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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1936
Page
1
A garbled report lists individuals including J Grove as chairman and multiple party figures such as Th Mrs and officers. The text also mentions registrational stress and various names like Smith, Nivea, and Moss, indicating a local party organization in flux.
A mother writes that a Calman health check on children shows slow growth in her son who is short for his age. She notes the father is six feet tall and the mother five feet four inches, with neighbor children generally taller. The piece discusses height and weight variation by race and age, and the mother fears her child’s thyroid or metabolism may be involved. The author calls for careful discussion of child growth issues.
Fragmentary OCR passage reads like garbled phrases about a marriage plan and relatives, with names Cha ere ez Ovrot and Laxennai unclear. The piece lacks coherent reporting, locations, dates, or verifiable events for a concrete summary.
A garbled article fragment mentions windward tilt and public payments, with references to Chitteese Society, Tass of pad Tasees, and an 1936 37 budget context. It notes district authority actions and a large apportionment from state revenue affecting shop districts, plus agricultural commissariat terms.
In a faded account, a birthday event near Wis home is described with scattered fragments. A party for John W appears in the text with mentions of a mid day gathering and attendees, though many details are unclear.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a dated item referencing travel to Brazil on September 25 and an instrument or agency tag. Readable terms include ISITE and LATISS EMG but details remain unclear.
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