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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1929
Page
8
A fashion feature outlines spring wardrobes with sheer nets and georgette fabrics. It highlights trims of glass bead and thread reticules, paired with light coats and bright writing cloth choices. The piece notes a fair balance of materials and color ranges, mentioning crepe and satin textures and urging safe fabric selections.
Washington reports a push to expand Russian American trade as Soviet industry grows. Analysts note prewar production up 25 percent and about 600 million dollars in industrial expansion this year. Soviet imports and state cooperatives shape the outlook amid negotiations.
Emmitsburg and surrounding areas report a flurry of visits and travels. Residents include Mrs David erS and grandson in Baltimore, Mrs James Brooks and son visiting relatives in Baltimore, Mrs Alma Newe in Garner and Baltimore, and Albert Haspethorn with wife in Hagerstown. Jane Doe Grace Rowe spent time in Baltimore, while Joseph Heke was in a Baltimore hospital for examination. The Lu Hellther meeting featured a May Bee and activity in Ho Rie on Tuesday evening.
A fragmented line notes March 19 events involving Cay Fuse and related items. The readable text mentions a home context and unclear tas, suggesting a brief regional update or notice. No complete names or actions can be confirmed from the fragment.
March 19 report on diplomatic liquor shipments causing concerns in Washington and at embassies. Legations fear securing alcohol from Baltimore port by private conveyances to avoid dry law restrictions. After a 60 case seizure in Washington, private truckers hesitate to haul liquor, while officials weigh responses and possible not formal apologies.
A broken text describes a rider knocked by a mule in Virginia territory. The person collapsed after a half hour and received calling for help. A man named Hahn was employed at the horse and suspected of striking the animal to speed it up. The mule is not considered dangerous but may have been struck by the crowd.
Rt Rev Monsignor B J Bradley Rt Rev John Tierney and Rev James G Burke attended St Marys College for the Arch bishop Michael J Curley anniversary in Baltimore. The note adds a remark about Founts of birds, and mentions captivity reports in the United States with some specimens living for years.
A forthcoming auction outlines transfer of items from Red Areva City in Fickelite Val or similar area. The event seeks broad participation including schools lodges and organizations with eligibility for transferables and note from secretary Hsery Brandenburg of Frederick Resource Grub.
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