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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1933
Page
7
The article promotes fall woolens aimed at college freshmen and high school girls. It features a brown monotone swagger coat with rabbit fur lining, raglan shoulder, and high neck buttons, suitable for campus wear, football games, and town outings.
A fashion note describes a dark gray belted short jacket with a lighter gray diagonally cut skirt and a bright crimson high crew neck blouse. It highlights wide ribbed wool fabrics for fall, a black velvet turban with a top-knot height effect, and a waterdrop tuck providing front height.
The article describes various jacket styles from hip to full length, detailing fitted and straight cuts. It notes belted and unbelted forms, seven eighths length options, and their pairing with overcoats and suits. The fashion trend emphasizes eased waistlines and tailored lines for winter wardrobes.
A 1933 NEA Service chronicle mixes gossip and policy notes from Washington. It references Pro fessor Moley, Al Capone, and Inspector Hugh S. Johnson while detailing labor policy secrecy under Secretary Perkins and leaks around steel code talks. It also mentions Roosevelt Hull and Ambassador Welles debating US destroyers to Cuba and Latin American intervention fears.
A review notes Margrad Evans's The Wooden Doctor as a strange forceful novel about Ty, a girl raised in poverty who becomes obsessed with her family physician. The story follows her turbulent adolescence and foiled quest for love as she transfers to the doctor.
Readers ponder the fall swarms of monarchs and whether these insects return in spring, tracing a seasonal journey tied to nature and regional legends about a distant town and its weathered myths.
A woman endures a deep, enduring love shaped by a drunken father and ill health. She seeks escape with a doctor who urges it will fade, but returning affection binds her fate. The story, though somber, shows surprising power and distinction from a Houghton Mifflin publication.
Three Marylanders injured in the Crescent Limited wreck are reported improving at Casualty hospital. A H Myers Thurman is in hospital with cuts and bruises, initially feared a fractured leg but later ruled out. Charles Kenny Wealminster and William H Brown Baltimore suffer from bruises and cuts.
A battered review notes a mother’s sacrifice and a faded stage image. Troll Theater presents a color musical comedy short and Troll News Flates featuring creators Brig Linden, Fianes Dee, Paura Top Crews, and Chestnut performers.
Feature online previews a dance hall expose about a tax dancer who marries a son of a local wenich as her chauffeur boyfriend’s misunderstanding leads to conflict. Helen Chandler stars with Eddie Nugent Jason Rotards and Natalie Moores. the comedy Lion and The Mouse headlines with Hawaiian Fantasy as extra. County Store night adds to the program.
The railroad workers union presidents from the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen and other unions back President Roosevelt. They applaud his stance on wages and working conditions, urging enforcement of fair labor standards across the industry. The press notes a broad show of support and calls for action at the federal level.
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