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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1936
Page
9
In this fragmented account republic voices and party lines appear as voters in the story cast ballots. The piece notes confusion over electoral wires and candidate alignment, referencing Democratic and party slate dynamics and a focus on first time voters and regional admission.
Secretary of State Cordell Hull spoke at a Democratic rally in Hagerstown Maryland urging trade agreements as a basis for world peace. He linked prosperity to peace, criticized pre-1933 tariffs, and contrasted with Republican candidate Landon while noting support from Senator Millard E. Tydings and Rep. David Lewk in the district.
In a Chicago tournament preview, Dr. Tats Mark of Columbus is highlighted as a master of the reversed dummy concept in contract bridge. The article discusses a six heart contract where North's spade queen on the first trick tests the play versus four spades, with notes on strategic lines and player reactions.
A damaged pictorial column notes marriages including Mrs. Oyatho Byyseoree and a celebration in October, mentions Pearl, Mary Lou, and Gertrude Crectord, and cites a Milvine incident and wartime pamphlets. It reflects on refugees and trains, with scattered names such as Mary Lou and Charles Tovb.
A dense listing of assorted apparel and home goods with prices. Items include ladies hats dresses slips girdles uniforms pajamas and robes along with drapery fabrics linens towels and household textiles priced from under a dollar to several dollars. Multiple discounts and bulk offers appear for children’s wear and Damask fabrics.
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