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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1936
Page
10
The article highlights spring styling with crepe tops, pleated fronts, and bib necklines. It notes tailored vests, self ties, and crystal trims in pastel tones like turquoise blue and sunset yellow. Men’s wear shows three piece outfits, travel coats, and plaid coats with fur trim appearing in fur accented models.
Frankie Derwent suspects Henry Bassington French of drug use after a family crisis over a murder rumor and a man who appears charming yet unsettling. Roger confirms the drug theory, and Frankie contemplates revealing suspicions to Sylvia to push Henry toward a possible cure at a nearby clinic run by Dr Nicholson.
A garbled description outlines a white fox fur trimmed three piece costume with a platinum gray tone. It details a scag ger top-coat of even length, nubby cloth, rotched revers, two slash pockets, plus a matching two piece suit with jacket and plain skirt with side slashes for a free hemline.
A police inspector swore a formal charge after lengthy effort to file criminal complaint against Miss Hewitts, who refused to sign. The operation followed an investigation into alleged offenses amid denials and procedural disputes.
NEA Service staff correspondent recalls Boris Karloff born William Henry Pratt, his London training, poor school record, early stage memory feats, and screening success. Notes his fame grows from Baby Mine and later monster roles, framing his career and public image in Hollywood’s glare.
Frederick theatergoers offered Tivoli Mira a stage night from the City Opera House featuring a compact program of music and drama. Local notices highlight a bright, ensemble performance with return dates and audience reception.
A German engineer states he has perfected a practicable process to manufacture gas from lignite. The claim suggests a breakthrough in synthetic fuel production using low-rank coal as a feedstock and may impact energy technology and industrial chemistry if verified.
A wartime style radio schedule describes tactical tests of winter air corps equipment with 20 attacking planes pitted against 29 defenders on WEAF NBC and other networks. Programs include Fred Allen and Cavalcade of America, with varied shows and times listed across WEAF NBC WABC CBS.
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