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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1935

Page

8

Mixed salad and angel food cake recipe notes with germ discussion

The page blends kitchen instructions for a tree salad and dressed cake with references to a 1934 passenger car workforce and a scientific discussion on streptococcal germs. It covers ingredients, preparation steps, and storage tips alongside medical notes on erysipelas scarlet fever and epidemics. The tone mirrors early 20th century home economics and public health commentary.

Angel Ranius Dorstora Harteriologiste

Health by Dr Morris Fishbein Editor

Health guidance from Dr Morris Fishbein of the Journal of the American Medical Association and Hygeia the Health Magazine offers medical insights and public wellness commentary. The piece reflects early 20th century public health perspectives and the role of medical editors.

Morris Fishbein Journal of the American Medical Association Hygeia the Health Magazine

Jeffersonian Democrat Ticket Proposed by Hearst

Hearst proposed a Jeffersonian Democrat ticket with Alfred E. Smith leading a conservative wing against Roosevelt. Kansas Republicans rallied behind Governor Landon, with talks of Knox as a Republican color bearer. Other figures named include Byrd Ritchie and Talmadge, while expectant remarks about the next Democratic convention circulated. The piece also notes a major underwater power transmission line from the Columbia River to Portland across three 115 000 volt cables.

William Randolph Hearnt Hearat Alfred E. Smith Roosevelt Kansas Curtis Landon Hearst Col Frank Knox Chicago Nathant Smith Sen Byrd Virginia Ritchie Maryland Gov. Talmadge Georgia Columbia River Portland

New York City Dream Tour in Miss Goodman Essay

Miss Goodman, Detroit born, submits an essay on what she most wants to see in New York City. She longs for peanuts in Central Park, a ferry ride to New Jersey, the Automat, and views from the Fifth Avenue bus, while seeking intimate crowds and genuine urban life beyond celebrity haunts.

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