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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1936
Page
11
Fashion notes describe budget friendly fur looks for college girls including a gray Bombay lamb coat with fill sleeves and a fitted collar, plus a Mile hat to match. The LEYT model highlights a tailored bodice and waist emphasis with broad shoulders and a suede belt, while RIGHT showcases a gray kidkin fur with a fitted waist and Persian lamb trim, modeled with a matching lighter hat.
Local United Brethren Church hosts a choir festival this evening with choirs from Otterbein Memorial United Brethren in Baltimore and several local churches. Directors include Fr. Paul R. Iyoontz and Mrs. A M Judetind, with organists and soloists from multiple congregations. Massed choirs close the program with the Austrian Hymn and postlude. Hostesses will entertain guests afterward.
Washington November reports on the possible reshuffle of President Roosevelts cabinet stir persistent rumors of changes. The debate centers on potential new picks for War Navy Port of Commerce and other key departments as no official indications have been given.
Jamon A. Parney, returning to the Postmaster Generalship after a campaign absence, is reportedly interested in a private business role when his term ends. Fasley has declined to comment on this and other rumors that he might remain until 1990 and then run for New York governor.
An advertisement touts Kellogg's All-Bran as a remedy for headaches poor appetite and sleepiness claiming it helps constipation from low bulk. It promotes two tablespoonfuls daily as a breakfast cereal or ingredient with a money back guarantee and emphasizes scientific testing and guaranteed results.
Court notices list numerous misspelled names and places, including Allentowty, Eva Dantes, and Keéwant Ho, with unclear roles. The fragmentary item references a marriage liven and a pair of suerkan in a distant walk, suggesting a chaotic docket entry with limited legible facts.
A fragmentary report notes regional officials and the Vyan corporation considering health oversight within the county. It mentions a $10 fee, a spouse’s involvement, and discussions of a local public health entity in a rough, OCR damaged style.
Fragmented OCR lists varied prices and items in Medford commerce, mentioning cigars, cigarettes, meat stoves, and household goods. Numerous garbled phrases reference bags, beans, corn, and local vendors, suggesting a market price roundup or advertisement page.
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