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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1946
Page
6
A fragmented OCR page presents a string of crossword like clues and partial words. The readable text hints at a themed curio shop and scattered entries including numbers and language hints. The sparse surface items invite decoding rather than narrative detail.
A compact word puzzle fragment lists cryptic items including Overgarment and Shakes with numeric cues and a corollary. The text mentions Dwarf and Pedal digits suggesting a thematic wordplay or riddle.
A garbled OCR snippet presents numbered clues and fragments linking to names and terms from diverse categories including persons, places, and objects. It reads like a crossword style list with items ranging from Bulgarian references to anatomical terms and a medieval reformer, with several entries partially legible.
A lively, uneven column riffs on bridge misunderstandings with references to S. J. Simon and Blackwood bidding, then shifts to backstage gossip about Paulette Goddard Burgess Meredith and director King Vidor on a 7 am shoot for A Miracle Can Happen. It threads in trivia on Berets, Bel Amore, Hildegarde, and a note on the origin of the word turtle and the term table.
In Hollywood on September 6 Erskine Johnson notes his authoritative take on the getting up in the morning habits of actors and show people. He discusses routines, influences, and the discipline behind early starts in the industry.
Lillie trains Pud to mentor a child named Rodney in boxing basics at the Bradford Street corner. Rodney imitates Pud’s stance and learns to move, while Lillie hints at trouble for Pud, noting Rodney’s line about his grandmother’s bridge day and Miss Turner being out.
Lillie O'Dell accuses August Bradford’s household of neglecting Rodney and vows to hold the Bradford family responsible if harm comes to him. Bradford reassures her he will address the concerns and hints at deeper maternal bonds forming with Rodney.
After Pud dies quietly at home, Lille assumes control of the Washington House. She expands menu offerings and adds music to attract patrons. On the anniversary of Pud's death she renames the establishment Pud's Place, signaling continuity and ambition in Kingston society.
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