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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1935
Page
9
Emily plans a quiet exit from Birmingham with Judith's help after Edwin admits fault and promises support. She weighs divorce steps, contemplates Mor ton Hall, and eyes a fresh life while navigating family reactions and a pending Birmingham ordeal.
A damaged recounting follows a young peasant soldier who retreats from one fallen outpost to the next along a colonial frontier. He endures extreme thirst hunger and danger to reach the sea and his army only to face punishment for a minor rule. The piece condemns war and army life in colonial expeditions and is noted as shocking and sincere.
Bruce Catton reviews Pro Pavia by Aton Sender. The book follows a young ex president who joins Spanish scouts in the Rif mountains amid a brutal campaign. It depicts water scarcity and bleak, bloody warfare on a distant front.
In a 1935 NEA Service tale Scouty learns canoe making from an Indian. They test light birch bark boats on a stream, with jokes and playful banter as the boys compare skills and ride their crafted vessels. The scene ends with pride as the boat sails well.
William McQuafin notes Clem McCarthy will narrate the Barr-Lous fight Tuesday on WEAF WJZ NBC with Graham McNamee and Edwin C Hill among the announcers. The schedule lists programs from 4:15 p m to 11:30 p m across WEAF NBC and WABC CBS, including concerts, news, and church services.
A jumble of names and places recounts visitors and travels across Missouri and nearby states. Numerous households in Washington County and beyond are credited with guests from Alo, Atlanta, Baltimore, Ridgeville, and more, while several residents plan or complete returns home after extended sojourns and family gatherings.
Mrs Reed, about 60, lived in China for several years and is survived by two sons Reed and another, a veteran, and a sister, Musuita, from Mt Aus, plus brother Clarence Runkles of Baltimore.
A fragmented OCR listing names, places, and brief mentions: Mr and Mrs Howard Yo Murdock, Mr and Mrs Tony, Betty, and Mary Gage appear among scattered references to towns like New York Co and Mt Aly. The unreadable text hints at church, travel, family notices, and local names without a coherent event.
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