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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1927
Page
9
The feature describes satin and chiffon fabrics shaping winter fashion with a focus on a blue gown. It notes a lively, shimmery texture and the rise of lighter gray tones, praising a frock with a refined silhouette, and contrasting it with crisper, non feminine styles for a modern look.
A Countian man describes events surrounding a family killing staged near a rail line. The incident involved a car ride to Lisbon and medical aid from Dr. Lacy before victims were taken to a Baltimore home, where a Scheuer family member provided care.
Long article profiles veteran actor Francis and his shift from spotlight to character roles. Tracing his early life, entry to theater, and gradual rise, the piece notes his resilience in aging shows and hints at future film work. The piece discusses star power versus durable character acting and praises Francis for sustaining a lengthy, varied stage and screen career.
A local bank in Connel ls ville was shuttered today by order of its board and placed under the control of the state comptroller. An accompanying notice on the door cited a resolution adopted by the board. The event comes amid broader financial upheaval in the region.
The readable fragments describe a local public item tied to a place and date, but key names and details are garbled. No clear event, organization, or outcome can be confirmed from the legible text.
A Chicago Journal note explores how the term scrape and its synonyms signal distress or trouble in Scots dialect. It traces the phrase to Scotland and likens it to a rabbit hole or barrow in a game context, noting penalties for players who “cot into a scrape.”
Lester Eaton of Sandy Tydze Romner killed a ban tat. Measured sit fee nohes from up to up. He had been caught on a trap and was in the ar with two large trap and a pole. Each had been catchies chickens pigs and lambs.
In York Minster England the cathedral bells recast from a 12 bell peal cast in 1840 have been rededicated. A Stins-tere bell was added between the sixth and seventh to form a middle ring of eight, yielding a 13 bell peal. The tenor weighs three hundred pounds and is among England s finest. Additional bells Fritzinger and nearis a1 ton are noted as the third largest, with Big Paul and Big Ren as the largest.
A simple gown of plum colored crepe features trim consisting solely of a circle of fat velvet flowers in a vivid red and purple shade.
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