Fire in the canyon forces perilous escape by Kay Marion and Ted
In a burning wilderness, Kay and Marion cling to a cliff ledge as Ted guides them to safety. They learn Marion's father is dead and confront Josh Hastings who refuses to confess amid growing peril. Hastings later suffers a stroke while resisting Ted's demand for truth about Scrap Johnson's death.
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Marion
Kay
Ted
Toether
Jeant
Josh Hastings
Dad
Zeke Farley
Shorty
Hastings
Scrap Johnson
Smite de Nervand
Baby Show Sparks Community Picnic at Kit Tabernacle
The annual event at Kit Tabor Park Rocky Ridge featured a baby contest with prizes for prettiest, fattest, and farthest distance, plus souvenirs for all entrants. Principal speaker Chase Moy Jland of Baltimore and former Secretary of State David C. Winebrenner of Frederick were among the speakers, with music by the Yellow Springs Concert Band and a Sunday schedule of games, dinners, and evening festival activities.
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Kit
Tabor Park
Rocky Ridge
Pa Board
Tabernacle
Chase Moy Jland
Baltimore
Maryland
David C. Winebrenner
Tif Frederick
Yellow Springs
C. C. T Stull
Reorganization Bill Sent To White House
The House approved a bill sending reorganization authority to the Senate. The measure, part of President Roosevelt's recommendations, would allow creation of the Department of Public Welfare to coordinate public health education and welfare activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Roosevelt
Department of Public Welfare
Sharrer's Cow Selected for Million Pound Ayrshire Dairy Herd
Sharrer's cow Sycamore Ideal Redbird owned by W F Sharrer Westminster is chosen by the National Ayrshire Breeders Association as one of nine cows to tour midwestern fairs in the Million Pound Ayrshire Dairy Herd. The cow has topped 70 tons of milk and about three tons of butterfat in her life. The herd has produced over a million pounds of milk and 40,000 pounds of butterfat across all cows, with each exceeding fifty tons of milk.
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Sharrer
Sycamore Ideal Redbird
W. F. Sharrer
Westminster
National
Ayrshire Breeders’ Association
Ayrshire
Maryland dairy farm study offers profit tips for farmers
Results of an economic study of Maryland dairy farms in seven counties are published by the University of Maryland Experiment Station. The report urges careful farm size assessment, avoidance of unproductive land, choosing dairy and poultry combos, improving cow milk and butterfat output, pastures, home feeds, soil testing and fertilizers, higher crop yields, labor efficiency, strategic surplus milk sales, and rigorous farm records to boost profits.
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College Park
Maryland
University of Maryland Experiment Station
H. DeVault
A.B Hamilton
Tomboy Admiration Mirrors Changing Genders in 1930s Attitudes
A column argues tomboys are no longer derided as girls embrace masculine sports and roles. It contends opposition from older generations fades as girls join camps, compete in tennis and canoeing, and pursue strength, independence, and professional life, while noting lingering skepticism from some women. A closing obituary notes a former state delegate from Caroline County died after a stroke.
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Nelthe Molrs
State House of Delegates
Caroline County
Meredith
Washington
Trumps Own Ace And King Secretary In Bridge Hand
In a New York duplicate bridge game one player made his contract by trumping his own ace and king in dummy. South, with a huge hand, desired to slam but Norths cautious raise led him to choose a game in the minor suit. Down the line, South realized he must lose a diamond and the ace of clubs, with success hinging on favorable club honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
South
East
Diamonds
Solution to Previous Contract Problem in South's Play
South must make four clubs to fulfill three no trump contract. He ruffs in dummy for the first trump lead, then plays hearts and diamonds to exhaust East's last trump. With East holding the king of diamonds, South wins the diamond, ruffs the ace and king, and takes the last trick, securing the contract.
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South
East
Former delegate dies in Ridge Maryland funeral notices
Meredith, 58, a former delegate and pram braker, died in Ridge Maryland on August 1. The obituary notes his service and local ties.
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Dies Ridge
M. Carroll Meredith
Pram
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