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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1934
Page
10
A practical article on planning a June fête breakfast and luncheon menus with recipes and serving tips. It covers course structure from fruit cups to soups and salads, recommends seasonal fruits, suggests cake and ice cream pairings, and includes menu examples for breakfast and dinner with notes on presentation and color coordination.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions federal officers, safety, a monetary amount of 295 dollars in gold, and unnamed individuals. The readable portions are insufficient to determine a coherent event, parties, or location.
An article from Edxor Journal outlines spring and summer hay fever, naming trees maple pine oak poplar elm as spring culprits and grasses including orchard blue and timothy as summer triggers. It advises desensitization via pollen extracts, emergency injections for severe attacks, and using pollen filters and closed windows during peak pollination.
A garbled text passage hints at sensitivity to pellens and various tones, but the fragmentary nature leaves interpretation uncertain. No concrete names, dates, places, or events are present to anchor a full factual card.
A 900 gallon water tank crashed through five floors of a building in Chicago, killing five men and injuring several others. The incident, caused by loosened moorings, collapsed the roof and forced occupants to flee. Postal officials earlier sought funding for an experimental project in 1912.
Viva Villa closes its three day Tivoli engagement produced by Metro Goldwyn Mayer. The film recounts the life and loves of Mexican revolutionary general Villa with Wallace Beery and Katherine DeMille leading a notable cast. City Opera House presents Ralph Bellamy and Shirley Grey in a police dept tale with Dorothy Lee in a musical. The Road to Ruin drama continues at Frederick theater with a sensational plot involving a young girl.
A noted stage event features Helen Foster Neil O Day Glen Boles and Richard Tucker in leading roles with a dramatic penalty scene and a fatal conclusion. Preliminary shorts include Screen Slapshots a comedy and a news reel while guests of Oscar Helner near Pleasant Valley include Virginia Myers and family. Ezra Miler and Horace Westminster attend dinner with George Miller.
A fragmented notice lists visitors and hosts around Sam's Creek on a March date. Names include Mr and Mrs Stein Erb, AW Eker and family, Mrs. Joseph Lovett, Mrs. Darin, Miss Emma Singer, Lemuel Newon, the Borderton party from Baltimore, and the Schneider family among others. Several locals and relatives are mentioned as guests or travelers in this unreadable clipping.
Property transfers include Sarah Ann Jackson deeded to Cora EL Toms for $3 and to Ella E. Eysler for $32. The report notes a Tokyo cosmetic trend, a surgeon prospering from eye widening to achieve a soulful look.
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