The Daily News Independent Afternoon Paper
The Daily News is an independent afternoon newspaper in Batley, with emphasis on local news, printing, and publishing services.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1936
Page
4
The Daily News is an independent afternoon newspaper in Batley, with emphasis on local news, printing, and publishing services.
Readable fragments mention Nia Deal, foundation, and places like Totowa. The text wanders with garbled names including Sarich Domguwor and Adem. No coherent event or specific dates emerge.
The speaker for the evening service will be PHBA with hymn and choral selections by the choir. A program featuring solos by talent from the audience and others is announced for the event at MOR Street, with featured instrumental highlights and a closing benediction.
Wren the parten rye has been opened. Monte Dal price is to be paid. The note urges readers to mind rising costs and follow local market changes.
The text sketches postwar themes with scattered references to Frank M Cubs Sohyier Minnesota 1932 and wartime migrations. It evokes protective frontier lines and desires for trade, dance, and social roles amid uncertain times.
Fragmentary devotional line urges faithful prayer and belief that God will provide. The text imitates a sermon-like cadence, invoking gratitude and reliance on divine sufficiency without specific events or names.
Fifty and twenty years ago today in Frederick, reports recount political moves, nominations, and appointments. Former State's Attorney Jona G. Moree faces re nomination issues while congressional ties stir election open seats amid regional happenings.
Fragmented recollections from The News dated Sept 12 1918 recall the Cobimina Meas Iran incident and the death of editor William L. Seanrook of Westminster aged years. The piece notes his leadership in the Steps Land delegation and burial at Oliver Cemetery with Democratic leaders and local officials in attendance.
A damaged text fragment from a newspaper page contains stray letters and broken phrases, lacking clear names, places, or dates, obscuring the event or notice it may describe.
Readers note the weekend athletic events in Pang County focusing on the large school gathering and the Herbst Championship. Key teams and athletes are profiled, with anticipation for the Monday program and ongoing franchise discussions.
The article surveys early 20th century public health campaigns linking consumer ads to hygiene schooling. It notes fearsome diseases, warnings about hand washing, sanitary packaging, and outdoor sports as health boosters while praising advertising for health education and a shift toward preventive care.
Eighteen members and five guests attended the Harkesstown Woman's Club meeting. Mrs F Main chaired the opening song and the director's report was presented. projects and plans for the coming year were discussed with emphasis on Reading and Mure Aly projects and local garden initiatives.
Readers discuss political topics with fragmented phrasing. The mixed text references ballots and candidates and questions about a vote and a ticket. Names and clear positions are obscured by garbled OCR.
The fragment mentions Mattetown and a company in the county. Details are unclear due to damaged text but references an assignment or arrangement connected to a local firm and dates. No clear events or names usable for a fuller summary.
A fragmented notice lists participants and speakers for a local gathering on Magaat 30. Names include Rawmand Pree Albert Sunnietan Mancane Grace Meer An n Ba Miry and others mentioned with readings and welcome remarks.
Over 200 attendees join a Taneytown musical event featuring Margaret GMdaush Dorothy Clem Bet ty Rice and others. Families from Cumberland Baltimore Westminster Utica and Houston attend. New officers include Mary Shameraany secretary Walter Myers treasurer Vernon Immerman and Henn J Almeria.
A vintage pickle recipe mixing cucumbers onions peppers and celery with mustard vinegar and spices. Instructions describe salting draining and packing with water and vinegar to tenderize, then simmering a mustard flavored brine before serving.
A review of Bruce Cation's The Enchanted Voyage praising its delicate prose and memorable fanciful tale. It follows an ineffectual Bronx carpenter who sails a backyard sailboat into a seven seas adventure with a weary crew, a hopeful dentist, and a strong romantic thread, ending with a satisfying climax.
French officials warn that Germanys move to enforce a two year term of military service mirrors France bringing 420000 men under arms, a step seen as expansionist and a threat to Europe. Paris seeks to strengthen Franco Soviet ties as a counterbalance while Britain watches for shifts in balance.
A garbled history note lists Concord and Baltimore events, Defenders Day, Star Spangled Banner influence, Wright at Port Moyer, and a 40 mile light. It references the St. Miliel-Americans battle, a 13 million draft, 1924 Dupont Senate profits testimony, Mencken and Boizburger birthdays, and other scattered biographical notes and dates.
Fragmentary lines mention dates and places in Hartford County North Carolina New York and Tennessee with references to individuals Richard J Gating Ainsworth Ro Speard and Muten A Smith. The text appears as a garbled obituary or biographical sketch lacking coherent facts or clear narrative.
A fragmented and unclear OCR passage mentions items, benefits, and realizations amid garbled names and places. It references negotiations or trades with men and benz and hints at a conclusion or end to a discussion. The text is largely unreadable, offering only scattered references.
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