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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1936
Page
13
The text reads as a garbled catalog of clothing terms and styles. It mentions fashion influence in a town, designer wear, children's garments, embroidery, and decorative details, with numerous misspellings and broken phrases.
Fashion notes reveal two tone prints in black brown for spring and summer. Dresses jackets and capes feature floral motifs and strong contrasts with slash front or decorative trims. Accessories and decollete details emphasize bold color schemes and textured fabrics.
A New England residence of local stone is highlighted as a compact design with dense accommodations. Architects Kilham Hopkins & Greeley emphasize a central hall variation with radially extended spaces, a fenced garden, and combined living dining and terrace areas for comfortable long quarters as featured in Architecture.
A fragment discusses Supreme Court battles and potential rulings, referencing New Deal foes and public reaction. It mentions figures like Roosevelt, leading liberals, and conservatives while hinting at legal questions and constitutional interpretations within a historical context.
The article notes Harry English Letter tops U. S. shows with breeds like fox terrier and Irish setter highly placed. It reports English setters and parmers competing for best in breed and group, with wire fox terriers achieving group wins but fewer overall best in show votes.
An advertisement touts tablets that supposedly clear pimples and eruptions, improve complexion, and boost strength. It claims rapid results and markets a small 3 cent tablet and a large size for 1 dollar, urging readers to ask their neighborhood druggist.
The article notes terriers and cocker spaniels ranking highly in show awards while English setters, wire fox terriers, and beagles feature among top breeds. It cites counts of dogs shown and implies large breeds did not dominate best in show. Fred Dag is referenced as part of the discussion.
The advertisement promotes Marmola tablets as a simple solution to excess weight. It claims doctors endorse the remedy, notes its long history since 1907 and over 20 million packages sold, and urges readers to start immediately with a four tablet daily regimen priced at $1.
Members discuss whether a race of hard stringy dogs with strong noses outperforms others in field trials. The death of the brilliar tomahawk from heart trouble underscores concerns about strain. Debate centers on stamina and field performance, tracing to spaniel ancestors long active in bench competition.
Today’s note observes that English setters maintain bench show supremacy, despite American cocker spaniels and springer bench champions excelling in field trials. The author notes Americans value their corded and sporting breeds, yet English setters still dominate bench conformation.
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