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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1931
Page
8
The item reads like a clipped Hollywood gossip page centered on a beauty or fashion feature with references to Peggy, Shannon, New York, and Clara Boas among others. It notes celebrities, a spring style showcase, and accompanying captions or photos from a magazine or stage program.
NEA Service describes attractive summer sleepwear and robes for brides and women, highlighting sheer blue fabrics, hand embroidery, and two-piece pajama sets with pink and green accents. It notes stylish nightgowns with unique sleeve designs and a pale blue crepe gown with Alencon trim and braided belt available this season.
Taneytown residents visit Bethlehem and Baltimore. James Ganeptows and Jenne Wommer are reported improving at home and several locals attend visits. A boxing match at Madison Square Garden features the Ta Lan fights ending in a riotous scene with Italians walking out after disputed decisions. 80,000 radios in Belgium tuned in.
A personal testimonial promotes Kruschen Salts as a health and beauty aid. Claims include rapid fat loss of up to twenty pounds in four weeks and a return of vitality. Advertisement urges readers to purchase from Williamson's Drug Store and other leading outlets nationwide.
May reports show hog cholera with two outbreaks in backyards and two more tied to garbage feeding plants. Montgomery led with no outbreaks. Baltimore and Queen Anne’s counties each had one. On premises where disease appeared there were 53 hogs, many dead or sick, with 74 percent linked to garbage feeding. Also noted: German English conference in Hamburg with Dr. Missner and officials. Lindbergh Park to open for tourists preserving Col Lindbergh Jr.’s boyhood home.
A historic primary recount details widespread concerns over voter lists and ballot handling. The document cites missing purges in Bibb and Houston counties, unsealed boxes in Molne, and 429 voters not on the qualified list. It notes independent candidate Tom Reflin facing a tough race against the Democratic machine amidst accusations of procedural failures.
A scraped compendium mentions insect collection by planes near Tallulah Louisiana with 25 million insects at 14 000 feet, plant rust spores, and a trap system. It discusses popcorn popping expansion, 1929 gasoline taxes, beekeeping libraries, dairy deaths from swallowed foreign bodies, and Italy boosting hydroelectric power.
Washington June 4 report promotes Emerald Oil as a fast acting treatment for broken varicose veins and ulcers. It describes nightly moist dressings with emerald oil, claims relief from acne eczema and running sores, and urges purchases at Williamson's Drug Store or other modern druggists with a money back promise.
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