Fall Party Drinks From Ateenage Gatherings
A vintage recipe segment describes refreshing fall party beverages for teens after football games. It highlights pale dry ginger ale used alone or with fruit juices such as citrus, apple, cranberry, or grape juice. Two cocktails are detailed: Cape Cod Delight and Football Special with cranberry, peach nectar, cream, apricot nectar, and pale dry ginger ale.
The Rottweiler Dog Breed History and Roles
The Rottweiler is an ancient breed once used to drive cattle for Roman armies in Central Europe. It is a large working dog with a long history, historically guarding and transporting money in a bag worn around its neck during medieval times.
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Rottweiler Size and Weight Details
The description lists the breed standard with a shoulder height of 22 to 27 inches and a body weight range of 80 to 110 pounds for both males and females.
Maryland Farm Front continues on price supports for corn
The article explains how farmers can use loans or purchase agreements to stabilize prices during harvest. It notes a link between heavy marketings and low prices and outlines the 1952 corn loan rate at 1.76 per bushel, with programs available through April 30, 1953 and maturity July 31, 1953. County PMA offices offer more info.
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In Memory of Hilda R. Cade
In loving memory of our sister Hilda R. Cade who passed away October 26 1949 three years ago They say time heals all sorrow Yet three years has proved how much we miss you God gave us strength to bear the blow Always remembered by her brothers and sisters
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Hilda R. Cade
Marydel Notices of Births Deaths and Visits
Marydel community notices report Jean Hildebrande visiting in Yonk ers New York and Clifton Butler as grandparents with Diane Elizabeth Wright born to Ferris and Mrs Wright of Little Creek. Obituary notices for Peter Yarema of Marydel and William F. Carlisle of Marydel with burial details and family survivors. Also mentions L A Covell attending the Maryland Navy football game in College Park.
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Diane Elizabeth Wright
Ferris Wright
Little Creek
Martha Mitchell
Kennard Shultz
H. B. Logan
Walter Burkins
Carney’s Point
N. J
Robert Miller
Los Angeles
California
Mexico
Jesus Toledo
Peter Yarema
Marydel
Galacia
Poland
Mary Cuba
Charles
Fairwell
Mary Sysyn
Clifton
Anna Trush
Garfield
Catherine Yarema
Reese Dobraski
Henderson
Stephen
Dover
Peter
Immaculate Conception
William F. Carlisle
Wilmington Memorial Hospital
Calvary Methodist Church
Templeville
Florence
Ed Long
Beatrice Hudson
Carp Lake
Michigan
Olen
Millard
Wilmington
Charles Covington
L. A. Covell
University of Maryland Navy
College Park
A Tribute to Melvin Otis Hayman on His Birthday
A family tribute cherishes the memory of Melvin Otis Hayman born October 27. They recall birthdays with fond, joyful notes and express deep sorrow at his passing. Eternal peace is wished, and his memory remains in their hearts. Mother, Dad and Brothers.
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Melvin Otis Hayman
Politicians Debate Tradition and Word of Mouth
Politicians show strong division over tradition and the value of word of mouth in shaping public policy. The remarks attributed to Thomas A. Gooder highlight a broader discourse on how communities preserve customs and trust informal networks in governance.
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Thomas A. Gooder
Alvin Foster 4-H honors celebrated in Maryland and Pine Bluff honor
Colored Farmers and Homemakers News highlights Alvin Foster as Maryland State College 1950 gold cup winner in a State 4-H demonstration contest. In 1951 he became the first 4-H delegate to Pine Bluff Camp for best Sears Roebuck Swine Project record and two year junior community leadership. Now majoring in Vocational Agriculture with parental support noted.
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Alvin
Caroline
Maryland State College
Pine Bluff
Arkansas
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Young Foster
Agricultural Committee
Alvin Foster
Record Coke Production Set at 79 Million Tons Last Year
An all time production record for coke made from bituminous coal was reached last year with a total of 79 122 966 tons.
Wife Fights for Husband’s Freedom from Iron Curtain Imprisonment
The October 26 issue of the New American Weekly highlights Mrs. William Oatis awaiting her husband’s return as an American reporter imprisoned behind the Iron Curtain. The Baltimore Sunday American features the tragic story amid other color gravure articles.
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William Oatis
New American Weekly
Baltimore Sunday American
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