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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1935
Page
10
Fragments suggest a tale where Fay Lumley and Alison face a coerced romance. A Seer named Deghne Sumare supposedly plans to remarry Alison's father after a poisoning linked to a physician on the Birra. Dephus is implicated in the murder.
In a tense confession a doctor explains how a vicious campaign of anonymous letters and a vanished American woman reshaped his life. He fled to England, faced public scorn, and later confronted the writer at Warler with Alison by his side. He reveals a double life, a ledge of peril, and his steadfast love for Alison as the mystery spirals toward resolution.
In a playful scene, Dancy and gnomes attempt to lift a large barrel with a boost from Scouty and others. Dancy braces, aims to reach a root beer reward, while a mishap sends foam spraying and a moment of comic peril as the barrel tips.
A collection of partial quotations and social notes references Dr. Nicholas Mussas Butler and Herbert Hoover, remarks on youth and research, a comment from Representativ e Ef a tame down to a direct, Annie Judge opinions, and family news including Annie Cleveland Anderson luncheon at Mrs 3B Cisar Ridee Inn. Everett Fogie and Western Maryland College student updates mention a measles illness and Baltimore trips involving Thompson and Jamuur Thompson with Becker Alums.
Mary E. Dague, a cooking expert, gathers essential information on canning foods and vegetables. The article in the News today offers guidance on processes and methods to refresh home canning skills.
An NEA Service feature by Mary E. Dague offers practical cooking guidance for new brides. It stresses planning menus two to three days ahead, adjusting recipes for two, and scaling ingredients to avoid waste. The piece lists portion estimates for common produce and outlines a suggested daily menu including breakfast lunch and dinner with beverages.
June 11 report lists Rev J o Marsh brought home by ambulance to son Dr J Toi Marsh. Prof Berkley Bowman and family depart for Winona Lake Indiana for Brathren Conference with Dr E Bixler and George Early. Virginia Ott hosts bridge club at Mrs H C Rook home. Catherine Stouffer hosts Presbyterian missionary society. Robert Miller rents Walter Englar residence. Prof Eaton and family to Indiana for father’s name. Reta and Virginia Richarson vacation in Baltimore. Paul Backey family also in Baltimore. John J John hosts birthday family dinner. Mrs Childress from Baltimore visits North Carolina. H C Roop family and Miss Marianna Snader travel to Baltimore to see Cuban friends. Washington D C in town for first of the week. Kev and Miss Mw Wan visit Manchester. Mrs Baverah Hoo hospitalized for ob.
The Araby Aid Society met June 3 at Mrs. Annie Baer's home with 30 members and six visitors. Mrs. Goldie Stauffer presided. the pig present ed by Mrs. Baer was awarded to Mrs. Edna Zimmeman. The table prize went to Mrs. Ruth Waltz. next gathering July 1 at 8 pm at Mrs. Lola Covel’s, with a basket picnic tentatively planned for June 23 and a future church lawn festival.
Tivol presents Cardinal Richelieu starring George Arliss adapted from Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton with Maureen O'Sullivan Edward Arn and Douglas Dumbrille in a drama of Louis XI era power struggle. Added shorts include Westward Bound a technicolor cartoon and news reel. City Opera House shows People Will Talk with Charlie Ruggles and Mary Boland a domestic comedy about neighbors.
The plot centers on Hull who monthly morphs into a wolf as the full moon rises. Blossom thefts trigger a disease of werewolvery and he becomes a savage predator roaming London streets at night. The city erupts in fear while a comedy travelogue and news reel precede the feature.
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