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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1934
Page
10
Frank and Juan evade a nighttime ambush after their packs vanish. Grahame and Juan shoot a pursuer, flee into the jungle, and regroup to plan a safe route toward the city while pursued by hostile forces. The chase closes as voices surge behind them.
Grahame travels at night through rain soaked terrain while pursued by eleven trackers. He hides in a rock shelter and prepares to dismount his pistol as rain obscures the trail, hoping the storm has disrupted the hunt and may allow a dangerous journey tomorrow.
A belated birthday event near Union Bridge was planned by Blair Simpson with help from Miss Mary and other neighbors including Mrs Truman and Ms Earl Heeler. Reports note scattered visits, a Lakeland Florida banquet, a farm chimney fire, and local moves and illnesses among residents.
Inmate pair face court action amid an investigation into sterilization practices at a Missouri facility. Officials pursue records and interview staff including Mildred and teacher Robert H. Tie. Details remain incomplete as proceedings continue.
Will Rogers writes from Will Rogers Editor of The News y California on February 6 debating the coming sales tax and its effect. He argues a broad tax system including federal and state taxes and income taxes, predicting public demand and explaining the need for revenue.
Copperville residents report visits with neighbors near Otientiaie and New Windsor. Taneytown hosts a Wednesday dance with Florence Hof and Mrs. Pittinger. Florence Hof and Mrs. David Forney are noted. Joan Barnhart helps on the farm near Harrisburg.
Community notices describe Norman T.48 and children Norman Jr visiting Mrs Ro D Nicholson in Be a, with H Hessle and William Rulimann also mentioned. The text records a Sunday evening gathering and neighborhood names in Be a region near Varga Nooodon 136.
The column lists local visitors and family events from Bealisville and nearby towns. Mentions include Mrs Norman Titus and Alvert Titus at Maryland University Hospital in Baltimore, Ruth Bixter visiting family in Washington DC, and various relatives visiting Dr J Ster and Dr E Bisler. Also noted are a Friday birth to Kenneth Grimes and Wesley, plus medical updates on Charles Peyton and others.
A brief note highlights the profitable impact of advertising nets, urging readers to invest in it. It emphasizes strong returns and practical gains for businesses relying on promotional campaigns.
AP Radio Editor C. E. Butterfield outlines a February daytime and evening schedule across stations WEAF NBC WABC CBS and WJZ NBC with programs featuring Teris Latuiari, talk segments, serenades, and new time slots. Listings include Harlem Serenade 1245 and 930 news blocks with host lineups like Warren Lanes and J. Cormack.
Miss Edna Haseltine stars in Aida as the government sponsored troupe performs before Missouri mountain folk. The CWA group earns 25 cents an hour for 24 hours weekly of rehearsal and performance.
Dr. F M Edwards, practicing for 20 years, markets Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a natural liver and bowel substitute for calomel. The olive colored tablets are said to normalize digestion, remove waste, and brighten the face. Prices listed are 15¢ 30¢ and 60¢ as a fit maintenance aid used by thousands of men and women.
Earl Carroll chose seven prize beauties after screening many candidates for a new Hollywood production. The finalists are Inez Howard of Fort Worth Texas Glarys Youns of Sacramento California Iris Lancaster of St. Petersburg Florida Zameera Garnett of San Francisco Billy Huber of Cumberland Maryland Blanche McDonald of Augusta Maine and Diane Hunter of Camden Alabama.
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