues science has brought great benefits yet warns against intrusions into familiar childhood remedies with ancient origins. It questions whether traditional folk practices can be safely examined by modern inquiry and notes risks when folklore guides treatment without evidence.
A garbled historical excerpt surveys tensions between education and propaganda, referencing figures like Grover Jones and George Hernand Bhae. It touches on liquor control and public safety, mentioning medical and civic themes while jumbling names, quotes, and speculative ideas about societal progress.
A garbled excerpt attributed to Alice Longworth hints at debates over taxes and levies on property and conquest era estates. The text mentions payments by opponents, a perceived real levy, and references to rents and protection, yet is largely unreadable and fragmented.
A reader voices concern over chicanery and tone in political promotion. The correspondent cites perceived misleading tactics and calls for closer scrutiny of candidates and press coverage, urging voters to demand honesty at the polls.
A charged editorial discusses a murder trial and public prejudice. It portrays the prosecutor, judge, and teachers, noting northern supporters and southern readers shaping opinion. The piece questions guilt and cites media bias and moral reckoning without stating who committed the crime.
A damaged historical health advisory explains home electrical hazards and life saving actions. It lists immediate responses, such as freeing a victim safely, cutting current, and performing artificial respiration, plus cautions on handling the unconscious without causing further harm. It emphasizes not touching exposed conductors and outlines steps to aid a shocked person until professional help arrives.
Fragments recall events from fifty to twenty years ago in Frederick. A fire on Market Street damaged properties and a long list of local figures and shops is noted. The report mentions a notable death, a musician, and civic leaders, with references to churches and factories in the era.
Fragmented OCR text outlines a Taneytown area event with names like Virginy Swan and Virginia ekert, plus committee roles for a social event. It mentions an annual school show and readings, with several people and organizations named in a broad, poorly legible roster format.
A fragmented description outlines a two person cottage built from concrete blocks at Bedford Hill. The text references a staged finish with painted weather, plastered interiors, and an architectural plan by an architectural firm. Further readable elements mention site work, materials, and an elder occupant, but details are incomplete.
Fragmentary OCR shows names and scattered phrases about attendances and events. Mentions Warner Union, dancing, a meeting date in August, and various personal names. Content is garbled with incomplete sentences and lacks clear events or outcomes.
A vintage lemon pie method outlines cornstarch salt and sugar with boiling water then lemon rind and juice. Cool slightly add yolks cook over hot water, fill prebaked crust, top with meringue and brown. Notes credit Francis Gaither and Wives We! text.
An Oct 13 birthday gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Tax celebrated daughter Misa Carmen Fox. The evening featured games and a yellow green color scheme in the dining area as refreshments were served. Numerous attendees included Helen Harman Mary McKay Virginia Tony Madeline Tolter Janice Ogie Mary Harrick and others.
George Ross reports on Noel Coward’s restless creative method and globe trotting, detailing his lean toward fresh stages and freighter travel for work. The piece notes Coward’s recent plans, past escapades, and comparisons with Moss Hart and Laurence Olivier, highlighting Coward’s appetite for travel as fuel for new shows.
A jumble of historic births and deaths is listed, naming Ferdinand Farmer, Mary Ludwig Maya McCauley, Morace Haya, Lafayette Maker, Liv Langtry, Richard J. Ghottert, Louise Chier Vols, and others with scattered dates. The piece reads like a dated roster of civic figures and entertainers with occasional misspellings and partial details.
A disjointed 1927 date record lists notable births and origins including senators from Oregon and Mississippi, university leaders from Missouri and Grand Rapids, an actress from New York, and a chemistry director born in Scotland. The fragment mentions years ago, birthdays, and the spread of wealth for a monetary purpose, reflecting a compendium style obituary-like timeline.
In Witory Tote a local figure faces questions about a complex issue as observers weigh the possible consequences. The Vis is cited as a potential influence while peers debate the implications for the community and power structures.
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