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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1933
Page
9
The description outlines a red and blue striped blouse paired with a plum colored suit. The jacket fits snugly at the waist with a square cut hem, and the high neck blouse peeks above, stitched with extensive narrow cotton tape to create a distinctive striped fabric and cravat style.
Fashion notes describe coats with high standing collars and straight silhouettes. Three quarter length swagger coats in caracul galya show drop shoulders and nylon sleeves with a one inch cuff. Yoke details appear across sports and formal wear with trims like leopard.
The article discusses fashion details including geometric buckles, collar combinations, and belt designs. It notes color schemes like brown red and green stripes and describes dress elements such as long chutes and heavy ring-like ornaments, reflecting mid period textile style.
Colin and Germaine flee by launch after a clash at the river club. Lazarre lies wounded or dead, the Mask’s gang scatters, and Colin vows to secure the Wine Press in New York while planning a risky return to safety.
The Ladies' and Society of Zion Reformed Church in Charlesville held their annual banquet at Mrs Grace Humin’s home Sunday evening. The event celebrated Mrs Annie Zimmerman’s ninety third birthday with a large cake presented by Mrs Hans Lenoweter of Baltimore. A long list of attendees includes Mrs Annie Zimmerman and numerous couples and individuals from the community.
The Tivol theater debuts Moonlight and Pretzels a musical comedy reflecting the era with tunes Dusty Shoes Moonlight and Pretzels I Gotta Get Up Ah Bat Is It Love Sent Te Beso Love Song Making Ant Money and Bat in Your Hat featuring Alexander Gray Lillian Miles Bemice Cuire and the Frank and Milt nition troupe.
An essay argues America must teach workers to play for NRA success. It warns against leisure misuse and urges staged hours to avoid crowding venues. The piece cites the need to replace costly pastimes with wholesome, economical recreation and to curb speculative social trends.
The fair Eton presents Heracry snson Jack Denny and His chest Dors Carson with fifty New York beauties in the cast. Bert Wheeler and Robert Was sey join the French theater seroap ArHas ps. The story follows two comedians on a humorous, dry adventure.
A fragmentary report mentions a rural area, a man named Richardson, and a fall or injury. Details are unclear but indicate an incident on a Tuesday night with a person named LeGore involved and a possible hospital or medical note.
The article argues Americans should shift from high cost professional sports to affordable hobbies like gardening, mechanical work, dancing, and arts. It urges people to become active participants rather than onlookers, strengthening body and mind through creative, valueful pastimes.
An advertisement implores readers to try Peterson's Ointment for pimples, itching, and eruptions promising fast relief and smooth skin. The copy touts money back guarantees and mentions a medicated seal oil treatment, urging purchase at drug stores.
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