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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1937
Page
13
A stormy weekend at Jerrington Bluff follows Jude Blinskop’s mysterious murder. The narrator catalogs suspects among Michael’s aunts, Cook, Annie, Will, and Higgins while weighing alibis, motives, and tense clues before a shore rescue party arrives.
Hollywood correspondent reports on faked vacations publicist schemes and celebrity buffoonery. Brice Cabot’s theater stunts and pretenders like The Pacifier dog and Hoople are described amid gossip about Wallace Beery and other stars.
Jade-colored wool net turban designed by Lilly Dache is wearable in town and country. It fits over the hat with a tiny straw crown and may or may not be worn. There are jade green antelope gloves to match.
A collection of fanciful items from Hollywood including a motorized dressing room claimed by Warren William and automatic bathroom door openers. The piece notes gadgetry, gossip about stars like Gibbs and Tala Birrell, and a Major Hoople reference with Disney ties. It also previews a City Opera House program with Lew Ayres and others in a murder mystery play plus a news reel.
W F Snyder Brice P Selby Lawrence Baker and John Fox of this city spent two days fishing at Chincoteague Island. The finest catch was a 23 pound channel bass hooked by Snyder. Selby snagged a one pounder. The party brought back two boxes tied with trout and porgies.
Readable portions depict a chaotic page with references to dances and performers, including a supposed greatest dancer designation and scattered names. The text mixes garbled names, cryptic phrases, and foreign‑sounding terms, lacking coherent events or clear dates.
Reconstruction work progresses with sidewalks torn up for sewer relaid operations. City officials note efforts to restore first class conditions and reopen streets promptly as crews complete curb and paving tasks.
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