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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1936
Page
4
The article reflects on women's roles and endurance in the early 20th century, praising pioneer women and noting their push for equal opportunities. It discusses the spirit of resilience, the impact on education, and the changing expectations for girls and boys as society evolves.
The 74th anniversary of Antietam will mark the unveiling of the first Confederate Memorial at Antietam. The event at 2:30 p.m. includes clergy and officials such as Rt Rev Robert E Lee Siites and Dr George Bolling Low. A national parade service official will also speak.
A garbled OCR fragment names Alice Longworth and CORA AHO among mixed garbled phrases. It references a person or event with dates, places, and possible public notices, but readable details are sparse and the text is heavily distorted with overlapping repeats and stray fragments.
Fragmented readable text shows garbled notes on events and dates with scattered phrases about words, people, and places. Key entities are unclear due to severe OCR errors, but mentions of dates and people imply a brief local item with uncertain details.
A fragmentary religious passage presents a garbled quotation from Corinthians and a Miltonic style line about the mind and heart. The text combines biblical reference with ersatz verse and appears corrupted, offering little clear narrative or datable detail.
This fragment recounts past events from Frederick, mentioning professors, local figures, and community reactions. It notes a speaker introduced by J. BLa Viattanck, an excited crowd at Parillasville, and references to officials, election results, and local governance. The text blends reminiscence with notices of deaths and civic roles in a late 19th or early 20th century context.
A reader critiques fascism and supports liberal democracy while condemning totalitarianism. The letter argues that European history shows tyranny and economic ruin under dictatorial rule and urges defense of free government, individual rights, and peaceful political processes in the United States.
Detroit reports a fatal crash near Inkater, Mich, resulting in six deaths. The victims include Johnn W. TManshar and family members Mire Marv Jankouk and her son, among others. officials have not released full details.
A garbled list of historical anniversaries and birthdays mentions several figures including Jarren Wilken, Taoist or nonstandard names, and various international origins. The text references notable composers, actors, and public figures with unclear dates and places, producing a fragmented roster of celebrants and events.
Thirteen Jacques Viking Club members hiked to Yellow Springs main Hallsweet area on a Sunday excursion. They arrived by automobile at 1 o clock, broke into the party’s area, followed separate trails to White Thwk and the Elanibure Grebower before returning to the start. Participants included Nogle Starr Starr and others, with several listed by name.
Dr Morris Fishbein outlines how common family medicines for headaches and pain often contain acetaminophen or phenacetin and warns against high doses. He notes many pains are warnings of underlying illness, urges finding the cause such as dental abscess or ear infection, and cautions against forming a habit of self treatment.
A bustling New York social column notes Ed Wynn at Lindy’s, Mor Gest’s death rumor, Gine Tunney in the crowd, Romanoff feuds over publicity, and a parade of stars including Paul Whiteman, Alfred Lunt, Lynne Fontanne, James Cagney, Babe Ruth, and Gracie Barrie. Scattered sightings from Central Park to Carnegie Hall highlight a city alive with theater, music, and social intrigue.
A fragment warns Pyramidon use can lower white blood cells and weaken infection protection. Doctors now prescribe cautiously, noting possible severe reactions and safety concerns for patients. The text also references a dinner event with local figures and family guests at Uhrig home.
A garbled, first person lament about leaving Chicago on a night trip. The text mixes names and phrases in a chaotic stream, mentioning a road journey, fashion notes, nerves, and a series of tense, unsettled thoughts. Readable fragments include stray references to travel and mood, with numerous garbled proper nouns.
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