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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1933
Page
9
Caroline Leigh returns to Hele Place with Jim Sandal during a night voyage past dark Rollway. The tale recounts her crusin and bid to the Biding, a strange sequence that ends with a hunt for emeralds and a set of events involving Hem ae, Autbond, and a series of fateful choices across weeks.
In the cluttered room Jim faces a torturing choice as Susie Van Berg’s photograph and a torn fingerprint page surface. Caroline reveals how whispers of his supposed affair with Susie and a midnight drive sighting tighten the noose. He muses on hiding in place to avoid questions, weighing public trial risks against his need for truth.
Detailed Maryland South Mountain Appalachian Trail maps issued by the Potomac Appalachian Trail Club show the route, wide access trails, and highways from Pen Mar to the Potomac at Weverton with 100 foot contour intervals. The Maryland section spans about 38 miles, recently cleared and signed, forming part of a 260 mile continuous trail from the Susquehanna River to Rockfish Gap, Virginia.
The article outlines Blue Ridge crest features from Cramp ton Gap to Quirauk Mountain and the surrounding historic sites. It notes elevations, jagged rock formations, and the role of Camp Ritchie, with landmarks including Lambs Knoll Black and High Rocks and Burnard Knob offering westward views into Shenandoah Valley. It details historical sites at Turkeys Gap and the George Washington monument ruins, Civil War era Townsend structures, and the South Mountain battle routes. It explains Appalachian Trail markers, maps available from the Trail Club, and a three day Maryland traverse starting at Pen Mar with distances and rail connections, highlighting pleasant forests and easy travel.
Leesburg October 24 to 28 Oak Hill estate the former home of President James Monroe near Teeshore in Tania county opens to the public from 9 2 a m to 5 p m to aid the Lowloon Ceoun lip Hospital The event is the third in a series organized by owner Frank Littleton and the hospital board with a small admission fee The proceeds go to the hospital and visiting Oak Hill will end on November 25 Local committees will guide visitors through rooms and paintings of fame and artefacts once belonging to noted patriots and statesmen including Washington Madison Jefferson and Adams among others
Indoor gardening grows into a popular winter hobby with small dish and rock gardens. Readers are guided to choose a container, prepare Tata rock, mix soil, and plant tiny specimens such as Echeveria, Monanthes, Kalanchoe, and Opuntia to create a decorative, imaginative bowl or rock garden on a window sill.
The article notes that the mansion stands on land granted to Lord Culpeper for the English crown. It identifies the first white resident owner as Lord Culpeper’s grandson, Thomas Lord Fairfax. The house’s early history is tied to these colonial landholders and the Thames area.
Health column notes how weather affects rheumatism and other illnesses. It cites changes in blood with barometric pressure and links iodine in water to goiter, referencing Hippocrates on climate and body traits. The piece cautions that climate health connections require long term, large scale data.
Mr and Mrs Victor Cline Lantz with Mr John Cline and Mrs Viola Smith of Pangborn Avenue Hagerstown return from a long West tour visiting the World’s Fair route through Canada and Niagara Falls. Mrs Cline a former Middletown Valley teacher calls it the most educational trip and notes the Century of Progress as a wished for sight.
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