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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1935
Page
10
Fragmentary text recounts a tale about the Tin Carrots plantation and Benny Felton's heart, mentions David's sister Fudith, and references Frances Felton and a reluctant rebellion. Names and events are unclear, with several garbled phrases and potential character ties to a local storyline.
Emily, newly wed to Edwin, endures a tense wedding night in Nashville. The couple grapples with fear and distance as Emily recalls past loves and finds the marriage cracking. She slips away, leaving a note to Edwin, begging the truth be told.
Dr Fidelia Gilbert spoke at Trinity Lutheran church on medical missions and the medical survey work. The Women s Missionary Society plans its next meeting on September 11 to prepare plans for an October tally.
A hopeful note from N. A. Lupburrow laments better times ahead as people work nationwide in a happy momentum. The passage cites coffee as a complex beverage containing water sugar casein gum fat oil minerals caffeine and other substances.
A damaged text fragment narrates a rough campagn scene with lines about rope, ascent, and a bird. It mentions a character named Goldy and a plan to set a poet, with another speaker claiming Sweden bears a campaign. The passage is fragmentary and features disjointed dialogue and actions.
Tivoli shows Annapolis Farewell with Sir Guy Standing and Rosalind Keith today, featuring Misa Annabelle Lundgren and Ann Fowell Potts in minor roles. City Opera House offers Sanders of the River with Paul Robeson and Leslie Barks, plus Under Pressure at Frederick Theater with Lowe and McLaglen. Cartoon reels and news shorts precede features. Local crowds attend Blue Ridge College gathering and Baltimore visits for property work and hospital updates.
The Englar reunion gathered Aug 7 at Pipe Creek Meeting House with a large crowd. Daniel Englar elected president, Mrs. Charles Heston secretary, Mrs. Edgar Barnes historian, and plans stated for next year’s last Sunday in August. Several locals noted visits and travels including Mrs. Mollie Englar with Mrs. John Beard and others returning or visiting Baltimore, Dayton, and Cleveland. Rev. Berkley Bowman performed a baptism.
Visitors during her obness at her home included Mrs. Ida Bharretts Mins Helen ile James Formwalt Mr and Mrs Joh Strine and family Mia Fannie Stem Walter Strine and Mrs Rey Baile.
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