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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1929
Page
8
The article reports President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge encountering delays and disruptions in moving gifts and items from the White House. It notes a lengthy process with many boxes, signs, and shapes, delaying shipment by weeks. More than 150 boxes remain to be relocated.
Curtis Wood reviews men’s fashion centering on double breasted vests and tailored suits. The piece notes breastings and cutting styles that slim or sharpen silhouettes and highlights Gary Cooper as a modern dresser adopting pleated trousers, striped suits, and coordinated accessories.
A damaged OCR shows a partial death notice with phrases like found dead in bed and references to dated months. The readable bits mention a Rome and penal context and plea for more ideas, but most specifics are garbled. The text is too fragmentary to identify a person, date, or full event.
A fragmented vintage note contrasts old fashioned valentine styles with modernistic designs. The text mentions Canis and other odd phrases, repeated references to Valentine themes, and a question about whether the speaker’s approach suits a future audience.
The text discusses a bridge tactic where ducking the first trick can yield four tricks. It explains scenarios with an Ace King and small cards in Dummy versus two small cards in hand, noting the principle of playing to control the air and maximize tricks.
A New York NEA Service report describes a woman broker working daily on the wharves engaging in a peculiar trade. The text mentions maritime activity and local weather notes as part of the scene, hinting at a bustling waterfront environment and the broker’s persistence amid clamor.
The readable text is fragmented and hard to interpret. It mentions Dayton Ohio, Wright field, and an air corps context but lacks coherent details or a definite event.
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