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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1933
Page
7
Designers showcase versatile pieces turning sofas into beds with extendable ends and bedside tables with pull out shelves for reading or meals. Mirrors slide to reveal or hide their reflection while a dressing table stool nests in a drawer. Desks open to reveal knee holes and integrated chests, mantels gain side shelves, and some couches break into three chairs.
Des Motes Iowa Oct 25 Gov Herring summoned mid western colleagues to a conference Monday to address agriculture's economic ills while the Farmers National Holiday Association strike continued in Iowa Minnesota and Wisconsin Milo Reno leader of the strike said he would attend and back the effort Gov Herring urged considering all agricultural problems The proposed meeting was urged by holiday association leaders to discuss an NRA code for agriculture to guarantee cost of production for farm products and to press embargoes on farm goods Governors invited included North and South Dakota Nebraska Kansas Missouri Wisconsin Minnesota and Illinois
Hampstead October 25 notes show Adam Snider and Herbert Gross leaving for a Chicago fair. Several visitors and residents, including Mrs Maurice Gosnell Mrs Nannie Phillips and Mrs Albert Phillips in Hanover, William Jeager visiting Hampstead, Mrs Charles R Williams in Westminster, Mr and Mrs R H Bacon from Washington visiting John W Williams, Mrs Edgar Rudy and Nancy with relatives in Mt Airy, Mrs Elsie Sheets returning to Keyser W Va after a week with the Frushs, Mrs Fetter Newbelle and Mrs Floyd Bartner Arcadia entertained by Postmaster Elwood L Murray, Mrs Alice Baublitz and son Thomas guests of the Zepps, and Walter Murray noted as son of John W Murrey.
Joined the US Navy has left for Norfolk Virginia where he will tram rer for several weeks before sea duty assignment. Mrs Frank Frush daughter Louise and guest Mrs Sheets visited Baltimore. Mrs Philena Fenby and Miss Ol le Cole from Finksburg were guests of Persis Tracey. J H Buckley spent weekend in Washington DC. Mr and Mrs John Hughes of Upperco were guests at their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs T Bayern Gl.
In Elizabethtown New York a sudden autumn blizzard trapped hundreds of hunters from New York City and beyond in Adirondack forests. At least one hunter was missing as deputies reported others in danger while snow depths reached six to twelve inches and damaged roads trees and communications.
An old ad urges readers not to rely on salts or laxatives for quick relief and explains daily bowel movement tips. It promotes Carter's Little Liver Pills with a red label, noting availability at drug stores and pricing around 25 cents.
The AA A contest board supervised a 5000 mile economy run in Washington DC showing a Ford V 8 sedan averaging 22.5 miles per gallon with AMOCO GAS and AMOCO Motor Oil. A second test with a Ford V 8 White Freighter Truck powered by AMOCO GAS and AMOCO Motor Oil achieved 5402.6 miles at 28.4 mph, using 1599 quarts of oil, as official figures.
Wallington October report notes Albert Hoo Wiggin resigns his 100000 dollar annual retirement pay as head of the National Bank to the board. The move coincides with a Chase Bank board meeting in New York and a Pecora committee session examining Cuban bonds and related financial concerns.
Geneva reports the disarmament conference agreed to adjourn until December 4. A committee recommended the pause and will monitor progress as world leaders assess next steps in the process.
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