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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1935
Page
8
A Paris wind tunnel of gigantic proportions tests full-size airplanes. The article notes the scale and scope of the facility and its impact on aviation research and development in the capital city.
Bruce Catton reviews A Book A Day novel Shining and Free by B. Stern. An 88-year-old Viennese Jewish matriarch rules the Rakowicz family in London, driving a merry chase that includes night clubs, a motorcycle ride, late-night parties, and a cast of characters from a shell-shocked veteran to a flapper.
The fancy dancer and Scouty give lively performances while a giant and a cowboy join the act. The rope trick delights children as the group offers playful stunts and humor, ending with a note that a future story will reveal more.
Sen Harry W LeGore introduces a bill to let Walkersville burgess and commissioners buy Walkersville Water Company for up to 25000 through a bond issue. The plan, subject to referendum, appoints LeGore Wilmer F. Davis and Flurry T Phoebus as a study spy committee.
Open house planned for Thursday and Friday at A B Fisher showroom on Patrick Street to spotlight 1935 Kelvinator household models. Mrs Catherine Warne will discuss desserts and refrigerator use while visitors view live demonstrations of features and operation. Novelty favors and prizes will be awarded.
An automobile stolen from a curb in Lewistown was recovered Saturday night 1800 miles away in good condition but with new radio ash trays and other trims. Donald Ramsburg 17 West Fourth street was arrested on a charge of taking the car and released on bond. The owner Charles E Powell Lewistown had reported the vehicle missing since February and learned it had been driven at night for three weeks. He admitted replacing his father’s license tags and storing the car in a vacant garage off West Fourth Street.
One of the season’s largest auctions occurred at William Eckenrode’s property near Uniontown on Tuesday. The sale totaled $4,600 as a 17 year old mare sold for 171 and a three year old colt brought 181. About thirty head were offered to bidders.
Cattle averaged 876 apiece. A 10-year-old dry implement brought $90. A binder cutting 12 crops on a 300 acre farm sold for $101. A seven gallon milk can sold for $6. Seed corn brought $2.70 a bushel. Hogs ranged from $5 to $10. Harry.
Fragmentary text mentions an auctioneer and individuals named Bortter and Anders. It discusses keeping the intake manifold at winter running temperature to reduce gum deposits in engine valves. The passage is incomplete and lacks clear context or a complete report.
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