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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1935
Page
5
During warm weather the article promotes washable frocks in fabrics like pique, seersucker, seersucker dimity linen, with prints and plaids. It describes two styles: a two piece tuck in frock with hi waist and pearl buttons and a front kick pleat, and a one piece seersucker model with a halter back and belt.
Fashion notes feature button-up jacket blouses ideal for summer wardrobes. Descriptions highlight purple Dubonnet red emerald green navy and raspberry shades with pearl buttons patch pockets and pleat details. Sketches show lilac linen jacket with notched collar yoke back and scarf neckline variants in red dress linen for versatile sports or vacation wear.
Fragmentary verse speaks of distance and resolve as a speaker vows not to seek a face in the passing crowd. Broad shoulders and rough hair loom in memory, while pride lingers and a hidden cry remains inside.
An anthology of brief pen portraits by Ralph D Blumenthal a former Daily Express editor recounting famous figures he met including Sargent Whistler Tennyson Conan Doyle Edison and a German WWI moment The light but uneven collection aims to amuse readers with short anecdotes and sketches from Blumenthal’s career published by Macmillan.
Potatoes in Maryland face wilt and late blight as Dr Robert A Jenie of the University of Maryland Extension Service warns. He urges weekly Bordeaux mixture 4-4-50 on vines, early roguing of diseased tubers, and careful sorting to prevent market spoilage.
Maryland Virginia Delaware broiler growers are urged to attend a conference at the University of Maryland on Wednesday August 14. The event coincides with the Northern Poultry Producers Council annual meeting. Participants will discuss marketing and production problems threatening the industry amid high feed costs and an oversupply of broilers. Prominent producers and poultry authorities are invited to speak including Willie A A Richard and R Eddington.
A fragmented old guide outlines a simple trail side camp menu featuring fried chicken, corn on the cob, potato salad, cherry blossom cakes, and milder baked desserts. It details a two burner stove setup, canned foods, and paper plates for easy cleanup, with makeshift oven use and quick, hearty recipes for camp meals.
A descriptive piece on modern picture frames that join artwork to rooms. It discusses cork and bamboo frames, wire and metal accents, white and natural wood finishes, wide mats, and mirror or glass elements. The article notes popular choices like white frames in French painting displays and the use of copper or chromium fixtures to secure glass.
Readers from Frederick Brundttk New Market and surrounding towns comment on whether transient centers should close. Residents urge closure to avoid burdening communities or fear a rise in vagrancy during winter while others argue for keeping centers open to manage arrivals and provide shelter.
In current fashion, ruled neck wear dominates the style scene with trims finishing necklines. A waist length white tulle cape with a white organdy tie offers a chic option for summer evenings. A clean break in telescope settings and thick openings can boost motor performance.
A new adviser titled First Aid joins an NRA division to address a pressing anemia problem. The appointment follows the removal of a Yale law professor who never earned a law degree. Referred to as a key figure, the move signals focus on safety and policy within the bureau.
The Postoffice Department authorized the directory which must be completed by the rest of September. The public is asked to submit any available information for missing members or addresses to be distributed soon.
Morter said the work of compiling the reformation at the directory will be completed and posted by the local post office. In recent year the project has involved four persons requesting funds and will proceed with public endorsement once finished.
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