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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1934
Page
11
Margaret McBride interviews authorities on home decoration and explains that one of the first principles is elimination. Agnes Foster Wright warns against clutter, urging economizing on perishables and choosing charming designs, while admitting decorated homes suffer from emotional collecting tendencies.
Boston native Agnes Foster Wright describes building a design career from art school to a New York shop. She advocates self service chintz shops, mixed-era furniture, and careful color and textile choices to create individual rooms. Her approach favors simplified bedrooms, adjustable lighting, and avoiding clutter, with homes in New York and a 100-year-old Connecticut country house featuring chintzes and antique accents.
Federal agents arrested Simentor known as The Greek after a raid on a Frederick home operation. They seized 14 gallons of untaxed liquor including cream de gin and white whiskey and found no federal tax paid licenses. Bernard Davis was held on charges of possession of untaxed liquor and released on bond. The case heads to the Federal grand jury in Hagerstown.
Incomplete text fragment mentions cattle and hunger with scattered phrases. No clear event, people, places, or dates are identifiable to form a full news item or concrete summary.
Tivoli presents Jean Muir and George Brent in Da and Desirable as one bill. The cast includes Verree Teasdale John Halliday Charles Starrett Joan Wheeler Pauline True with a musical cartoon and news reel. Opera House closes Whom the Gods Destroy starring Walter Connolly with Doris Kenyon Robert Young Hobart Bosworth and others.
An injured youth was reported after a vehicle accident near a fair tour site in Maryland. Authorities units responded to the scene and coordinated medical transport. Further details on the incident and any involved parties were not immediately available.
State Farm Bureau announces a statewide tour inviting all farmers to attend. The event, labeled LO SLUR OMEDY i Lour, aims to engage farmers and discuss agricultural issues and programs.
Baltimore September 27 Attorneys for the Dablig Service Commission plan to take the C and BP Telephone Company rates case to the U S Supreme Court in October to seek about a 1 2 million dollar annual cut in Maryland telephone bills. The record from the special Federal Court trial will stand as the first step of the appeal with briefs likely filed a month or so later and arguments possible in January or February. The final decision probably won t be handed down before next Spring or later.
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