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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1934
Page
10
Janice and Frank survive a perilous river run as a dangerous priest watches. Billy Langton comforts Janice while Frank fights a treacherous underground current toward daylight and a turquoise sea. The group endures rain, fear, and uncertainty in a hidden lagoon rescue.
At Tivoli Theater today the First National production Gons of 1934 stars William Powell in a leading role while a Parisian Hollywood fashion show offers evening gowns sport suits and related attire. A satire Come to Dinner and a news reel accompany. At Opera House His Double Life peaks with Lilian Gish and Ro3 4 Young in a courtroom drama adapted from Buried Alive.
Mulls Blue Ribbon Band opens the program followed by Roast Beef and Movies a comedy. Frederick Eddie Cantor performs three lively new songs in his distinct style in Roman Scandals the fourth annual screen musical extravaganza for Samuel Goldwyn at the Frederick theater Keep Young and Beautiful Build a Little Home and Jax On Love are the numbers with Dubin Warren and Gilbert contributing. Chantel Presents The Phantom of the Air as the added short subject.
A fragment discusses hazards of vast sand areas and the Sahara terrain, noting no current use but predicting an enthusiast may eventually develop it for golf. The text hints at future plans or schemes to exploit desert sand for sport.
Washington on February 27 stock exchange officials pressed for changes to the pen bill limiting the Federal Trade Commission powers. The proposed modification would define the data required from corporations seeking to register shares and curb broad oversight. Roland Redmund, counsel for the exchange, warned the current language would place American business under the FTC.
A clipped exchange mocks a hair pin joke with a harsh aside and a parenthetical whisper about swallowing. The fragment suggests public or private controversy over a speech gesture and tone.
A new tunnel through the Prre ness Mocniamns marks a major route through the eastern European mountain barrier. The project signifies a strategic advance for regional connectivity and trade, extending transportation links beneath the ridge and enhancing cross border movement.
Recipes describe horseradish as a tangy seasoning for vegetables and meats. Spinach with horseradish cream uses butter cream and lemon juice, while a fish sauce blends horseradish into a cream base. Roasts, veal, ham and fish are paired with horseradish butter or cream for savory, hot or cold servings.
A fragment describes horseradish butter mixing lemon juice salt and sugar with horseradish then beating butter until creamy. It lists broiled bacon crisp toast coffee lunch items and hints at ham potatoes spinach and celery salad with various desserts.
A terse cartoon caption shows Teller catching a cold as bank drafts pass through his cage. The joke hinges on wordplay about drafts and the teller’s confinement. No real event or person is described.
An old advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe laxative to relieve constipation and restore youth energy. It claims 20 years of use, notes olive color, and lists prices 15c 30c and 60c with druggists carrying the product.
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