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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1935
Page
9
A river rescue unfolds at night as Rob Crack ar saves a Feaniakh girl near a smoldering riverfront. The scene shifts to a tense home entry with Tecla Aorki and Mia Farnsworth as family whispers rise over an unsettling event.
Anne faces uncertainty about her engagement as her mother hints at possible forgiveness while planning a family dinner. Rob’s jealousy and past actions color their plans, and a looming southern farm kin adds strain amid a sea breeze and approaching storm.
Jeanne Bowman Luke reveals Farnsworth makes a sudden choice that shocks family members as Rob and Anne prepare to meet in a lobby scene. Tecla Sorkl is introduced as a relative ally, while Rob and Anne keep Tecla’s presence discreet amid a tense family dinner plan.
In Seattle and Seaview investigators round up suspects after the body of seven year old Sally Jean Kelley is found in an unused garage. An autopsy reveals sexual assault and desecration. Detective Ernest Yaris says the child was likely attacked in the apartment house where she was visiting her grandmother.
Robert Allerton Parker profiles John Humphrey Noyes. The biographical study highlights his blend of reform zeal and controversial ideas, including communalism, sexual communism, and pseudo eugenics, noting the community's orderly success and eventual dissolution as influence waned. Putnam publishes the work.
Quotes from Ano Loring and Maj Gen Haydo Tada mix with opinions on race, education, and perception. The piece ties Hollywood allure to provincial charm, notes Japan's harsh policy stance toward China, and comments on color perception shaping knowledge, citing George Barton Dutton Roy Scarrett and university leaders.
Secretary McKenney analyzes Board No 27 from the national masters tournament. The featured hand centers on a six clubs contract with bold bidding and a sequence of ruffs and discards by declarer to set up winners. The note explains how an opening heart lead and subsequent play could have yielded a successful contract if North had led the ten of hearts.
Tivoli Theater presents Call of the Wild tale with Clara Qeble Loretta Young and Jack O’Nair in leading roles. Darryl Zanuck’s production adds romance to the frontier saga. City Opera House offers Murder in the Meeting with Parker and Taylor co starring. Frederick showcases Hardrock Harrigan with O’Brien Kohler. Stage Fright rounds out the program with comedy cartoon and newsreel.
Fragmentary bridge notation shows directions South West North with passes and an opening lead listed as 2 clubs or 2 hearts unclear. The sequence includes several passes and a few four suit bids, but readable details are incomplete for full contract or outcome.
A stylish outfit description highlights a high collar crepe dress with rhinestone details and a matching jacket. The design features a self fabric belt, long sleeves, and a trim silhouette suitable for informal events.
Plans for a Sunday October 20 bicycle ride led by local dealer J Paul Delphey. About 350 riders from city and county expected. Destination and route to be announced day of ride. The day will include a treasure hunt and a weiner roast.
The scrambled text hints at war coverage and public sentiment with mentions of Hitler and a call to decency. It references Nye and Webster in relation to language and a future United States stance. The readable parts suggest a historical World War II era dialogue on conflict and culture.
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