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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1929
Page
11
In a 1923 NEA Service vignette, a bear dances and parades before an audience. The creature spins on hind legs, flips around, and the crowd cheers as the bear finishes with a playful tumble, leaving spectators eager for the next installment.
A concise guide on using the three primary colors in rooms. Red provides bold focal spots, yellow brightens spaces yet risks garishness if overused, and blue offers calm cooling effects best in south facing rooms. The piece notes pairing contrasts and neutral walls to balance blue in bedrooms.
The feature reviews a broad selection of award contenders and notable authors. It highlights Fannie Hurst and EM Delafield, with mentions of Gummo and other titles shaping a vibrant market. Readers glimpse shelves of fiction and nonfiction amid a bustling 20th century book scene.
Detailed East Coast and Midwest radio guides list stations from WEAF to WILR and WEAP with time blocks for orchestras news dance programs lectures and dramas. Entries cover cities including Baltimore Boston Buffalo Cleveland Detroit New York Philadelphia Washington Toronto and Chicago with station call signs frequencies and program types.
A brief piece examines factors influencing weight gain for men and women, outlining dietary and lifestyle elements that contribute to changes in body mass and composition.
The passage recalls pre and post war life through an aging surveyor and young readers, noting a shift from calm days to a hard world. It mentions romantic tension, a philanderer, and a focus on spiritual values amid social change, with a long list of names tied to a birthdarz event and local figures.
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