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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1926
Page
4
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B. Frank Ratstat, longtime Marlboro resident and active member of the Grand Army of the Republic and Marlboro Lodge, died suddenly after heart trouble. Born in Boston in 1847, he served in the Civil War era and spent decades in photography and community service. He leaves a second wife and two children from his first marriage. Funeral plans and service details are reported with military honors to be arranged by comrades and local veteran groups.
Lyonhurst announces a lavish fall lineup with top orchestras led by Leo Reiseman Ross Gorman and Felix Ferdinando plus Vincent Lops Casa Lopez Orchestra. The 3500-seat venue offers extensive parking as Lyonhurst markets national acts to draw large crowds in a premium Broadway area. Performances span September 1 to 3 with multiple appearances by each act.
A simple chicken salad combines diced cooked chicken with celery and pecans. Mix with mayonnaise and evaporated milk to create a creamy dressing.
A day plan features breakfast with orange juice bacon and cinnamon toast, luncheon salmon salad with potato croquettes and jelly, and dinner fricassee of lamb with lettuce and potatoes. Recipes include salmon salad dressing and croquettes with onion juice parsley and bread crumbs.
In candid remarks Miss Hopper discusses careful eating to ward off aging. She favors a daily salad plan featuring Garden of Eden and Chantilly dressings, topped with orange peel, pineapple, apples, grapes, and lettuce, plus Newport Salad with tuna and vegetables.
A dated home tip suggests heating bran in the oven and rubbing cretonne chair covers with it to lift stains. The text promises good results and notes a method involving fresh bran until all marked fabric is treated. It also mentions cold water tricks for stain removal and a brief, stray line about Edna Wallace Hopper’s age and activities.
Tom Driscoll of Burlingame and Mer vyn Griffin of San Francisco advance to the second round in the Delmonts championship doubles event. McCormack and McLoughlin endure three hard sets to survive the opening match as tension and stage fright surface in the quirky recap.
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