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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1936
Page
10
Fragmentary text mentions a Lady, David Garth, and several names in a confused social setting. The passage reads as a tangled mock narrative with unclear events and relationships, making it difficult to extract a clear story or outcome.
A ship from the coastwise line slows into a harbor, maneuvering past mines and bustling warehouses. A white uniformed woman alights, passes the National Coffee Company, and seeks Terry Willett, a manager’s aide, amid squalor and steam of a river port.
Allaire West travels from the waterfront and reaches the capital, then meets Drake Corrigan and Willett amid a hectic reception. A mysterious girl with dark glasses enters a tense room as Corrigan recoils at a startling sight and Willett maintains a calm, quick response.
A jumble of theater items notes Dorothy Peterson at the Guy Opera House in Man Of Iron and Hester Pore as a superb romance. It mentions Hawthorne’s readers, literary classics, and a stray reference to an executive resignation.
The narrative follows a group aboard a balloon or parachute style descent with optimistic talk of landing, Scouty shouting about land below as the Times peers down from above. Jack Frost imagery and hopeful phrases mark the tense moment before impact.
Local column lists New Year Eve visits and gatherings in Sykesville and nearby, noting guests from Baltimore Washington and Howard counties. Mentions families Wheatt Reynolds Wheatley and Dayneff, Delashmutt, Donotanent, and Rud, plus tea at Loretta Abbey and a church date change.
A nostalgic test of old world desserts and breakfast treats. The piece describes large baked flapjacks or “cakes,” crepes suzette style, and old fashioned buckwheat cakes with butter, sugar, and warm sauces. It recalls June baking hints and a simple waffle method with flour, cornmeal, and sugar in a home kitchen.
Nonsensical OCR ad copy touts Foley Honey and Tar as a remedy for coughing with claims of fast relief. Mentions children and various ingredients while urging readers to buy for money and quick relief, using aggressive sales phrasing across disjointed lines.
Hollywood updates recounts on-camera mishaps and schedule delays. Wings clipped by Wut Hag and Ruth Conttection deaths loom, while Frances Drake and George Brent withdraw from scenes. Warner Bros curtails filming after Beile Rich ards injures knee and arm. Midsummer Night’s co star injured, delaying shoots.
C E Butterfield notes NBC plans to broadcast new tunes by Sigmund Romberg amid Warner Bros copyright withdrawals. One third of Romberg’s compositions will be available online, with WB-restricted pieces excluded. Program slots and station listings follow, including WEAF and WABC schedules with Kate Smith and Waring broadcasts.
A New Windsor ceremony honors J Eckard and family with decorations and tokens. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Dudderar and Mr and Mrs Hatsup. Refreshments served. gifts noted from Union and Baltimore connections.
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