World of Stands by James E. Hatcher
A retrospective on Indian postal history notes dak system in Sind and Baluchistan, bullock carts and tonga used for mail before railways, dak camels in desert areas, and modern methods like tram, steamer, and airplane. It details Queen Farida and King Farouk wedding stamp issued in 1938 Cairo and Soviet stamps marking Red Army anniversary designed by Zavialov.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Hatcher
India
Inser
Seinde
Inda
Sind
Baluchistan
Vostman
Britain
Armstrong- Whitworth
Farida
Farouk
Cairo
Soviet Commissariat of Communications
Red Army
Zavialov
Kopeck
Iank
World notes and stamps and corn husking speeds
The item mentions Tester island with stone idols puzzling archeologists, Sweden announcing five stamps for the 300th anniversary of its Delaware colony, values 5 to 60 ore. A corn husking machine can husk over 70 bushels an hour, ahead of the champion huskers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stalin
I Ruble
W. Chapaev
Chile
Tester Island
Polynesia
Delaware
Behind The Scenes in Washington on FEC Report
Washington reports on the Federal Trade Commission inquiry into monopolistic practices and other unwholesome competition methods. The piece covers expected report contents including steel cement petroleum price fixing and government contracts bids, and notes political intrigue around Harry Bridges and Senate tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FEC
Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Federal Trade Divasion
FIC
Commission
Madison, Wis
FTC
AAA
Back From "Grave" Mrs Elizabeth Fitzgerald Coster Returns
In White Plains New York Stephen D Cossey pleads for an Enoch Arden divorce after claiming ten years of silence from his wife Elizabeth Fitzgerald Cossey investigators locate Mrs Cos in New Jersey and she appears in court. Cossey held for grand jury on perjury charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Fitzgerald Coster
White Plains
N. Y
Stephen D
Cossey
Enoch Arden
Cos
New Jersey
Leader Doubts Department Aims to Prove Deportation Case
The text suggests a leader doubted the department could solidify deportation charges while senators appeared to rush to judge the Bridges case. It notes Raw Recruit Senators grow long-winded with practice as House members accustomed to speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridges
Washington
Harry Bridges
Pacific Coast
Copeland
Commerce Committee
Department of Labor
A. F
C.I. O
Reilly
House of Representatives
Five Minute Rule and miscellaneous kitchen notes
A fragmented old notes page mentions a five minute rule for short spurts, a reference to recent Alabama politics, and stray cooking hints. It cites a senator from Alabama and a brief aside on a wig, while mixing in partial instructions for a recipe involving seeds, beets, and peppers. The obscure handwriting yields scattered culinary tips and political names without coherent context.
Cookie Recipe Fragment From The News Ad
A fragmented recipe describes preparing a sugar egg and flour batter with vanilla. Instructions cover mixing, shaping on a greased sheet, baking at moderate heat for about 15 minutes, then cooling and breaking into pieces.
Chocolate Crispies Recipe Fragments From Page
Fragmented line reads as a recipe for chocolate crispies with melted unsweetened chocolate butter shortening and eggs. It mentions mixing, beating, and folding but lacks complete steps or measurements.
Cucumber Boat Salad Recipe Note and Suggestions
A fragment describes cucumber boat salad with guidance on selecting a medium cucumber and serving suggestions. The text mentions digestion and best tasting warm options and hints at meal timing and preparation ideas in a casual, exploratory tone.
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Labor Department
Gerard D. Reilly
Department
Pierce
Benehorl
Nuric
Frederick Underwriters, Inc
Patrick Street
Frederick
Parkerhouse
NEW Spring
Casstmeres
Goodyear
Rae
Ixyo
Sale
Rosenour’s
Market St
Hern Loter Ho
Aubama
Tte House
Senate
E4riy &S
Erin
Seleet
New York
Bristol
Radio City
West 48Th Street
Fuunlrs
Frederick County National Bank
Ngesh Market ST
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Philadelphia
Rand Craft Clothes Company
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