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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1933
Page
4
A column debates urban noise versus rural quiet in Frederick. Citizens discuss civilization, city life, and the clash of modernity with traditional values. Observers urge a balance between progress and peaceful coexistence amid subway cars and street sounds.
A report describes diathermic electrical heat cooking tests that bake a potato in 60 seconds, toast a steak in 30 seconds, and fry an egg in two, provoking debate over the loss of culinary craft and the speed of modern meals. It notes observers fear a three minute meal could replace careful prep and old fashioned open cooking.
A fragmented line reads of a four minute go as dyspeptic husbands moan and hope for a return to that brand of cookery that once made kitchen slaves of housewives and preserved healthy stomachs and good appetites for their husbands.
Detour residents host a string of visitors from Baltimore Towson and Westminster including Miss Merle Yoder Miss Sarah Yoder Miss Stella Metzler and Mrs Lydias Yoder while Miss Merle Voices a Moreland State Normal School student visits aunt Mrs E L Warner after a six week library science course in Cleveland Ohio Other locals host family and friends including Bert Allender and Jenn Miller with several calls on relatives and a weekend in Baltimore
Aug 7 highlights guests and visits across Radford Va and Brooklyn N Y. Mentions Miss Bielon Winter entertaining a bridge club. Mr and Mrs Ellsworth Waters hosting Eliza Wi Fucks family. Miss Dorothy Chiswell and Miss Elizabeth Jones with relatives. Mrs Isaac Cole visiting Easter Pennsylvania. Mrs Thomas Jo Shringlar visiting Washington for her mother’s illness. Miss Elizabeth Crichton Jones staying with Mrs Benjamin Allott in Rockville. Also notes Miss Mira Hicks returning to Johns Hopkins Hospital as supervising nurse after vacation. tips on preserving freshness of hats with lavender sachet bars and care for hats.
Plans laid to build a hotel where the Blue Mountain House stood after a recent fire. The Sunday School room at Sir John's Catholic church to be enlarged doubling seating as cornerstone laid August 7, 1828 marked the church’s sixtieth anniversary. An Ohio automobile with two men and a woman injured. treated at B. H. Dudrow’s store. First enforcement of a new traffic ordinance fined Dr D. E. Stone of Mt Pleasant for an incident near the square. Stone said his horse balked at the officer. A chautauqua party from Buccertown had a minor auto mishap near the fairground. the car briefly stopped at Solt's garage for a fresh supply.
The wedding party for Mr and Mrs Grayson B Haller includes Mrs Haller the bride and Mass Powell of Woodbsoro as the couple, with Helen Condon of this city as bridesmaid. In the groom’s row are L E Powell of Baltimore Andre van Bergen of New York Donald Haller of this city Hestman Mr Haller and Colonel Wills.
A feature on decorative leaf dishes and tableware from glass, china, and Meissen porcelain. It describes leaf shaped salad plates, large white cabbage leaf containers, and containers in glass and silver. Maple leaf motifs appear on porcelain and tableware sets.
Paul G Haner, son of Mr and Mrs Tass of Damascus, graduated with distinction from Strayer College of Accounting on July 3. While in college he became a member of Sigma Eta. Miss Helen E Mullinix hosted as house guest for the weekend. Miss Minam Fo of Unionion also mentioned. Both Miss Mailiras and Miss Fogle graduated.
Braddock Women’s Club hosted a women’s club outing with 39 visitors present. Frederick County Federation of Women’s Clubs president Mrs Thomas P. Culler and County Demonstrator Mass Helen Pearson attended. Swimming and games followed by a pie and slippers served.
Dr Momris Fishbein outlines safe steps for removing foreign objects from the ear eye and throat. Avoid improper tools and seek expert help when needed. Instructions cover ear insects eye debris and swallowed sharp objects with guidance on loosening flushing and using boric acid solution for eye washing.
The menu describes a motor picnic plan with Tomato Joe Silead Tongues and Ham Potato Vegetable Salad Buttered Buns Olives Pickles Peach Ice Cream Chocolate Cookies Coffee and cold-water logistics. It instructs packing in glass jars and waxed papers, keeping items cool, and serving suggestions for potato vegetable salad and chocolate cookies with a recipe outline for choclate cockles.
A listing of historical birthdays and anniversaries with names such as Rufus C. Burleson Powell Clayton John F. Dryden and Ellen Pendleton, plus today’s birthday notices for Ann Harding Billie Burks and Charles R Crane. Includes brief notes on historical events like Ottawa becoming capital in 1838 and the 1927 International Peace Bridge dedication.
The Bussard family reunion is slated for Wednesday August 16 at 2 p m in the auditorium of Braddock Heights. Members from Frederick Washington counties and from Virginia and Pennsylvania are expected to attend with many from Maryland’s central regions. Officers include Sem Wel D Bussate president Amos A Halter vice president Mex Hardikessuwer secretary and Mrs Mother Thomas treasurer.
A vivid portrait of Dr. Maren Couney, the incubator expert at Coney Island for 30 years, who saved thousands of premature infants. The piece details his white enamel incubators, staff, and policy of treating all races, plus anecdotes about patrons and the public fascination on the boardwalk.
A garbled excerpt presents remarks on unfair competition and public affairs. It references Frances Perkins, Governor Murray of Oklahoma, Rev Dr Hass Emerson Posdick, and Ralph Townsend. The text includes scattered opinions about Chinese conduct and mentions a metal sentime t lighter than alumina.
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