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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1928
Page
5
A fashion note details coats growing longer with dramatic belted fronts and dark breasted styling. Mentions retro trends and revised silhouettes, highlighting belted and rear belt variations as key elements of the updated look.
Velvet items are adapted for new uses in clothing and accessories. Shown are apron frocks and fitted garments updated for modern wear with reworked patterns and materials. Demonstrations highlight improved craft, cost considerations, and evolving techniques.
A historical notice warns that some hair dyes still contain dangerous substances posing health risks. It discusses regulation gaps, the myth of restoring color rather than true color, and cautions against altering natural hair for appearances.
Funeral rites were conducted at 2 o'clock from We Troon chapel for David H Marin. John Plunger Ros-Taterment Olivet cemetery attended by funeral directors Postel and Albanga. Condolences and arrangements were handled by American Tenen undertakers.
Market prices for wheat and corn are listed alongside hogs and other livestock quotes. The fragment also mentions spring chicks and related produce values, with several unclear figures and notes due to OCR issues.
Oct 12 meeting of the Parent-Teachers Association drew a large turnout. After a final decision the group favored a site on the town rock near Scott Clem son farm and pressed for the Middie 2 location. The school board and parents vote to proceed with the plan despite Criss er and others confined to bed recently.
The deceased was attended by members and attendees. Pail bearers were nephews Ciemen Mohler Newman Dudrow Lee Garland Myers and Joseph Jamiison. Interment at Olivet Cemetery. Funeral director C E Cline.
The notice advertises cheap used cars with payments as low as $29 and a 35 day guarantee on each car. It highlights Ford Sedan with starter, and other low prices, inviting buyers to inspect at Posty Market and nearby streets. It mentions saving prices on electric light and staple goods.
A fragmented OCR entry mentions a $160,000 amount tied to a bank, listing numerous scattered personal and surname fragments. The text is garbled with inconsistent capitalization and unclear roles, making the exact action or parties hard to determine.
OCR fragment outlines a property sale or listing with several parcels. Mentions of 13 acres with barns, 35 acres with buildings, and a price of 7000 dollars. Also references water, dairy, bottler, and a road name Hardron A, plus vague land descriptions.
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