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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1937
Page
13
An unreadable OCR fragment references people and places in a brief local notice. The readable portions describe everyday civic matters with limited clarity and no complete events or dates available for full reconstruction.
In a taxied tale from old Waen Count, Anne Phelpy and glamorous figures including Clarke Higetow ana Kartanakof scheme. A corpse is hidden during a party as psychiatrist Austrelitz moves to Vronski room while police nab Thorne Dru cen and search for Lorna Dryden who disappears. The suspects include Kartanakof and Dormestatt as detectives untangle love letters and motives.
Anne and Bigelow confront Baroness and Strong over alleged slander. They demand a written apology while planning a quiet home renovation as a possible pretext for further inquiry. Strong hints at legal action if defamation continues.
Tivoli theater runs Banjo On My Knee for last times today with Walter Brennan plot on a shanty boat and Joel McCrea set to wed Barbara Stanwyck as Jean Yee introduces one man band. Opera Mouse also features Easy To Take with Marsha Hunt and John Howard in a backstage romcom broadcast studio setting plus other acts and acts at the Tivoli.
Hollywood profile of Peggy Maguire, Australia’s Sweetheart, describing her rise from Melbourne to Tollywood. It notes her early training, private tutoring, multilingual chops, dance and musical skills, family background, and the challenges of adapting to Hollywood methods. It highlights her small stature, lookalikes cited by autograph seekers, and her reluctance on sports.
Modes of the Moment presents fashion notes on a New Yorker style icon. The commentary highlights bold accessories a velvet dim ban and gold tones with a focus on striking gloves and a dark velvet bonnet shaping the overall look. The piece mixes witty observations with period flair.
The roundup of chicken thieves in the city and county continued Thursday with Sheriff Moynt Hattner and Deputy Sheet Charles W South arresting three persons. They were tied to break ins and larceny and the recovery of stolen fowls, including chickens stolen from Bernard Wiles at Mowuntaindale. Fox and Welty, both from the same locality, faced breaking and entering and larceny charges. One suspect, Fox, had a history of arrests. Welty allegedly admitted involvement after an initial denial. The hens were traced to Haynel selling them to Wuykster at Lewistown, with authorities then locating the stolen poultry and charging the suspects. The case may link to other fowl thefts in the region.
Springfield Gt Weh lM Gasy George ED Parte, of Benne Ivante contended that if Abraham Lincoln were President now he would seek reorganization of the United States Supreme Court. On the eve of the anniversary of his birth he recalled some of his opinions to referdia ta redder. However his stance contradicted opposing views on enlarging the tribunal.
The report notes Cristobal and Colon as the two leading elites at the Atlantic end of the Patiama Canal, highlighting their prominence in the area and implying a status distinction between the two.
The Australian actress Denies romance rumors after gossip columns linked her to multiple club outings. She describes her father as protective, notes plans for family visits, and praises mentor figures while naming friends Janet Johnson and Maureen O'Sullivan. She admires Greta Garbo and Ronald Colman and has a chauffeur after a car crash caused by left‑hand traffic in Australia.
The readable portions suggest dubious fat loss tips including drastic diet changes, drastic water intake, and questionable supplements. It mentions cutting fats and starches, avoiding certain foods, and potential drug references, all without clear, credible guidance.
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