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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1933
Page
12
A historical kitchen note describes varied salad ideas including lettuce rolls and tomato substitutes. It covers carrot and prune based recipes with horseradish celery mayo mix, marinated cabbage in French dressing, and serving on individual plates for a festive presentation.
Fragmentary menu item list shows breakfast fare including grapefruit juice, frizzled dried beef with creamed eggs, whole wheat raisin muffin, set coffee, sauce, steamed potatoes and beets, prune and cabbage salad, steamed puddings, milk and coffee. Inflation and odd spellings hint at vintage newspaper style.
The Christmas season looms with busy shopping and crowds. The note by N A Lupburrow describes preparation as both a pleasure and a form of consternation during the holiday rush.
The Bowery at the Tivoli Theater blends real life Bowery incidents from the 1890s with drama as George Raft portrays Steve Brodie and Wallace Beery acts in a saloon raid scene. A Popere cartoon Blow Me Down precedes the feature.
Advertising claims rapid relief from rheumatic pain through uric acid removal. Aliasing a product named ALEZN RA and Allenro, the copy asserts pain ends in 48 hours with a money back guarantee, priced at 85 cents, sold by Williamson's Drug Store.
Sabillasville notes report on Thanksgiving visits, students and teachers at Hood College and local school, a demonstration by Chief Strong Fox and Tribe of New York, a cow electrocuted incident, and various residents with brief social updates. The piece ends by inviting readers to see it in The News.
The 1934 Ford V-8 boasts higher power and efficiency with a new Dual Carburetor and Dual Intake Manifold. Dealers claim it remains economical to operate, featuring easier cold starts and refinements that cut oil consumption and maintenance costs.
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