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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1936
Page
10
In a breezy Hollywood column, Paul Harrison notes Reverend Henry balancing absent minded quirks with sermons and parishioner engagement. The piece mixes fashion details with faith as the cleric jokes about wardrobe critiques and his own reserved, thoughtful approach to ties, robes, and public persona.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a timetable or trip plan with partial phrases about a coat, trimming, and an upcoming departure or movement. The text is incomplete and unnamed entities are unreadable, preventing precise identification of people, places, or dates.
A lively theater note covers a festival featuring Guy Kibbee and hundreds of actors in a program titled Dancing To Frederick. Short segments from SHorts OF theater scenes showcase performers and productions before audiences gathered at the City Opera House.
A compact local item notes a community guide aid in Chalds Central helping mothers with simple home care. The piece highlights practical tips and relief measures for daily tasks and child care.
A Monday night disturbance led to multiple charges including cursing and disrupting the peace in a restaurant. One offender faced costs totaling $615 after additional court actions and warrants were involved with local officials.
The piece outlines a King George funeral broadcast plan with NBC and CBS scheduling from 42nd Street to air with organ preludes and minister contralto, listing programs across WEAF NBC WABC and other stations. It notes aviation terms defining service ceiling as the altitude where climb rate reaches 100 feet per minute.
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