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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1934
Page
8
The article highlights a favored spring look combining a onepiece dress with full-length tea coats. It notes coordinated outfits like a navy wool crepe coat with a blue and white printed dress, matching linings, and trimmed details such as a scarf tie leather belt and metal buckle.
The article describes richly furred spring styles with semi happy tones and a printed silica patterned biouse by Mambacher featuring a wide neck bow. It highlights handbags gaining popularity for day wear and a squarish calf leather model trimmed with carved creamers, noting ease of carry and distinctive fastenings.
A designer piece describes a straw hat by Reboux with a new brim and leather bed, featuring a Breton sailor tinned with plad taffeta. It pairs with a matching bow scarf, Roberta Swan brim case, and coordinated ensembles where bows become key spring trimming across hats and garments.
A collage of sports snippets covers boxing and baseball figures from Babe Ruth to Barney Ross. It notes Max Baer’s potential Los Angeles fight, Connie Mack’s views on Plank, Hackenschmidt praise, and salaries amid 1930s leagues. It includes trainer hints, player moves, and personal milestones like Eddie Morgan’s baby Patricia.
February PTA session at Emmitsburg High School led by principal Prof. Arvin P. Jones in Shatter's absence. America the Beautiful sung. minutes read and adopted. Mrs. Pryor reported on Frederick Board of Education meeting. Faculty to present Cat's Whiskers in March. About 15 attendees. Also notes Lions Club banquet and K of C meeting.
A 32 year old man from Brederick Maine reports relief after trying World's Tonic for catarsh and lung issues. He describes previous persistent nasal and throat congestion, mucous, and chest symptoms improved after the tonic, noting it helped his sore throat and overall condition. Sold at local druggists including Woolamson's.
A stage production titled On Trial In Albany Kidnapping Behave is scheduled for the latter part of March. Meanwhile, local society notes include anniversaries and family news from Eyler near Annandale celebrating 51 years of marriage on February 13, with their large family.
A brief note compares a rabbit Jeep to Wall Street in a curious, nonliteral remark. The speaker promises safety if others avoid the topic, signaling a tense or playful exchange in a compact street observation.
Dolph Staunton and Jane Baumgardner visited the Martins in Staunton while Jane Baumgardner also visited Hagerstown. Mrs Baker Nunemaker and Baker joined Mrs Stemmer for a Frederick outing. A birthday dinner honored John D Overholtzer as he turned 83 at the Overholtzer home near town with guests Charles Overholtzer Sterling Sultz A J Weeschol and others.
A fragmentary roster lists residents including Mrs Murrey Stuite Mr Lloyd Yost Mr and Mrs Stonesifer Mrs Fuss Mrs Spriggs Ruth Overholtzer Virginia Stultz Merv Yost Evelyn Stultz Rona Florence Stonesifer Vivian Stonesifer Kathryn Stultz Wilbur Milford and Donald Stutz among local names surfaced in the column.
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