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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1942
Page
8
A fragmented radio listings page outlines various programs and time blocks including dramas serials musicals and news segments. Notable entries mention Captain Midnight Times and News Perfect with multiple blue network shows and orchestras.
The national men's pair championship featured Tris Murray Gross of Ashland and Dr. William Lipton of New York finishing second. William McKenney's team impressed in a tough field, with declarer leading low and a sequence misdirecting the defense as hearts and clubs shaped the outcome.
A set of etiquette questions about travelers and helpers aboard trains and in stations. It asks whether to wipe the washbow, move quickly in crowded dressing rooms, assist a woman changing trains at a small station when no porter is present, travel lightly, and how to handle arriving in a city with no available hotel rooms.
A fragmented puzzle-like text lists mixed clues and partial answers. It mentions entities such as a U S senate from Oklahoma, chemical symbols, verbs, body parts, and items like garments and oleum suffixes. The jagged lines resemble a cryptic crossword or word puzzle with scattered definitions and hints.
A fragmented OCR style list cites clues and partial answers across varied topics from U S senators to biblical books, chemical tellurium and Arabic letters. It reads like a cryptic crossword grid with numbers and stray terms such as moisture, exclamation, and unit hints.
A reader question asks whether to drop a friend at the station or drive away to avoid crowding and missed connections. The scenario notes trains are often late and that crowded stations complicate goodbyes. The piece also mentions January as the official birthday for all thoroughbred horses.
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