250 Tons of Food Daily for Jam and Washington
A long feature describes planning to feed 30 000 scouts at the International Jamboree in Washington. Harvey Gordon directs logistics with 25 kitchens and 816 small kitchens, lining up 250 cooks, 250 tons of food daily, 100 000 flapjacks, 10 000 quarts of milk daily, and 1 000 000 gallons of water for the camp. Dispatchers coordinate meals, milk, coffee, and sugar to each kitchen as tents rise along the Potomac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanguard Harvey Gordon
Boy Scouts
Washington
Harvey Gordon
Gordon
New York
Richmond
Pennsylvania
Scott
Potomac
Brett
London
Dinah
Women’s clubs hold meetings across Adamstown area
Reports from New Market and Adamstown clubs show hostess duties and program notes. Members shared perennials at New Market, while Adamstown's meeting featured historical talks and concerts including America the Beautiful and Flow Gently Sweet Afton.
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New Market Homemaker's Club
John Umberger, Jr
Monrovia
New Market Homemakers Club
Mary J. McGoterick
Npee Area
Mise Qeeeie Shawbaker
Paul Ad Mise
Thith Steedemus
Margaret Mitchell
Brea Nirademaire
Santa Taek
Mae
Maggie
Adamstown
Adamstown Women's
Gencal Auditorum
America
Gwmant
Alice Delf
Ooten Conmunity
Atv
Maryland
Paul
Uip
Candid Hatboxes and Drapery Powered by Cellulose
The article describes new home innovations using transparent cellulose in hatboxes drapery and lampshades. It notes cellulose textures blending with cotton and rayon threads, offering light weight durable finishes that resist dust and can be cleaned with a damp cloth.
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Seth Cohawebbar
West Maryland College State Appropriation Increases Spotlight
The Maryland Legislature approved higher state support with Carroll County beneficiaries highlighted. Western Maryland College receives 70000 for the year and other institutions gain funds for facilities and programs. The memorial service for late state figures is noted, with local officials and families attending.
Fragmented OCR Note on Political Speech and Place Names
A garbled OCR fragment references Hat County and Senator Pooks, mentions a factory on MOHAE Ave and a coronation speech. It also alludes to King Henry IV of France with a misquoted wish about breaking countries, but the text is largely unreadable and contains many errors and nonsensical phrases.
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Maryland Legivalure
Roll County
Carroll County
East Main Street
Hat County
Pooks
Ehtrat
Mohae
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NEA Service
Annette
Sopwright
Cecile
Copernste
Biefer Naher
Bela Seay
Adele Golbai
Boree
William Anders
Mayers
Carroll Boblarp
Pigures
Fleming
Vath Warner
Braddock Clinic
Braddock Women's Club
Harry Aitmerman
Premider
Paul Roderick
Shining Moonlight
Mra
Eldred Boyer
Earl Stevens
Roy Schaller
Paul Rodertick
Miner Aleitsler
John A. Summers
Ephriam Miller
Roy Schaffer
Charles Matin
Missy Elmira Renn
Brown
Elmer Meltzter
John W. M. Summers
Bowyer Pout
Elmer Meritzler
Mazel Halter
Hoy Cline
Earl ‘Stevens
Harry “Immeroan
Elmer Meitzter
Mitacle
Howyer Fouts
Charles Mainy
Daisy Hast
Mra Bowyer Foat
Florence Williams
Ovine
Roy Cline
Hockevetown
Toc Router
Bueckevetown
Walter Cutsail
BB. Remsberg
Margaret Langstorster
Annapolis
Genevieve Thom
Williamsburg
New England
Shoe
Charles Oland
Johnie
Mary Davis Gillies
McCall's Magazine
Frederick
West, Md
College State
Carrollony
Segislature
Western Mary Lariat College
Home Ridge College
Dayle Haile
Ace
Senate
Ballo
Berber Winn Eydd Warfield
Th Smith Psauader
Mrrell County
James CG. Hietgelay
Warefied
Geo. S. Rodock & Son
Henrys IV
France
Quaker City
Preddrick
North Market Street
Schick Dry Shaver
McCleery
N. Market St
Commercial Bank of Maryland
Muniher Federal Depaalt Insurance Corp
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