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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1936
Page
8
An unclear OCR fragment mentions the Texas Rangers and a sequence of names and places. The text references Ames, New York, and other scattered terms. The passage is garbled with numerous misspellings and is not recoverable into a coherent narrative or identifiable event.
A fragmented theater page highlights Buck Jones and other Western icons in shows at One Frederick Theater and City Opera Mou Gorae. It notes their rugged heroism and frontier plots including bank robberies and defenses, with mentions of Phantom Racer and Citers Last Stand as part of the lineup.
The Fredericks Saturday show presents a cartoon feature Unknown Ranger with Tote Ere Een and Wartha Tibbetts. A second program runs with a cat cartoon and a short comedy titled Laat Stand, a Popye cartoon.
A school bus collision near Hampstead resulted in a fatal crash when a pupil named Reus ran into a coal train's path. The driver Joseph Nortembert and passenger Nolan Mite faced inquiries, with an inquest called by Sherman E Flanegan for Monday to determine involuntary manslaughter charges.
Washington report notes tests by the Cont' rst feates Pres Service Paperty labatory confirming no difference between seasoned and decay damaged timber from dead trees. Debate centers on whether lumber from dead trees is sound enough for framing vs insinuations of decay risk amid industry prejudice and market deception.
The Poultry Department of the University reports a need for better egg quality standards. Officials note that improved housing, brood conditions, and careful husbandry will enhance hatch rates and overall poultry welfare across the state.
Fragmentary OCR recounts a local entertainment event titled To Give My Life at the Opera House. The text includes garbled lines, possible show names, dates, and scattered words about performances, with no clear date, place, or full credits due to damaged source material.
Anna Stalliucs sues for absolute divorce from husband Samuel A Hewls after alleging threats and abuse toward her and children. The couple, married February 1920, have seven minor children and custody requests. case filed in Buckeye County with attorney Mantel Mo and Mossburg representing the wife.
A bridge bidding problem is described with South opening clubs, North overcalls diamonds, and North later becoming declarer in three no trump. The text questions whether East is strong enough to double for penalties and presents garbled commentary on lead choices and play. The article mentions a dealer, specific cards, and scattered notes about the hand.
The piece lists numerous names and places associated with visits, gatherings, and residency changes in a long stream of local social notices. It mentions Mrs Mannie Tyeatee, Mouse Tubbew, Mis, and various families moving between Washington, Camp Hel, and Winshiteon, with references to burials and visits. The excerpt reads like an old community roll, noting wells and home locations, names like Webb, Webb and Webb, and multiple siblings and relatives across towns.
The readable text fragments describe Miual touches to a WPL sewer project and mention various people, places, and events in a garbled,OCR-laden narrative. The passage includes scattered names and references to dates, locations, and entities, with uncertain details and many corrupted words.
An unreadable clump of OCR text mentions names and places in a distorted way. The source provides no coherent event, date, or outcome to summarize into a proper news item.
Fragmentary OCR text presents a poetic scene with Hallea and Julien in Baltimare and mentions Petro Gobet and various unfamiliar names. Readable portions show a literary, perhaps verse oriented feature with characters and place cues.
Fragmentary text references November with unclear names and places. It mentions a host, a bet, and seeks certain details or outcomes. Content is scrambled, with multiple garbled words and missing context. No coherent event or person can be determined from the readable segments.
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