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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1934
Page
3
New York based fashion writer Marian Young reviews Easter hats highlighting large brim styles bold shapes and decorative details. She notes feathered plumes bold brims saucer shapes and dramatic veiled effects as new trends with varied wearability and flair for different personalities.
A Louisville Ky transient, Pat O Donnell, was arrested by city police for larceny after allegedly taking 215 dollars from a fellow transient at a camp and using funds to buy beer and cigarettes and to take a friend to the movies. He remained in jail on a 150 dollar bond. two others were questioned and released. Police say the incident followed surveillance of a woman transient and involved a penknife and razor blades. Other arrests and charges were noted, with several suspects held on various counts and a crowded court slated for Sheriff Betes.
A fragmentary text shows characters in a distressed situation near a dying bird and a rescue attempt. Names like Nick, Duney, Rand appear amid disjointed dialogue about a scared ride and punctured creatures. The passage reads as a damaged OCR segment with many unreadable words and nonsensical phrasing.
AP Radio Editor details March 19 listings with WIZ NBC and WJZ NBC programs from New York and Stockholm. Notes include operatic excerpt from Fanal by Atterberg, performances by Mary Pichro, Lily Pons, Judith Anderson, Pickens sisters, and remarks by AFL president William Green on labor board legislation. Also mentions Gershwin collaboration for a March 25 concert and other NBC scheduled talks and shows.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe permit and license issues, a Wednesday meeting at New Market W. C. T. U. and upcoming events in March. It mentions unlicensed figures, a theatre script, and area police or staves, with references to licenses and numbers such as 249.
A fragmented schedule lists broadcasts for WEAF NBC and WABC CBS with times including 1:30 pm Theater Forum and 7 pm The Music Box. Mentions London correspondent George, Freddie Rich’s segment, and NBC Farm and Home hour with an Opera from Stockholm on WJ2 NBC at 12:34.
A compact guidance piece discussing common misuse of phrases like stating versus saying and there versus there. It covers pronunciation tips for loath and loathe, notes on misspelling exaggerate with double g, and suggests expanding vocabulary with attire garments apparel.
A readable OCR fragment shows "Evacuate" defined as clearing a place of inhabitants. It notes the city was not evacuated until defeat became imminent, illustrating practical use in crisis language.
An advertising claim urges prudent mothers to use Creomulsion for any child cough or cold. It touts six medicinal elements, soothing inflamed membranes, and stresses lack of narcotics and rapid relief. A bottle from the local druggist is recommended for instant use.
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