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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1937
Page
8
British aircraft manufacturers have developed commercial bombers to be used in peacetime for commercial purposes but easily converted for military use within three or four hours. The text notes police glimpses and city concerns about such wartime readiness.
News items from various locales describe Signorina Orsolo Buvell, 22, set to wed Vittorio Mussolini, 20, son of I Duce, from a prominent family. Eunice Wine stead turns up in Tennessee mountains claiming marriage to Charlie Jones, 22, with a doll wedding gift. A young Alpine worker tied to a Washington office staffer wins a Leap Year stunt trip to Hollywood in a Hollywood contest.
Residents report ongoing illnesses recoveries and patient notices. Mrs A B Nedges confined at home with illness. Mrs Wertha Best hospitalized for observation. Local visitors include Miss Dessie Shockey from Washington DC and families from Baltimore and Philadelphia. Several residents recover from pneumonia and grippe. a few attend church events and social visits in Brunswick and Smithburg.
Regular stamps of the late King George V will be issued until the new Georgians are ready to meet demand in England and colonies. Individual Kings Edward overprinted stamps for the Moroccan agencies are being printed and will remain in use until the George VI issues are ready.
New York designers unveil whimsical hats blending surreal color with wearable form. Lilly Dache leads with chapeaux trimmed in exotic materials and mushroom shapes, spanning from Chan-Heleer to Spanish sailor styles.
Relatives and friends report progress as several individuals recover from grippe in Baltimore and local area. Mrs E P Orrison and son Austin along with Miss Nellie Nichols spent time in the city. Mrs Peyton, recently indisposed at Lace Store apartments Potomac Street, shows improvement. Nayroond Ayers, East End Garage manager, confined at Lace Store apartments with grippe. Miss Mattie Henderson, longtime teacher at Knoxville, slowly improving after hospital stay. Mr and Mrs William Burns celebrate the birth of a son. Mrs Burns progressing well.
Schnauffer Hospital reports Master Calvin Hawes has recovered from a minor operation and returned home. Gabriel Laie, injured working on the WPA in Brunswick, moved to a Baltimore government hospital in serious condition. Rohrersville patient Lee Mutlende has returned home improving after a brief stay, and baby Fern Elizabeth Norris of Middletown is improving from pneumonia at Schnauffer’s Hospital.
Miss Ruth Bo Perry and Miss Ellen Hume Jervey led six Head College students to SkyTop Lodge near Cresco Pa in the Pocono mountains. They traveled Friday afternoon and returned Sunday evening after enjoying winter sports, especially skiing, during their stay.
An ad promotes Adulerika claiming dramatic relief from gas and stomach distress. It asserts the product cleanses both upper and lower bowels, removes old matter, reduces bacteria, and provides quick relief after one dose, with testimonials from a user in Shoub New York.
A group of students enjoyed winter activities including dog sledding and ice skating. Attendees included Louise Stahr of Freedperick, Marjorie Wron of Abington, Elizabeth Lani of Baltimore, Louise Woodcock of Narbeth, and Doris Hannan of Chestnut Hill, Pa.
An old advertisement urges immediate use of Creomulsion for chest cold bronchial irritation. It claims the remedy reaches the seat of trouble, loosens germ-laden phlegm, soothes inflamed membranes, and guarantees refund if unsatisfied from the first dose.
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