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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1936
Page
3
Faded OCR text references fencing world event with names like Carel Tereance and iickhea Thornton but legible details are scarce. The fragment mentions dates and places unclear with broken phrases about participants and outcomes.
A fragmented narrative follows Carol on a train journey with Porter and guests at home as she weighs love, family expectations, and a risky future. Pat counsels realism about Irma and Blake while urging readiness for upheaval and commitment.
C EB Butterfield reports that a month earlier the Republican national committeeer's remarks were moved to the CAS network. The change increases available CRA stations versus NBC, with new schedules featuring diverse programs from Chicago and other venues. Edith Messer to continue as adaptation author for Helen Mayes serial Rambit.
A Baltimore era article notes Lewis speaking at Myersville about postwar costs and social policy with figures on burden shares in the United States and Europe. It also covers the Hoover-Delauter Maryland reunion at Braddock Heights with about 200 attendees, a noon dinner, a 2:30 program, and officers elected for the association.
Radio listings detail a Roosevelt fireside talk on drought at 9:45 pm and a busy NBC CBS network schedule across multiple stations. Programs include musical revues, orchestras, Harvard Tercentenary coverage, Jane Addams birthday events, Labor Day reviews, and devotional segments from area churches.
Fragmentary text presents garbled dialogue with scattered names and phrases from 1930s era material. Characters like Dotty Meyer and a Lansing or Launy context appear amid disjointed lines and stray captions. The exact narrative and setting remain unreadable.
A September afternoon gathering at Mrs. Ehtford Gosnell’s home included numerous attendees such as Mrs Dontauser and Mrs Sedaten. President Sirs WoC Mullins led the meeting with reports and plans, noting retirements and upcoming events in the community.
A fragment reports events at a Wort location involving Varaton over several weeks. Details are limited and names are partially unreadable. The scant readable bits indicate a home setting and a prolonged period of activity or visiting.
Readable fragments reference Clarksburg and nearby areas with mentions of individuals, groups, locations, and events. The text references holidays, family ties, a possible attack context, and a public or religious setting, but specifics are unclear due to damaged OCR.
A government research effort explores tree varieties bred to resist blight. The project involves the National Research Center at Be ye and state agricultural agencies testing selections across regions. Officials cite potential gains for farmers and forest health while noting experimental constraints and oversight.
A garbled OCR style piece presents questions about whether food prices rose this winter, with stray phrases naming a doctor and local figures. It references percent increases and public concerns over groceries and living costs, but readable facts are minimal.
Breeders and owners from Maryland and surrounding areas prepare for a Percheron horse show at Timonium. Entries include two imported horses from France and nearly fifty head expected overall with classes and champions to be announced. Judges and exhibitors from Covington, Brunswick, Germantown, and Monkton will attend, with events at the state fairgrounds.
Haltimore Md September 4 1 Wo trans secretary treasurer of the Maryland State Dairymen Association was stricken with a heart attack while playing golf at the Realgera Forte Golf Club He was admitted to Union Memorial Hospital and showed little improvement today The incident occurred on the links near Towson when he suddenly complained of pain his aide and collapsed and was rushed to the hospital by automobile from Plyrsvi lle Md
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