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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1935
Page
11
Fragmented kitchen list shows a plan for meals including wild rice, bread, water, sugar, lemon, butter, salt, flour, celery and a stuffed celery with roasted peanuts and cream cheese. Mentions two cans of wild rice and a mix of ingredients for a sauce and bake.
A fragment lists supposed unpardonable sins tied to a staged public spectacle. Charles Randolph, a writer, led a group including 43 girls in a pair of events described as gathering material for a marital protection book.
A 1930s New York service report traces Barbara Hutton’s vast wealth decline since 1933. It details lavish purchases, marriages, and costly lifestyles spanning Paris, London, and New York, with mentions of Prince Maximilian, Alexis, and Astor lineage, plus the strain on her finances and guardianship.
The article surveys breakfast cereals as carbohydrate sources, noting a shift from oats and whole wheat to hundreds of cereal products. It highlights barley, corn, rice, wheat variations, and processing methods, urging readers to consider morning carbohydrate intake and dietary changes.
New Windsor reports a large turnout for the Homemakers Club gathering at the M E church on December 26. Mr and Mrs Bowman and daughters Fernanna and Mrs Tred Yohn left by motor early Christmas morning to attend the wedding of their son, the Rev Loren Bowman.
A health Q and A explains snoring may arise from nasal passage issues treatable by medical or surgical means. It notes relaxation of mouth muscles during sleep in larger men causes mouth breathing and vibrating throat structures. various devices have had limited success.
A scrambled local summary notes Joshua Kee mickle and Kéeymar in a hospital in Baltimore for removal of an Aager after an on the job injury at the Pairfield dairy plant. It mentions visits and relatives in Detour and nearby areas including Shorb, Cashun, Clabaugh, Diller, Waren, and Union B.
The Blue Ridge College closed for holidays with high school and other parties planned. Mrs Yohn to visit relatives. Edward Gilbert returns to the bank after illness. Christmas aid collections and church services noted, with residents traveling to spend time with friends and family.
A scrambled, fragmentary OCR passage shows characters bargaining moments at a home setting. Dialog hints at impatience, hunger, and a plan to relax with coffee while awaiting someone returning home. The text reads like overheard casual banter with incomplete phrases and nonsensical punctuation.
The text presents a political clash with Senator Lynn J. Frazier of North Dakota and Senator J Hamilton Lewis arguing about neutrality and the United States entering another world war. It reflects debates on sales abroad and the New Deal’s impact on national policy.
Ad copy for a cough remedy touts Foley's Honey and Tar with 30 cent price. Mentions stomach children and rousing language to urge quick purchase. Lacks clear sourcing.
A fragmented clipping from The News mentions social media, ads, and messaging amid unclear context. It hints at ads in circulation and potential online commentary by readers.
Foxtille notes Christmas activities with Sunday school at the Lutheran church and visits by Howard Buhrman from Yeburg College to his parents. Margaret Bultman of Blue Ridge Summit spent Sunday here. Baltimore guests Hamme visit Tens family and Commodore Pryor hosts. Pleas ant Hall Pentecostal church announces Sunday services by Rev Molter from Hagerstown.
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