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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1926
Page
3
Guide advises Charleston housewives on preventing left overs from spoiling in heat. Emphasizes proper refrigeration, timing for milk cheese and meat, and using two meals from one cooking batch. Includes recipes for reheated beef and vegetable with meat dishes and notes on storage and safety.
Marian Colhyte loves Alte Molden while his wife Harriet lives apart. Alec Holden's return stirs danger as Richard Endicott plots to force loyalty, threatening Marian with coercive schemes. Tension sharpens between passion, manipulation, and social peril.
Mercer School reports eight pupils achieved perfect attendance for the school year 1625 1920. Named are Violet Morris Vivian Mul Jing Leon Trotter Josephine Knowles and others. Followed by a list of numerous students recognized for faithful attendance.
A vintage guide explains meat and camping food for trips away from stores. It covers bacon, ham, dried beef, frankfurters, and canned meats as portable staples, with cooking methods and a recipe for Supreme Bacon Macaroni and Macaroni.
Work on the Ferry Branch grade progresses with foundations installed and concrete obstructions in place. Upon completion of the starting monument, new moving work will begin, providing a crossing for east and west bound traffic. Exterior painting of the White House to resume this summer, with a $6,400 cost and a two month timeline, per the Office of Public Buildings and Parks.
Eway feins announces an auction sale of business lots on Monday July 7 at 10 o clock sharp. The event will be held at the corner of Capitol and Downally streets.
A fragmented 20th century recipe page lists omelet making steps with yolk preparation and folding, then describes multiple cake and cookie batters and frostings. It includes flour, baking powder, milk or water, butter or substitute, salt, spices, and optional nuts, with baking times and oven temperatures.
Offorts of the student body of Line yain 3unior High school were elect ed Thursday, June 3. Hoy labliteaul was elected president, ny Markins, vicss president, Charlotte Wald, seche tary, Forrest Tully, president of ath letic associatio Tather Woodall, vice-president, Marjorie Tetaches, secretary and treasurer. Elected on the executive committee were Jen rings Fast, Nina Davis and Archie Butts
Clarksburg June 4 news reports Four-H leaders chosen for coming year at the Jackson's Mill agricultural camp. Dr Leahy French of Mare Rantaws named president. Jomon J. Hilo of Clarksburg elected vice president. Tauline Spangler of Margantawn secretary. Sinx Jielon Band of Christeton and W. W. Trovit of Charleston named executive committee members. Delegates discussed issues and youth programs. NAMPPALIAN GENEILVES ROMA June 4 notes Premier Stansn Hint appointed generals. Funds of five million will be used to raise field training and officer pay percentages in a new reorganizational plan.
The piece outlines home entertaining ideas using sugar loaded desserts and strawberry canning methods. It details playful decor and table settings for a 9 to 12 o’clock supper, plus a full canning process for preserving strawberries, including washing, sugaring, juicing, sterilizing jars, and oven canning. It ends with a brief press note on government claims awards to German American claims.
State officials recorded new charters for Winnings Manufacturing in Hlurfield with 26000 dollars to produce work clothing. Omega Construction in Washington I C with 200000 dollars aimed at general contracting. Names of incorporators and their home towns listed. Dissolutions filed for Golden Rod Products of Bluefield and Sprang and Company of Butler Pa. Several officials and educators visited state offices yesterday.
About five Huntington officers arrested Joh Mortis Gecit Layne and Arthur Aldridice Thursday afternoon. They were taken to Huntington yesterday charged with auto theft. The wrecked car was found abandoned on the C and O bridge. Two suspects admitted the theft. others were held for Huntington police.
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