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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1935
Page
9
The fragmentary text hints at a confrontation involving a woman named Ann and her adversary Tom Farley, with references to a district attorney and a public or legal dispute. Names and events are unclear, leaving a terse portrait of factional conflict and personal enmity.
Fresh evidence enters the Anne Farnsworth trial as Judge Kellogg moves to hear Leighton Jones known as Buttons. Anne faces cross examination while the district attorney presses for deductions and Luke Farnsworth’s weapon reappears in testimony.
President announces a sweeping U S Canada trade agreement designed to cut tariffs and boost economic recovery. Key concessions include direct duty reductions on 180 American products and a broad drop in duties on magazines and periodicals, with new travel and customs provisions to aid commercial travelers.
A Hollywood feature profiles Johnny O Connor and other ex drivers touring Beverly Hills estates for visitors. It notes no scandals but lists who lives where and who’s married to whom, with curiosity about stars like Harold Lloyd, Charlie Chaplin, and Mary Pickford. The piece also mentions fame seekers and address updates from studios.
Pins completed and rehearsals are being held for the combined dramatic group at Frederick High. The four gasses? likely misread. Public time listed as December 6. Works show students preparing for performances with the group.
A community weekend near Detour and Washington DC featured visits by families and friends. Numerous locals such as Mrs Pennington, the Minnicks, and the Hoovers spent time with relatives, while several households hosted guests and shared news of travel and affection.
A 1935 NEA Service comic strip scene features Wee Duncy and Dotty encountering a tree elf who promises breakfast and a ride on magic grasshoppers. The playful tale ends with Duncy about to jump from a grasshopper as trouble looms in the next story.
An old advertisement assures relief from lingering coughs caused by colds or bronchial irritation. It claims Creomulsion soothes inflamed membranes and loosens germ laden phlegm, promising a refund if not satisfied after first bottle. The ad notes druggists guarantee and urges immediate purchase.
Several arrests were made over the week end including Willam Speaks Edward Saltanan and Melvin Bentz charged with disorderly conduct by Officer William Miller. George Wiresmaa was arrested for drunken and disorderly behavior by Officers Lawrence Pagan and Provak Dorsey. Sallie W Betson faced a parking violation in Police Court Saturday night.
Unclear readable fragments reference Moo and Mrs Wilton and a person named Mia Brame. Mentions Pen yr WA and Ky Aeroorea with scattered phrases. No coherent date or location established.
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