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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1935
Page
9
Two practical frocks showcase shantine ik fabric in white with a solid color and a striped wine on white pattern. The striped tubailk features a one piece tail ored style with four large patch pockets and a self belt with a covered buckle. A standing figure highlights the striped dress while a seated figure models a white overblouse with a brown skirt and button trim.
Emily and Judith confront romance aboard a voyage as David navigates desire and propriety. Emily fears exposure yet finds gentleness from David while Judith schemes. The scene shifts to a morning ride with David and Emily showing restraint and curiosity about meals and travel.
The article describes cool washable blouses in linen pique voile and organdie with separates for versatile summer wear. It highlights a white linen jackette blouse with patch pockets and bright red bow and a pink line blouse with a V neck and tucked front as options.
Commodore Ernest Lee Jahncke, former Secretary of the Navy under Hoover, is constructing a log cabin on a hillside near the Lawrence Richey preserve in Catoctin. The single story dwelling includes a living room, two fireplaces, a sleeping porch, kitchen, and bath and is intended for summer use with his family. Construction near the Ricnhey estate progresses over the next weeks as Jahncke seeks mountain air and solitude rather than hunting or fishing.
Strange duck splashes with Wee Beauty and friends for an hour of fun. the group dries off as conversations drift, the trainer cow-elephant exhibit causes laughter, and a bold chase ends with Scouty grabbing the trainer's whip. The scene blends whimsy with seaside play and a hint of mischief.
President Roosevelt returns as Senate and House leaders hold a long tax conference. Inheritance tax measures and the utilities bill dominate talks, with no final agreement yet. Chairman Harrison of the Senate finance committee expects a quick resolution if possible.
Fragmented OCR reads show high temperatures persisting through the weekend with records near the 90s. Picnics and swimming were favored as warmth continued, while traffic issues appeared from slick roads.
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