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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1934
Page
10
Frank Grahame pursues a perilous mission in the Mexican jungle to find Bull cugtox and rescue Jeaice Kent. He reunites with awen, faces Mayen threats, and confronts the sublevados in the Yucatan as he races to avert tragedy and save his companion.
Grahame threads a sleeping guard detains him, then discovers Janice Kent in a side chamber as dawn nears. He silences her without alarm and plans their escape from the pyramid house amid the guards and ritual carvings. Tomorrow, Janice complicates their escape.
Chapter 27 follows an American explorer near a Yuratan pyramid. He observes a distant fire atop the ruin and approaches the cenote beside the smooth cliff face, climbing toward the pyramid top while wary of unseen occupants and night dangers. The scene ends as he nears the edge for a view from the summit.
Frederick Wildcats fall 68 29 to 33 as New Windsor stages a late surge. Specter Eston Haines and Lows lead the visitors while Abrecht Lum contribute for Frederick. Ducks kept pressure but could not hold the late charge.
A garbled ad style item promises high returns from an investment offering. Readable elements hint at a buy now pay later scheme with a referee or contest reference and a Tokata location, but the text is largely incomprehensible and lacks verifiable details.
An advertisement urges women at various life stages to use Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for relief from monthly pains, weakening drains, nervousness, and heat flashes. A Richmond reader testifies that after using the tonic he regained strength, easing back pains and headaches.
New York reports Lincoln's birthday observances across networks with plans for 3 programs next Monday. Notable items include George Guz at 12:15 pm on WEAP NBC and a 4 pm Abraham Lincoln feature. Hartest Moon theme for Rudy Young. Jack Zine orchestra signing for Tuesday on WABC CBS. Bert Lahr guest on WIZ NBC Sunday.
A letter from Wilbur Devileiss, principal of Brums School, corrects the previous account of Evelyn Martins collapse. He states she did not suffer an attack of appendicitis and that her physician advised no restriction. The Brunswick principal explains Matt was influenced by a cold and the resulting effects.
For years doctors prescribed creosote for bronchial irritation and coughs. Creomulsion combines creosote with seven medicinal agents to stop lingering colds and bronchitis. It is marketed as powerful yet harmless, with a druggist refund guarantee if relief is not achieved as directed.
Fragmentary notes from York Pa describe historical league standings and players Del Gaker and Cochrane associates at Dero. The piece mentions aptely Young, immortals, and a 41-dne Bury in a chess context against the Yankees, with uncertain details and positions.
Fragmented text cites University of Marsland sports tips and scattered references to basketball and boxing events. Names and specifics are garbled, yielding no clear teams, dates, or outcomes to report reliably.
An old promotional note extols Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable supplement to purify skin and boost well being. It claims to act on the liver and bowels, replace calomel, and relieve constipation, noting pink skin and buoyant feelings. Sales are shown in 15c 30c 60c units.
Report notes a Brunswick student who collapsed after hard play and a claim that she was not subject to chronic appendicitis attacks. Miss Martin and Mr Devitiss were involved in gathering information. the account includes a correction from Devittbiss as the facts become clearer.
A short lesson highlights misused pronouns and pronunciation traps. It notes words like isolate and weird, gives spelling tips, and urges daily vocabulary growth with concise examples. The piece ends with a prompt to mention where it was seen in the News.
N A Luffburrow declares gaps in money knowledge and seeks a method to improve understanding and budgeting. He expresses desire to buy new items within means without overspending, aiming to raise his purchasing age and financial literacy.
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