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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1933
Page
9
Rodney Dutcher notes the Agricultural Adjustment Administration aims to restore farmer purchasing power near 1916 14 levels through crop loans and marketing orders. He cites 150 million dollars in income support and a potential 40 percent production cut next year to reduce surpluses and lift prices.
Messre H Moxley and H Deets Warfeld organized a Shriner outing on Wednesday. Mrs Mary Bowers and Miss Vertie asked visited Mrs Monroe on Thursday. The new home of Mr and Mrs Brown nears completion. Mrs Bessie Becraft spent Saturday afternoon at Bethesda. The Ladies circuit met at Jesse Buxton's home Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Fannie Young and Mrs Eva rang with three children visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Harvey Moxley. Mr Eddie Bealle of Brownings- Uere visiting sister Florence Oxley. News advertising pays big dividends.
Thousands of women seek slimming help and try Kruschen Salts as a daily morning drink. A 30 day plan suggests half a teaspoon in hot water plus optional bedtime dose to shed pounds, promising improved health and a sparkling appearance.
Bastrite Sept 38 describes Biarritz fashion as casual yet elegant. The Prince of Wales inspires relaxed daytime wear with long coats and simple shirts, while evenings demand the latest gowns. Beach attire favors jersey trousers and white robes, with shorts, pajama sets, and vivid colors seen in resort outfits.
Baltimore independents meet to oppose the Maryland dairy board backed market plan approved in Washington. Henry A. Wallace and W. G. Knapp are cited. an $0.08 per 100 pounds producer assessment funds a control committee dominated by dairymen groups. Joeph M. Kline elected team manager at Bridgewater College.
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