Hot Cross Buns Recipes and a Death Notice
Hot cross bun recipes are presented in long and quick methods with ingredients and steps. An obituary notes Brigadier General Thomas Ward, 87, oldest West Point graduate, dying at Rochester home.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1926
Page
7
Hot cross bun recipes are presented in long and quick methods with ingredients and steps. An obituary notes Brigadier General Thomas Ward, 87, oldest West Point graduate, dying at Rochester home.
Leipzig reports a police force drop of 300 officers during President Hindenburg’s visit, attributed to castor oil poisoning. German communists are alleged to have spiked police food, echoing fascist tactics.
A woman discovered $12 000 in securities sewn into the folds of an old skirt she wore today. Doctors advise the man to stay at York House for several days as the illness subsides.
London dispatch says the Prince of Wales has contracted a cold in his left ear, with reports detailing his condition as of March 26.
Pan Chao stands as the earliest known woman writer and historian in Chinese history, gaining recognition for her scholarly contributions and enduring literary impact. Her work exemplifies early female intellectual prominence in a patriarchal society.
Police launch search for Jacob Fchieiderer Jr a U S customs guard who disappeared while watching a $200 000 cargo of liquor on the schooner Mistin quette in New York.
Cambridge report notes J Stewart French, Harvard freshman, donated a pint of blood to aid a business executive, then plans to fight tonight for the university's 175-pound boxing championship. The text mentions assault details involving Menninger and an agent, but is fragmented.
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