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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1930
Page
9
A fragmented lifestyle piece discusses colorful sport apparel and feminine styling. It contrasts practical informal ensembles with conservative sportswear, noting fabrics like loose weaves and wool, and highlighting color tones such as green, brown, beige, and black for athletic use.
WM McKenney explains a bridge play where the declarer makes three no trump by forcing a long clubs run. East misleads with heart and diamonds, West traps with king in clubs, and careful sequence secures the contract despite opponents' efforts.
A large butchering event was held at the home of Harry Bussard near Middie town on Wednesday with a fine dinner. Attendees included many Bussards and friends from Hagerstown and Thurmont and Emmanuel Fuss’s residence. five hogs were slaughtered on Thanksgiving Day.
A fragmented record lists numerous individuals from Lewistown and Waynesboro along with several households in the Mc area. It notes large hog butchering at the Lowman home weighing 345 to 327 pounds, with many helpers named. Another gathering at Redmonds near Breddock describes slaughter of five Poogs and a served dinner with attendees listed.
Police investigated two break ins on West Procresec street about 3 on Friday morning. A Ford two door sedan was seen by a passerby then a pane of glass was found broken and a portion of putty removed. Cash ranging from six to seventeen dollars was reported missing.
Witnesses today claimed Americans faced a communist threat undermining property rights and religion. W. Z. Poste, a former presidential candidate, warned that communists seek seizure of life’s necessities and denigrate religion as an opiate.
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