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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1935
Page
5
The article discusses the Lindbergh kidnapping as a nationwide crime issue, noting its complexity and the dangers of major criminal investigations. It examines the evolving crime fight, the role of the press, and the challenges in uncovering information without compromising sources.
Readable fragments show a senior class preparing for graduation. The group, linked to a local school, plans a ceremony and related events. Details on date and participants are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a celebratory milestone.
Flapper Fanny comments on a curiously titled dispute tied to love and social mores. The brief remarks reveal a playful take on relationships and public opinions in the era.
The article notes a group associated with the New Cat planning a voyage aboard a new boat and mentions Mayor Eddie Shook and local residents like John MacRhode Miro at 8 West Patrick Street. It references U.S. Treasury activity and a birthday press party for Eddie Shook and others.
Fragmentary clipping notes past events in Frederick with scattered names and dates. The text references a tour, a lodge, and a phrase about “fifty years” and “twenty years” with uncertain details.
Divers were brought before Jus Jr Monday on driving without license charges. A suspended sentence was given for a man arrested near 3014, with a zigzagging car and speeds said to exceed 25 miles per hour. Special Deputy George Kemp and Sgt. D. R. Petersen made the arrest.
The menu items for a wedding breakfast include creamed chicken and mushrooms, shells with currant jelly, strawberry molds, fresh strawberry molds, and Bride's cake. Items served for twelve feature coffee, salted nuts, and assorted confections.
A compilation of historical events and notable birthdays. Entries include figures such as Francois Queanay, Jeremy Belknap, John Eager Howard, Viscount Wolseley, and Brandeis, with dates spanning 1694 to 1929, plus a horoscope summary and mentions of political milestones and institutions.
The Barkley Traver wedding was celebrated with a large bridal party and out of town guests. The couple from Upper Darby and Hood College alumni received a reception, a rehearsal, and multiple showers hosted by friends and Hood College affiliates in Philadelphia and nearby areas.
Case 5 proceedings included games and late hour refreshments. Attendees listed include Mr and Abs Emory Lewis, Mr and Mrs John C Main, Mr and Mrs Sham P L White, and many others. A Mrs Moiss confined at 613 Brunswick, Delaucer area noted.
A fragment notes belief in possession of something precious, with no deaths reported and a glimmer of hope. The text is terse and unresolved, conveying a sense of value and expectation amid limited detail.
The Mont evuf report for May issued by clerk 3 Bung lists emergency measures and patient counts. The fragmentary data show totals for the month including daily records and numbers 59 and 140, with unclear context for categories and dates.
The article traces piquant progress in treating paresis from confinement to medical advances. It cites Meguchi on infectious causes, malaria fever therapies, fever induction methods, arsenic compounds like salvarsan, and noted survival statistics from early 20th century institutions.
Fragmentary note cites Miss Mary Fandidie and local music piece with casual plea to see in The News. Names Gow Hend Marsh Glenn Tckson and Mom or a on Eas appear in unclear context.
Paul Harrison reports aboard the SS Paul from June 1 about Polly Moran in a champagne night setting. The voyage features a gala shipboard spectacle with a dance band, jewel theft jokes, and socialite sightings as entertainers mingle with passengers.
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