Washington Hatchets and Cherries Dessert Notes
An old fashioned Washington themed dessert idea uses tiny hatchets, colonial hats, silk flags, and Mount Vernon imagery. Recipes describe a layered Washington pie with red jelly, variations with cream or chocolate, and a cherry gelatin dessert served with whipped cream or preserves. A February 22 dinner menu suggestion accompanies the notes.
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Wastington Square Tie Recipe Tutorial
Fragments describe a baking method for an orange sponge cake with cherry jam layers. Steps include sifting flour, mixing sugar and orange rind, heating with a rotary beater, folding in juice and water, beating in eggs, and baking in two pans at moderate oven. A powdered sugar hatchet outline and maraschino cherries decorates the top.
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Radio Day By Day By C KE Butterfield in York
A broadcast lineup from WUARNEC in Kansas City covers Joe Louis versus Billy Brown, with Clem Menethy handling on location commentary. The schedule includes George Jupp polls, Rex Roosevelt era references, and multiple network exchanges among WEAF NBC WRC and Western stations featuring talks, music, and forum segments throughout the evening.
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Dance frolic in Wolfsville and area notices
Community notes from Wolfsville and Ringgold region listing visits illness and social events. Cecil Martin ill at home near Ringgold. Mrs Mary Martha visiting daughter. Gouker family from Benevola and related sick lists. Spent Sunday visits among Pryor Warrenfelte Day and Weagley families. Dresden Plate quilt sale announced by Wolfsville Union Christian Endeavor Society.
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Honolulu Veteran Earns Student Pilot License After 25 Years
Edward J. Lewis, an aviation enthusiast from Honolulu, has received his student pilot license at age 60 after pursuing the credential for 25 years. The APA veteran’s achievement marks a long-sought milestone in his aviation journey.
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Nine-Year Gap Marks Lewis’s Early Solo Flight Hours
The fragment notes that nine years ago Lewis had 100 solo hours and that he financed the first fight in the territory in JOLT.
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Adlerika Provides Quick Relief for Constipation and Gas
A customer testimonial praises Adlerika for lasting relief from thirty years of constipation, gas, bloating, and sleeplessness. It claims rapid action within minutes after a single dose and promotes bowel cleansing beyond ordinary laxatives. The ad cites Dr WM Le Shanhs and notes availability at druggists.
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Military Rule in Anderson Ends Quiet Tense City
Anderson Indiana under martial rule following a clash between union and non union auto workers. Nearly 1000 National Guardsmen deployed with a small patrol in the city as Sabbath quiet held. Extra troops were stationed in memory ready for emergencies. Churches were allowed to hold services. Detroit February 14 Idle GM plants oil machinery to begin recalling about 70000 workers as six week strikes end with union and company pledging cooperation to avert incidents during the back to work period.
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Bruce Simonds to Give Recital at Hood College
Concert pianist Bruce Simonds will present a recital in Brodbeck Hall at Hood College on Saturday evening February 27 at 8 o'clock. The article notes his prior Hood College recital in 1934 and mentions appearances with major American orchestras including the Boston Symphony in Boston, the Philadelphia Symphony in Philadelphia, and ensembles in Baltimore and Pittsburgh.
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Royal aide files bid for hereditary coronation duties
A royal subject seeks court permission to assist the king by helping dress the monarch during coronation day. The court deferred the matter to King George VII while aware of fruit juice production growth, with tomato juice contributing to a total annual pack valued at about 25 million dollars in the past decade.
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