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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1936
Page
10
The June 21 issue presents Radio Editor E. Butterfield’s day by day rundown from Wasater. It outlines weather, upcoming programs, and brief notes on station operations.
An irregular radio schedule note references a Deworks event at Georges chapel Windsor in response to a Liberty League address by Alfred Elm. A presidential race is mentioned with a WABC-CBS broadcast at 8 10 to 8 45 p.m. Tuesday featuring a music segment from WEAF NECG.
Bobby tours the round foot of chit teae, was gushed over. Hearty fitted uy pel 8 grein of mor ia via borils of beer, ha scoured ier theory. But of the Tuorpila Feve convinced Bobby ct.
In a tense exchange Fran and Bobby debate who pushed a man over a chimney and whether morphine may be involved. Frankie presses Bobby for clues while noting the police would see through fancies about Thorndike or birthmarks. The pair plan another visit as the mystery deepens.
A fragmentary dialogue recalls crime fiction tropes with hints of noir mood. Characters discuss murders, inquest details, and possible espionage plots while referencing authors like Christie. The scene blends suspense with bookish banter as a nurse arrives.
A garbled radio timetable lists several programs and times including a 1.85 p m segment and a 12 30 home hour. Mentions Sec Wallace and several program blocks such as amateur and balloon themed shows.
Fragmentary historical note describes Salvader figures and a 1935 issue with references to Texas v Go and Ft. Saxtago. Mentions stamps colors and a mood compact Dus tied to septersy tax, plus Great Smoky Mountains slate-grey hues and a Red Border for Airmail.
The article describes the Great Smoky Mountains and five earth movements from ancient rock formation to uplift and erosion. It notes Mt Le Conte as the stamp’s dominant peak and that the area is today a national park.
Fragmented OCR pieces reference music, performances, and figures such as Jason and Madm with scattered lines about starlit shows, venues, and public notices. The text blends names, dates, and hints of events, but lacks coherent narrative or complete facts to confirm specifics.
A fringe scheme proposes evacuating a portion of Germany's Jewish population to Palestine, funded by a private donor network and backed by Jewish groups. The plan mirrors historic exodus efforts and faces Nazi restrictions on monetary transfers.
An advertisement urges readers to try Creomulsion for persistent coughs. It claims the remedy targets the root of bronchial irritation, loosens germ laden phlegm, and aids healing. It promises money back if not satisfied from the first bottle.
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