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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1935
Page
3
Washington reports a Supreme Court ruling on the gold case is anticipated, testing Congress authority to outlaw promises to pay in gold and shaping the Roosevelt monetary program. The decision’s timing fuels national concern as markets await whether the currency changes will stand or trigger further monetary developments.
The piece traces Rex Tugwell’s rebound atop the AAA after a purge that ousted Jerome Frank and Fred Howe amid battles over books and records clauses in asparagus contracts. It notes Washington power struggles, Wallace and Davis conflicts, and a push for reform while Tugwell rests in Florida.
A Terrace Bridge Club of New York hand features two crucial sacrifice plays to make a no trump contract. Declarer coats a diamonds sequence and diamonds safety play, with careful timing to win three diamonds and cash three good tricks.
The article highlights new spring mode tones with black and white combos. It describes dresses with black satin, white printed crepe, and duchess detailing. Notable features include three shoulder straps, a black satin neckline, stitched waist marks, gathered hips, and decorative trims on full sleeves.
Amid a White House scramble Jerome Frank and Rex Tugwell gain or transfer new posts. Roosevelt faces pressure on AAA policy while observers note reshuffled leadership affects consumer counsel and Justice Department assignments.
Lewisdale reports postponement of revival services led by I R Parker because of community illness and bad weather. Local notes mention grippe battles, pleurisy recovery, and social visits among residents including the Watkins, Barnes, Bennett, and Grimes families. A red fox was seen nearby while residents prepare storage and plan spring building with contractor Howard Watkins.
Residents and visitors share gatherings and calls on Sunday and weekend. Names include Meeks Ridenour Lizer Kipe Dysert Bysert Eyler Carl Brown Harbaugh Harbaugh Stoop Waganian and Fox with several couples hosting and visiting in Sabillasville and nearby Smithsburg Cascade and Shady Grove.
In a lakeside scene the group reels in a huge fish after Dancy trips and pulls it from the water. The friends tease and forewarn, while Dancy boasts a new catching method and declares a meal worth savoring as the tale continues.
Mrs Ivan Bentzel visited Mrs John Meeks on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs William Ridenour of Emmitsburg visited Carmenius Pryor Sunday. William Bentzel remains ill. The 1934 accident pattern shows more occurred on open highways than crowded city streets with traffic deaths in 86 principal cities down one third from the national rate.
The advertisement touts Creomulsion as seven benefits in one with powerful relief and no narcotics. It claims quick action and a money back refund if the cough or cold is not relieved, authorized by your own druggist.
An old advertisement claims a wife told her husband the truth and advised him to use E Z Tablets. It argues constipation causes sluggishness headaches and bad breath, urging readers to buy a package now for 2 cents at drug stores.
Barnesville Md Feb 17 Miss Edythe M Turner home demonstration agent announces an all day meeting of the Poolesville and Barnesville Homemakers Clubs will be held to discuss crafts canning and household economy with guest speakers and shared demonstrations.
A meeting was held in the hall on February 22 to demonstrate split and fiber rush work. Demonstrators will work on chairs and stools and all interested persons whether members or not may attend.
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