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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1933
Page
9
A fragmentary cooking note describes chilled fruit soups as appealing starters or light dinners. It covers currant soup recipe with red currants, water, sugar, arrowroot, and salt, plus chilling instructions and variations using plums blackberries sour apples and other fruits. It also briefly lists a breakfast and dinner menu items for a meals plan.
A Maryland First Regiment maneuver at Braddock Heights involved the Third Battalion practicing bayonet work and a Second Battalion on gas defense. State Officer Wadi L. Smith, 24, of Sumberland, was injured when a car struck his motorcycle on Catoctin mountain. He was taken to Frederick City Hospital with non life threatening injuries. Officer Anderson led the investigation. no charges were filed.
The Boulder canyon project advances with an estimated 385 million to 985 million dollars in federal and regional funding. It will generate about 1.8 million horsepower and reclaim 2.1 million acres, creating a reservoir large enough to cover Connecticut to 16 feet. Concrete pours began in 1931, with cement needs topping 2.2 million tons over two years.
Brunswick voters will choose three council members and the mayor in the August 7 election. Incumbents Ernest J. Main William R. Williams Earl Edwards and Chester Phillips face no opposition with voting from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the Mayor's office First Ward polling place and Firemen's Hall in the Third Ward.
Henry Hazlitt’s Instead of Dictatorship is praised for proposing far reaching political reforms. The piece highlights bold proposals and the potential impact on American policy and governance.
NEA service describes a summer main dish baked stuffed fish for four. It guides choosing fish, making a bread onion thyme filling, baking 30 to 40 minutes, and pairing with creamed corn, tomatoes, potatoes, and string beans. The method emphasizes simple planning and a hearty hot entree for warm days.
A discussion of Hazlitt's proposal to replace the presidency and Congress with a national council elected by proportional representation. The plan would modify veto power and require rejections every two years, aiming to spark fundamental questions about democracy and government structure.
A detailed example from a tournament illustrates how teasing opponent bids can backfire. East errs by displaying a diamonds suit, allowing South to guide the play toward a slam. North and South adjust with precise cues, and Diamonds and Hearts control leads to a favorable contract for South.
In Boonville and across four counties the Empire Dairymen's Association milk strike led to clashes with state police. Milk and cream dumped from trucks, roads blocked with logs and planks, and milk deliveries disrupted for hours in Oneida Herkimer Chenango and Lewis counties. Five farmers were knocked unconscious or injured in confrontations with steel-helmeted troopers at Holland Patent Alder Creek and Glenfield.
The Paithful Workers' Creca of the Lewistown M P church hosted a roast evening in Miller's Grove. In the president's absence, Mary Arnold presented newlywed Edna Porter Smith with a mirror from the class. Attendees enjoyed singing and games by the fire.
A mixed group of attendees and friends is listed with names including Miss Lottie Webster Mr aml Mre John H Smith and Mrs Tee Atechie Ate along with a longer roster of women and men such as Mary Fill Mattie Hipson Olivia Federline Hilda Foster Meatrice Harper Helen Ausherman Mary Arnold Martha Warner Dorothes Summers Mears Richard Arnold Lloyd Arnold Carl Bowers Edward Stull Charles Hoke Ralph Stauffer Past Wright Carrell Warner James Kelly Lafayette Wastler and Paul Smith.
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