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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1933
Page
9
Nesta Riddell unravels a web of mistaken identity and passion as Caroline Leigh confronts Jim Riddell’s supposed lover and his wife demands truth. Tim’s secret walk ends in fatigue and fog as Nesta cares for him, sensing deeper trouble behind the surface encounter.
Nesta Riddell blocks admission while Caroline Leigh claims Jim Ratdal is her cousin. A nurse’s note and a forged letter fuel a tense confrontation. Caroline pleads to prove a link, Nesta resists, and confusion deepens about Jim’s loyalty and a possible marriage ruse.
The Tivoli presents First National picture A Woman starring Edward Rohinson with Kay Francis, plus a romantic drama about a youth chasing conquest through secret passion. Also shows Ginger Rogers and Norman Rogers in Runner Romance, a House feature with vaudeville and dramatic suspense, and a Ship Boat short. Frederick theater offers Doctor Bull, The Last Adam, and a comedy with Mota and Mack. The Frederck inaugurates a new water show season with updated draperies and lighting.
Mr Airy and Mrs Yingling hosted a Sunday visit for Mr and Mrs W Albaugh, Mus Flora Al oath and Edward Yingling along with Manehaster Vic ang Vrs Eimer Wate and Eimer Nace Now Frovioy Pa. The Womens Freodly Boble Glast was noted in attendance.
Washington report from AP outlines expected shifts in whisky availability after repeal. Experts say domestic aged liquor stocks are small, with four year and older whiskies scarce while blending needs and imports could ramp up. Distillers foresee rapid withdrawal of aged stocks and a potential production surge to meet demand.
The column records numerous family visits and gatherings. Mr and Mrs Russell Leatherwood and children, Mr and Mrs Gurne5 Mokeworth, and Mrs Esther Hobfin visited Cassell Home Westminster. Adamstown and Monrovia relatives spent time with families. Gene Roop celebrated her eighth birthday with friends. Miss Gladys Buckingham of Washington DC visited her parents. Various church groups held meetings and reorganization, with officers elected at the Ladies Aid Society. Deer license applicants listed near Mt Airy. Card club and bridge gatherings noted. Hospital updates include Nancy Spurrer Norwood and infant, and Walter Hood’s arm injury. An October 3 church supper and October 13 lodge events announced.
Oct 2 report notes Merril Hoffman moved into his new workshop at Smith shop after completion by the State Roads Commission. Mr St J Sappington moved from Peoples Bank apartment to a residence of Howard M Rease. The State Roads Commission opened Many Street and plans parish bazaar for Sisters of Notre Dame Academy to be held at St Peters Sunday-Friday.
The Union Bridge focal high school names Dixietattler staff editors Irene Roop Betty Straw Ruth Main Donald Warren and others with duties. Local fair prizes include first in waters and marigolds. Harvest Home service at Brethren church Linwood featured a choir and canned goods collection for the pastor and wife. Union Chamber of Commerce elects officers and plans future meetings at the high school auditorium.
The article advises using fresh coffee with cold water per cup and specifies proper measures a heaping tablespoon per pot and near a tablespoon per cup. It notes a six minute percolation time and emphasizes standard, practical steps for good coffee.
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