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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1934
Page
7
The article reviews a smart three piece suit with a two toned top coat in fog blue ideal for students, juniors, and youthful matrons. It notes high crowns dominate new headwear with extravagant turbans and a Russian clerical hat design, reflecting designer trends.
The piece traces a NC college football clash among Duke, North Carolina, and NC State, framed by Duke’s historic recruitment of Wallace Wade and a local tobacco influence in the sport. It notes Duke’s 1933 21–0 win over UNC, hints at alum connections and shifting affiliations, and references Babe Ruth and baseball figures in a broader sports panorama.
A chaotic sports column jokes about baseball roles with Harr Seve and Sewell in fielding spots while Johnny Stone Humpes with a bum ankle. The piece highlights coach antics, a Detroit crowd pun, and a playful portrait of the Schoolboy's imposing stride and exaggerated persona.
The Christian Church Ladies' Aid met at Rev and Mrs R Lut ton home to finalize remodeling plans and enjoy social hour. Attendees included Mrs Bob Dudrow Mrs Talan Stone Mrs Byron Darby and others. several members and guests noted as visiting or staying with relatives in Kempown Gaithersburg and Baltimore. The group will host an oyster and chicken supper in Burdettey Hall on a September Saturday.
The Washington Daybook surveys a referendum atmosphere and contrasts Herbert Hoover and Henry Wallace. It notes Hoover as a Democratic-leaning figure discussed for 1920 nomination and Wallace as advocating new Frontiers themes. It highlights their ideas on liberty, tradition, and national guidance.
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