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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1931
Page
3
A fashion column recalls Second Empire elegance with velvet evening wraps in wine and black velvet. Descriptions cover white fox collars and cuffs, Queen Anne influence, Empress Eugenie fur trim, and the practical concerns of rain and snow on long gowns.
Franklin Upshur, attorney for Yael Lee, said a venue change for the trial of the black suspect accused of killing four members of a Bera family may be requested when the case is called in Worcester Circuit Court. The remarks were made at Goon Hill, Maryland on October 20.
Alleged race and unrest cited as a factor as Cogro Himes faces four murder indictments. He was moved by boat to Baltimore after surrendering in Cambridge where he pleaded not guilty. His family and local attorney expect the trial to possibly shift to Baltimore for impartial proceedings.
A motorist with long experience praises Ford vehicles for safety comfort speed and economy. He notes buying eleven cars over twenty years but a Ford purchased thirteen months ago has given greater satisfaction than any prior car, reflecting broad positive sentiment from drivers connected with major universities.
Fragmentary text shows a decision denying a freight rate increase affecting road transport. No clear date, authorities, or entities fully legible. context suggests regulatory or council action on shipping costs and road freight charges. Further readable details are needed to specify parties and outcome.
Officials announce surcharges approved while debates note no more gas in stomach and bowels as costs shift. The text mentions department actions and a 1 percent September adjustment with references to places and entities, including state actions and political figures. The readable fragments point to policy changes, price adjustments, and enforcement notes from various departments.
The text argues many call indigestion a stomach problem when it is excess acid. It advises against crude aids and recommends Philips Milk of Magnesia as the tasteless, quick, harmless solution. One spoonful in water can neutralize much acid with immediate results and no harmful aftereffects.
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