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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1934
Page
8
A historical kitchen note explains hot cross buns, their pagan origins, and the Christian meaning. It provides short and long recipes with ingredients, steps, rising times, and baking directions for Friday Good Friday and the Lenten season. The piece ends with a nod to the next menu.
The menu lists luncheon items including clear tomato soup with toasted crackers prune and peanut butter salad rye rolls fried French doughnuts milk tea. Dinner offers corned beef with horseradish sauce steamed potatoes parsley browned parsnips coleslaw cherry pie milk and coffee.
Unofficial counts suggest 123 killed at Vienna General Hospital with 500 to 2,000 dead nationwide as government troops press brutal crackdown on socialist rebels. Fighting rages in city streets and Danube regions while loyal artillery targets enemy camps. Additional clashes reported across 12 cities as socialist forces resist fascist government.
In a vivid 1934 NEA Service feature, guests notice the New Deal's impact on hotels as mortgages are trimmed and federal disbursements filter into lobbies. Managers smile, staff thrive, and rooms double as makeshift offices for notable figures while figures like Mrs. Roosevelt and Frances Perkins draw attention amid a shifting capital scene.
Bruce Catton portrays a sensitive schoolgirl in a Prussianized system. The English girl enters a convent at eight and endures rigid authority until fourteen. Repression stifles friendships and self discovery, leaving her lonely, afraid, and confused in Prost in Mart from Viking Press.
In a moderate oven, arrange small oysters and stuff tomatoes on buttered toast rounds. Mix sardines with pickle and spread on hot buttered wast. These canapes require forks.
The administration plans May adjournment amid Senate House clashes. Roosevelt backers worry an early finish could end crucial social and pension measures. Critics predict limited funds and stalled programs without new appropriations, while campaign pressure grows ahead of elections. A separate local note mentions a Bethel Tavern sermon on Sunday at 7 30 p.m.
Bread is not only staff of life sometimes it saves other dishes. Use slices of bread to absorb moisture and trim excess grease when frying oysters. Place bread in cake boxes to keep cake from becoming stale, but bread in the cooler may spoil crackers.
Equity case involving Watson F Clark as surviving trustee in a deed of trust to Louise R. Peak, with Clark and others named in foreclosure proceedings. Jacob Hohrbsch attorney. marriage licenses noted for Walter L Nikos and Castle M Byt of Michletown.
A vintage health ad touts Dr Edward Olive Tablets as a natural liver and bowels helper to ease indigestion. It claims better digestion reduces stomach trouble, notes olive colored tablets are a vegetable remedy and can be taken at bedtime for quick relief.
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