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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1934
Page
4
In a trial linked to a fatal Linden crash, witnesses including Green Ehne testified about an alcoholic odor in hair tonic used by Repp. Prosecutors argued Repp was intoxicated while driving. defense suggested other factors and witnesses. Judge Bowers scheduled continued sessions after a public holiday.
A bridge hand discussion advises cautious bidding for no trump contracts and highlights a South hand aiming for a grand slam in hearts. West opens with king, spade play yields a first trick win, and a queen and jack finesse feature in the narrative as the dealer critiques bidding strategy.
The article recounts a bridge hand where the declarer made optimal plays and a later description mentions an accident blamed on a family wheel. State witnesses testified that Repp and his companies were intoxicated after being ejected from a truck. Police noted Irregular behavior observed by Turnkey Ira Rout.
Gary Indiana March 23 Dr William A Wirt founder and head of Garys model school system asked investigation by a special congressional committee into his charges. He read to Rand Jr and said a presidential advisor warned of keeping Roosevelt until ready to replace him with a Stalin. He vows to testify if the committee asks and will name the best-trustees if needed. Vienna March 25 new American corporative constitution published with army displays. A bottle in a truck disputed as liquor. bond set at 500 and Reop released. Weekend arrests include John Bayes for drunkenness in this city and Phip Stanky near Emmitsburg for drunkenness. hearings set Tuesday night. Kenneth Fritts of Kearneysville cited for no license and speeding. to serve a sentence and costs of 17.
A health note advises boosting iron intake during March and April to combat tiredness. It lists lean beef, liver, oysters, eggs, lentils, dried beans, spinach, strawberries, dates, figs, raisins, oats, and whole cereals as strong sources, and warns cooking methods affect iron retention. It emphasizes balance with vegetables and bulky fibers and cautions against relying solely on meat.
Breakfast features orange juice cereal with figs toast and coffee. Luncheon includes creamed codfish on graham toast with stewed tomatoes and gingerbread. milk and tea. Dinner offers beef stew with vegetables curry endive with bacon dressing rhubarb and milk.
A vintage advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle, effective remedy for constipation and liver detoxification. It claims the product preserves youth, energy, and beauty, replaces calomel, and has been prescribed for two decades. It urges nightly use before bed and lists olive color branding with prices 15¢ 10¢ and 9¢.
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