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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1936
Page
13
The clumsy text outlines steps for a sponge cake and a strawberry cake, mentioning ingredients like flour, sugar, yeast, and spices. It references mixing, rising until doubled, rolling dough, cutting rounds, and baking in a moderate oven. It also hints at strawberry layers with berries and icing style touches.
New Windsor April 1 The Homemakers group discussed a folk song study each month and will sing Santa Lucia at the May town council event. A landscape project was proposed for later action. Mrs M R Wolfe reported on War Is A Racket by Smedley Butler and As The Earth Cries The took chosen for next month is North to the Orient by Annis Morrow Tandbergh. Miss Pearl Benedict will report. The meeting was turned over to Mrs Olver Haines for the project.
An old clinic advertisement promotes The Williams Treatment for high uric acid, claiming relief from gout, rheumatic pains, and neuritis. It offers a 75 cent bottle to readers who mail 10 cents, with a free booklet and diet tips, promising nationwide postage-paid delivery.
A fragmented page mixes a children's verse about a rag doll and a long list of local notices. It mentions Yvonne loving a doll with blue eyes and pink cheeks, plus various townspeople, a church class meeting, and a community sale planning.
Virginia's Island section receives a report soon as Governor hopeful Mizon A Reckord chairs the governor's committee. The document outlines plans and potential actions tied to Ives Island with Reckord leading the inquiry and presenting findings.
Modern patent process creates a milder detergent that dissolves dirt faster, making laundry easier. The广告 touts significant whitening gains and reduced scrubbing compared with old harsh formulas, promising millions relieved from washday drudgery.
Noah Kolb fesch was sentenced to life in Maryland Penitentiary for the murder of his 60 year old aunt Eva Pysell in Garrett County last November. Judge Sloan noted the testimony justified the extreme penalty. Koloflesch showed no remorse during the trial.
Miss Thelma Harner missed an illness last week due to mumps. Local visits included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Renezer and families, and Mr. and Mrs. John Hesson's afternoon with the Shiner family near Gettysburg. The Moonlight Hawaiians plan another amateur contest, while residents toured Brunswick and floodstricken regions. St. Patrick's social and church offerings supported Red Cross drives. Easter services scheduled with Holy Week worship shared between Mt Joy and Harner Lutheran charges. Communion and confirmations planned for Easter observances.
Gen Reckord said the special board reached a decision but a lengthy report would take at least two days to draft. The board’s conclusions were not released. The story notes Sgt Hunter a State police officer died February 6 aiding a party led by Major Enoch B Garey in an effort to move food over ice from Cris field to marooned Tangier Islanders.
A Rockville Montgomery delegation slate filed on April 1 shows support for Gov. Harry W. Nice and former Sen. Ovington B. Weller. Walter Dawson, chairman of the Republican State Central Committee, said the delegation represents Montgomery County’s preferred lineup of delegates.
Improperly prepared and addressed mail by Coffman Takoma Park Esther Fleishell Liver Spring Frank Dwyer Laytonville Paul Flemam Chevy Chase and Asbury Williams Ashton caused a reported loss to the Post Office Department and users of the mats totaling about 4 to 5 million dollars annually.
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