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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1933
Page
9
Luxurious velvets and fabrics richly en crowned with gold threads and fur trim lead the afternoon scene. Jane Chanel showcases gold cloqué evening dresses while a black velveteen gown embroidered in gold stands out. A velvet off the face hat complements the look, with wine colored wool cover highlighting padded corded shoulders.
The article details long evening skirts with trains or center back fullness, the rise of the corsetiere with new princess lines, and sleeve emphasis in velvet dresses. It notes high necks and waist lines, rich textures like beaded puffed sleeves, gloves matching ensembles, and a mix of burgundy and brown tones. An alligator bag is highlighted as a fashionable accessory.
Caroline learns Nesta Williams and James Riddell married on July 25, but the clerk’s memory gaps and odd handwriting cast doubt on Jim’s signature. She visits the registry to verify the marriage entry, only to confront uncertainty about Jim’s involvement and the truth behind Nesta’s past. Tomorrow she plans to probe Nesta’s history further.
Oct 17 Sykesville residents recount visits from Mary Braxner Indian Head Md Mrs Em Fisher Mrs Asbury Hobbs Sr and Jr Glenelg society hosted Rev and Mrs H Q Burr. Attendees include Mrs Henry Clar AP and J Ay ting of the Teachers Association Oct 9 at Rop m Ct. Also mentioned are Towson Tomes and Clayke families plus Mrs Bird and Dr ant Mrs Beak ianton Marylane News notes that advertising pays and spurs investment in the State Firemen’s Association.
An article offers home ideas to comfort ill children at meals. It suggests playful egg dishes like a cabin toast egg, baked eggs with hollow toast, and egg sculptures. Surprises in bowls, bright tableware, and varied liquids help maintain interest. It lists a sample tomorrow's menu with breakfast and luncheon items.
Fragmented OCR text outlines a political figure assailing McKee in New York during a campaign event. It references a president and a Democratic ticket, with mentions of a national effort and possible fusion tactics affecting the outcome.
Baltimore October report states State Bank Commissioner John W. Ghingher received a request from B. Merriam chairman of the Deepest Liquidation Board created by the public government to hasten reopening of closed banks nationwide. The telegraph asks for information on institutions closed or in liquidation and those undergoing reorganization. The program follows Washington talks about reopening strategies and anticipated support for bank reopenings.
The city installs a new heating plant by Wilson Stove House with initial testing at 6 am. Workmen monitor the system as connections to the third floor begin, while city officials plan a future official acceptance and further workspace upgrades. Local officials warn that tonight’s meeting may be limited to essential business and a councilman’s report outlines ongoing state and federal references for the project.
Sinister garbled copy promotes Creomulsion as a cough remedy with dubious claims. The ad boasts seven best helps and a money back promise if relief is not achieved, but the text is unclear and contains many misspellings and nonsensical phrases.
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