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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1935
Page
11
A formal gown features deep net flounces and an exaggerated hip line with a black patent belt. The V necklines front and back are accented by a net yoke and detachable self-ruffled capelet. Gold floral prints on a black ground present a dramatic evening look for summer wear.
A garbled note on children's apparel describes pastel and bright color pairings blue yellow orange with brown green and pink cadet blue and vivid red. It mentions a quaint old fashioned look with lime yellow frocks Paris drape and floral patterns, detailing new shapes and decorative elements like ruffles and puffed sleeves.
Fashion note highlights good seven button and clip earrings as ideal for warm weather. Pairs of clips trim the neck and transform outfits. The trend favors simple polished looks for a brisk season upgrade.
James Stimson marries Jane Northrup in a bustling church scene where Mabel Webster’s presence and a crowd’s stares color the ceremony. James wrestles with lingering doubts from the night before as the couple moves into a hopeful future amid family drama and public attention.
Bruce Catton reviews Adamic's Grandsons a novel that, despite technical flaws, captures deep currents in American life. He follows three Croatian immigrant descendants a gangster a radical organizer and a journalist as they chase meaning amid national restlessness. Despite imperfect plotting the work remains a superb glass‑house study of modern America.
The headline notes Charles Laughton stars in Ruggl es of Red Gap at the Tivoli with Mary Boland Charlie Ruggles ZaSu Pitts and Roland Young in a Leo McCarey directed Technicolor comedy adaptation of 53 Harry Leon Wilson novel Country Boy cartoon and news reel shown. Also at City Opera House The Firmentine Daggar murder mystery melodrama from Warner Bros stars Donald Woods Margaret Lindsay and others. Broadway Bill at Frederich Theatre features Myrna Loy and cast. added shorts Babes at Sea and a news reel provide supporting entertainment.
Washington April 1 The Senate munitions committee approved in substance the drastic Flynn plan to conscript industry in time of conflict and strip it of much of its gain. The committee also filed a formal report to the Senate on its actions.
British writer WooG Weils, returning from New York after a month, asserts a revolt in this country. He says it will not be communist or fascist but typically American, as he surveyed political leaders.
A six month investigation urges a constitutional amendment to end tax exempt bonds seen as tax loopholes. It also backs the Geneva disarmament commission and proposes an embargo on arms if war erupts among other nations.
Baltimore April 1 The fate of four Democratic mayoral candidates in the city hinges on tomorrow's primary turnout. Mayor Howard W Jackson seeks a third term facing Charles E Maylan William I Norrl y and John H Ferguson. Republican candidate Blanchard Randall Jr has an uncontested race. Voter turnout at Jackson headquarters was urged to secure victory.
An old advertising blurb touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe bowel cleanser to cure fatigue dull complexion and poor appetite. The copy promises rosy cheeks clear eyes and youthful energy after taking one or two tablets nightly for a week. Available in 15 30 and 60 cents at all druggists.
In Equity Court a bill of complaint filed Monday by Mr and Mrs Earl W Carty seeks to clear title to a Lewistown estate four piece real property. The suit names defendants including Silas Price Hahn and Nettle May and Elmer May of Frederick. The Carty claim the late James H May left the Lewistown property to Mrs Carty, with prior transfers involving G W Bhafer and four Hahn children. A missing signature and refusing signatories have clouded title. court assistance and a trustee appointment are requested to resolve the matter.
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