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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1934
Page
11
Bowers a hunter cad Ivy Green and others seek shelter from a sudden rainstorm aboard a ship. They discover the vessel rigged to strike a reef by Captain Weng Bu and it sinks after being driven onto the reef.
On the Boldero, Captain Wong Bo and crew attempt to abandon ship as it sinks after a reef collision. Bowers leads a breakout through fire doors with an ax while Ivy releases animals toward Tiger Island. The ship sinks, boats are wrecked, and a liferaft is improvised as the crew escapes.
A fragment recounts a Divine Service note on Nights of Pythias with Rev. Dr and Mr Harp leading remarks. The piece emphasizes brotherhood as a moral ideal and calls for unity among men in the face of hardship. It mentions Fraternity decline and references various speakers and themes of civilization.
A 1940s style guide shows how marinating pork shoulder in vinegar and spices creates a savory roasted dish. It suggests nuts in the glaze, a rich sauce, and serves with cauliflower or cabbage greens, rice or noodles, and a fruit dessert.
An alumni notice from Gaithersburg High School announces the next regular Alumni Association meeting to be held in the school auditorium on Monday evening September 10. Separate notes mention Miss Dorothy Ball of Richmond, a PRPACT project, and greetings from various local residents as the town continues to mark fall events. James Roosevelt, son of the President, was reported missing aboard the yacht Black but later reached safety. a Coast Guard search was underway nearby.
Members of the Gaithersburg Washington Grove Volunteer Fire Department auxiliary joined a Labor Day parade in Alexandria Virginia led by Chief Mere T Jacobs. The column also notes local residents traveling to the World's Fair in Chicago and visiting Canada, plus social visits in Gaithersburg and a meeting notice for Parryat-Teas Association at the Gaithersburg High and Ors tary School.
A long article discusses a forthcoming U S stamp catalog update detailing government and private stamps from Weylak to Cross, noting changes in classifications and the aim to include all stamp types in a single volume. It mentions a Havana strike affecting mail delivery and a move to improve postal service.
A garbled letter from a New Deal era period recounts a failed propaganda sting aimed at Herbert Hoover and others. It describes a stamped envelope, a Havana based newspaper, and a plaited oddity as the scene shifts through a rambling mix of names and political references.
The Catoctin Country Club golf team defeated Batt more View Country Club 111.2 to 91.2 points in a Sunday match at the total course. A return clash is set for Baltimore on September 23 with players listed as Leo Collistoner Carl W. Shook John Baas and R. Arthur among others. Play for the Hornwell trophy moves to the third round due by September 49.
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