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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1935
Page
11
A fragmented piece discusses modern oven control using regulators and thermometer use, with bake temperature tips for cakes cookies and prune pudding. It lists a cake recipe with prune kernels, and a suggested breakfast lunch and dinner menu, followed by notes on a large butchering gathering and guest list.
An article describes ideas for permanent centerpieces to enliven dining rooms. It suggests using heirloom china, silver, glass tureens, candlesticks, and porcelain or jade figures, plus fruit bowls, wooden vessels, and crystal accents. It notes options from traditional to modern styles, including mirror plaques and Grecian figurines, to create festive or formal ambiance.
NEA report surveys Hollywood culture and tastes, noting big budgets for Broadway plays, censorship friction, and a flood of screenwriters with limited film output. It highlights industry figures like Mae West, Marlene Dietrich, and stars such as Fred Astaire, Clark Gable, and Carole Lombard, detailing quirks, habits, and personal preferences found among the Hollywood elite.
The program features the Mack Brocnemt grand opera company in a notable production with Walter King, Siefred Rumann, Margate Dumont, Edsani Keare, Rabher Emmet O'Conno, and Bear in a romantic operatic screen adaptation. Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers star in Top Hat with Irving Berlin’s score, joined by Edward Everett Horton and Erik Rhodes. The lineup also includes Water Sports and "$1000 A Minute" with Leila Hyams and Roger Pryor.
The Loan Committee of Frederick Production Credit Association convened at the almosa Honda headquarters on Coury Street to consider nine loan applications. Members WWW Hodges of Montgomery County EA Shoemaker of Carroll County and Thomas Amlerson of this county chaired. Through this period, 198 loans had been issued across Frederick, Weah ingem, Carroll, and Montgomery districts.
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