Hats of a Feather Flock to Gather in Style
A fashion note highlights hats and trims as key trends, with Frarann On Remeis fad Ee referenced in the summary of current style choices.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1931
Page
7
A fashion note highlights hats and trims as key trends, with Frarann On Remeis fad Ee referenced in the summary of current style choices.
A fragmented collection of baseball reminiscences and seasonal notes from various leagues. Mentions Purdue Indiana rivalry and Princeton cannons, race tracks around New York, and references to players like Ebner and Ehmke. Includes broad remarks on drafts, archives, and historic team moments.
The report recounts Eddie Ehmke using an underhand delivery and a hat trick-like curve to strike out 13 in the first game of the 1929 series. It notes tense moments with Tuners, Hornsby, and Wilson at the plate and mentions ball tampering rumors and various local social notes surrounding players and residents.
A confused report describes congressmen Pyles Fab Cofor and Al White arriving in Washington to back party nominees with plans to adjourn and travel home by Wednesday. It notes Garner and other leaders seeking support, while a Chicago campus event draws attention and mixed chatter about ongoing political games.
In Lexington Virginia on October 5 a student at Washington and Lee University stood out as he returned from June departure noted as “just another good golfer” to finish second to Francis Ouimet in the national amateur event.
An advisory claim promotes Cascarets for upset stomachs and headaches tied to constipation. It describes taking a candy to clear bowels, improve appetite, and restore digestion with a two night regimen and follow up until waste exits the system.
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