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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1933
Page
10
Fragmented OCR yields a rough text about a lyrical piece titled Forbidden Valley by Wilfiow Byrom Mowery. mentions dancers and a perilous journey, with garbled phrases and unsure specifics.
Paul observes tensions at the lakeside camp after Sonya hides her relation to Kara Khan and Curt vanishes in the night. Paul suspects treachery as Sonya maintains calm while others search and tentatively guard the camp. Frances, Tock, Ralph, and Le Noir connect to a perilous web around Kara Khan’s circle.
The document outlines a divorce appeal in Mt. Pleasant involving Charles W. Burcl oy and W. Barrier amid disputes over separation and spousal support. It names Lore sacs op his wife Frev a Hicemss and references Ada i Hummer as related to the case, noting payments and wage figures and requests to compel support.
A fashion sketch highlights luminous lame in winter party wear. Gay collars, cuffs, and jackets in silver and gold lame appear in daytime outfits and formal looks, with three costumes shown including tailored informality and dramatic silhouettes for dances and dates.
Timely Christmas menus for holiday suppers and luncheons prepared by Potomac Edison Company home service. Includes Late Holiday Supper with Scalloped Oysters and Molded Christmas Salad, Holiday Bridge and Euncheon items, and recipes for Turkey Salad, Cranberry Freppe Creams, and Molded Christmas Fruit Salad with step by step assembly ideas.
The Zona Club met at Barbera Fritchiea Tea Room Monday night with Miss Miriam Appis presiding. A violin solo by Mrs Ignaathe Bierlee accompanied by Miss Fris m Rhoads and Miss Asia Schanz storytelling, plus a vocal by Mrs Joseph Pris, accompanied by Mrs Biociee and Miss Rhoads, highlighted the program.
Secretary Ickes reports widespread unemployment driving a back to the farm movement. He notes hundreds of thousands of urban workers and farm families leaving cities for rural areas as economic pressures rise. The Interior Department chiefs detail bureau activities supporting this rural shift.
Dr Morris Mishbein reviews TB in 1930s America, noting steady death rates among teens and calls for public funds and competent care to control TB at its source. He cites epidemics and the need for housing and living-condition improvements to reduce transmission, stressing prevention among children and communities.
The problem resolves its listening part to eradication of these causes of the disease. Six states of the United States already have established the death penalty for kidnapping.
The notice promotes a Christmas celebration at Chalfonte-Haddon Hall with stockings for children and festive decor. It invites the public to attend Saturday, noting a carnival-like Boardwalk and a long, joyful Christmas period.
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