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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1936
Page
4
An aged garbled notice from The Daily News outlines the newspaper’s rights and reproduction policy with references to Associated Press and local editors. It emphasizes accuracy and responsibility in reprinting material and the need to credit sources.
A bizarre 19th century report describes a woman blamed for mysterious injuries after tampering with water and food in her yard. The court action notes her temporary restraint while the community fears female vengeance and warns others to avoid crossing her.
A set of reader letters complains about partisan writing by Alice Longworth supporting Gov. Landon and criticizes President Roosevelt. It questions media neutrality, local political influence, and mentions family ties to Roosevelt and public trust. Other letters discuss community safety and social concerns.
Correspondent KOEANOR TD ARBOTT requests a correction in The News and Post over Barbara Mitchie s Bible story. She argues Barbara Fritchie s Bible was never sold and details her grandmother Catherine Hanshrea s kinship and Mrs Youer s actions, urging publication of a clarifying record.
A garbled passage cites Alice Longworth and references to constitutional matters, governance, and warnings about public understanding. The text mashes together names, places, and phrases, suggesting a fragmented discussion of political roles and civic duties without clear events or dates.
Mr Goldbergs biography presents Lola Montez as a vivid figure who shaped her era. It tracks her rise from dancer in Ireland and India to mistress of King Ludwig I, her political influence, exile, and later European and American tours.
Fifty and twenty years ago in Frederick recount local farming prices and fertilizer trade, with 180 tons shipped this season by O M Birty. A shooting accident injures Hannah Brull and Jene Hebhel, while two other fatal incidents occur on adjacent properties. The piece also notes frost delaying sales and urban toll gate discussions, alongside county commission debates about park land and infrastructure.
A flood of local visits, dinners, and family milestones fills pages. Residents and relatives from Sykesville, Keymar, Westminster, Baltimore, and nearby communities attend gatherings, birthdays, and funerals, with several trips and hospital stays detailed.
Rexford Tugwell reports on the Catoctin land retirement program in Washington and Frederick counties. The effort covers about 855 acres at an estimated cost of 352000 dollars, with rural relief and grants totaling about 7740 dollars.
A garbled history brief lists several notable births and deaths including Nathan Smith a physician from Hebo d, Thomas Jedan a Confederate general born in Duras New York, Samar Ho Cex Ohio congressman and senator candidates, and William Wraey Jr Chicago industrial figure.
Snippets mention Metar trading stip left Horton and Meved three years later. References include Dr William T C Motun extracting a tooth with ether and Nez Perce war events. Also notes draft numbers under President Wiley and an arsenic poisoning scare involving Tugrhman.
A clumsy list notes several individuals with birthdays or anniversaries: Paul A Xelloge of New York born in Kalamazoo Michigan, 47. Dr David Privy of Washington DC 60. Dr Arthur Keith of Washington DC 72. Ralph G. Hurfin of Rafael Sage Foundation 48. Dr John H. MacClarken of Rochester New York 61. Elisabeth Cobett of New York 40. Charles Te Latinos of New York 48 born Lenox Massachusetts. Also includes editorial remark about today’s mood and a caution about susceptibility leading to trouble with opponents.
A compact newspaper note presents a daily English lesson focused on common mistakes in usage and pronunciation. It teaches correcting phrases, highlights mispronunciations of bellicose, and offers synonyms and a vocabulary goal to master one word daily with the example eventuate ending in civil disturbances.
A garbled quote string attributes controversial statements to multiple figures including Sandor Frankfort and Vice Admiral Sir Matthies Test. The text mentions European working girls, crossed legs, and political manipulation, with reference to arms and demobilization debates and various attributions.
A fast parade of names and scenes from late 1920s Broadway and society. Rockefeller Jr visits Radio City, Sylvia Sidney and Patsy Ruth Miller loom in comeback talk, Helen Hayes fears, Monty Woolsey and Ernest Boyd noted for beards, Tony and Fifty Second Street saloon, Joan Blondell and Gloria Blondell meet shipboard, Emila Williams writes Night Must Pull, Giants housing and stage life details, Schenck and Bennet salaries, and a flamboyant cortège in Columbus Circle railing against politics while praising the Constitution.
This article explains emergency steps for fainting and unconsciousness. It notes causes such as heart weakness, head injury, strokes, drug effects, and heat illness, and describes assessing breathing, pulse, skin color, pupil size, and potential skull injury.
Fragmentary OCR text references mercy and foundational holiness, urging humility and steadfast devotion. The snippet includes biblical phrasing attributed to Jeremiah and a stray verse marker, offering little clear context or narrative.
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