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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1935
Page
7
A home style vegetable guide shares parsnip patties fried in butter, turnips in mock Hollandaise, baked beets with raisins and lemon, and baked onions. It also suggests serving these with fish, poultry, or roast meats and notes seasonal price advantages.
The page blends menu items for breakfast luncheon and dinner with a long list of local visitors and guests near Detour Gettysburg Union Bridge and Emmitsburg. It records Thanksgiving style meals, apple salad ideas, and cream cheese balls, plus numerous household visits and social calls across several Maryland towns. Notable names include Mr Nelson Henry Mr Robert Whittington Miss Edith Yoder and Miss Geraldine Grosnickle along Detour Union Bridge and Emmitsburg areas.
An early Saturday football clash sparked a terror at Pass Grabbing game as Westelly Nae Wanda Tero faced Balm Te Stat. Leroy Campbell led passes amid crabled Weaver and Geuze while Pont rivals Bentantn and Mariand clashed under tense defensive plays.
A garbled page lists a long, partially readable roster of people connected to an English class or lesson. Names like Heston, Merat, and Brucie appear amid scattered phrases about ages, years, and teaching references.
A garbled OCR passage records scattered mentions of industries and individuals without coherent context. It hints at meetings, possible locations, and numeric codes but lacks readable names, dates, or concrete events to form a clear summary.
The piece surveys unemployment as a central campaign issue in 1936, noting the persistent jobless rate, relief demands, and pressure on the Roosevelt administration to pursue expansive spending or new legislation. It discusses Works Progress Administration efforts, private tolls, and potential federal and local responses to sustain recovery and curb joblessness.
A CCC worker from Chews Valley died today after a collision on Cave Town Pike near Flagertow. Sheriff reports indicate the body was found along the road, with no clues about the driver or vehicle. Local investigators pursue leads as the case remains under inquiry.
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