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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1930
Page
6
Practical guidance on charging a battery, running a generator, and choosing oils for winter driving. It covers battery charging rates, using winter oil and thinner motor oil, proper use of grease, and steps to ease starting when temperatures drop. Emphasizes avoiding overcharging which can freeze a charged battery and harm components.
Police Commissioner P Mulrooney laments a clever joke about apples at the Post Office, noting an exclusive use of apples in a machine scheme. The Miscellane section lists a game with names such as Jamen Poidaznicki and mentions garces taken from a league machine.
Radio listings announce a week of Christmas Eve and Day programs featuring Madge Tucker NBC WEAF, Mary McCoy soprano and Robert Simmons tenor on NBC WJZ, Detroit Symphony Orchestra with Handel selections, a Dickens Christmas Carol dramatization, and special services from the National Cathedral Washington and St Mary's Parish London.
A dense radio timetable lists programs across stations WHK Cleveland WABC in New York and more. Highlights include Central Opera broadcasts, Gresham Orchestra, Love 3.7 at WARC, and various hourslong features across Chicago Detroit Kansas City and St. Louis venues with concert series, dances, and talks listed through the evening.
The article explains how a home candy maker can use a wooden spoon and a pan to create fudge and fondant. It describes invert sugar glucose formed by cooking sugar with acid or glucose additives to obtain a creamy texture, and notes variations from lemon juice to cream of tartar and honey as acids or glucose sources.
A scanned excerpt lists steps for caramel, black walnut caramel, almond brittle, and lemon pastes. It details sugar melts, cream, butter, cream of tartar, nuts, vanilla, gelatine, lemon rind, and boiling times. Contains instructions to shape, cool, and cut candy into squares or press into pans.
The fragment mentions Schmeling and Pig and a near exit scenario with unclear context. No coherent event or details readable to form a solid record.
Property on South Market Street transfers to James Clarke and Mrs May Clarke. Wife takes possession in January and will occupy the home as the family residence.
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