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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1933
Page
9
The readable text presents a garbled credit or byline referencing a service writer role at a Sister something Mart. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a misspelled person or store name and a role as service writer.
Tips on selecting and cooking lima and green beans with notes on bean varieties, texture, and digestibility. Instructions cover soaking, shelling, adding cream or butter, salt timing, and stove top techniques for avoiding sticking, plus a sample breakfast menu with plums cereal jam bacon and toast.
Tivol shows a brisk musical comedy with back stage romance featuring Roger Pryor Leo Caruso and Mary Brian. The program includes the Souvenir and Iceland travel talk plus a lunch menu and a revival of When Ladies Meet at the City Opera House with Ann Harding Robert Montgomery Alice Brady Myrna Loy and Frank Morgan.
Mae Clarke stars in Parole Gurl at the Frederick theater with The Pharmacist as added attractions. The pageant notes a girl who redeems her past, plus a novelty act Be like Me and Loys Loys. Nearby visits and family happenings fill the rest of the column.
The second annual Perrel family reunion gathered Sunday at Furnace Yard. A morning program featured readings and songs by William Perret, with quotes from local members and a watermelons feed in the afternoon. Attendees included Theodore Lande and many extended family members such as Edward Lewa, Dennis Ward, Claude Lennart, George Browning, Walter Reinhart, and Ruth Metz among others.
Dr J S Leonhardt promotes Hemroid internal tablets to end itching and protruding piles. The ad claims fast action even in stubborn cases and restoration of affected parts by relieving blood congestion in the lower bowel. Williamson, the druggist, offers a money back guarantee.
A fragmentary OCR shows a dense roster of individuals with many garbled spellings and partial names. The text resembles a society or attendance list including numerous Mr Mrs and Miss titles, but most names are unreadable or corrupted.
A partial OCR lists many surnames and pairs such as Thomas Reinhart Mr and Mrs Fatwant Miedaby Mrs Dai Nate Page Pat and Ethel Medatry Mo Pere vel Mr and Mrs Luther Smith Mr and Mrs Haits Brochated son Hairs Js Mr and Mrs Steiner Peret Evelyn Hunt Milton Fry Mr and Mrs Lem ue Perret and sor John Mr and Mrs.
Fractured ad copy promotes Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound claiming strength for women facing hardship at home. It urges readers to buy a bottle from local druggists and see results.
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