Praise for President's efforts at recovery and reform
The Erwants Club hears Baltimore's T. W. Wilson laud federal measures to speed recovery and restructure the economy. He argues under consumption drives trouble, cites census housing needs, and praises New Deal gains in trade, auto sales, and bank deposits as evidence of a coming boom. He also notes safeguards against past abuses and calls for equitable wealth distribution through policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Wilson
Baltimore
Erwants Club
Francis Scott Key
Parsons Newman
J. J. Schmidt
Jnirod
Wison
United States
Wilson
Club
Newman
Albert M. Coblentz
William T. Dela Plaine
Francis B. Sappington
Charles E. Wehler
N. Frechetie
Mt. Airy
Small Town Social Roundup in Lime Kiln Area
Mrs. G W Fisher and Mr and Mrs Wm E Smith visited Engle family in Frederick. H E Fisher and a Shull couple attended Shull’s with Buckeystown residents. Jennie Minnick spent time in Frederick with Goldie Soper. granddaughter Mary Sue Soper visited. Rumpf welcomed a new son at Frederick City Hospital on December 26. mother and child home. Feaga family notes include Ruth aiding teaching in Hyattsville and visits to Hagestown and Washington. Ridenour family and Himes visit Miller family in Hagerstown.
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Lime Hiln
G. W. Fisher
Wm. E. Smith
Louis Engle
Frederick
H. E. Fisher
Mary Sue Soper
Robert Rumpf
Frederick City
Luther Feaga
Ruth
Harry Feaga
Feagaville
Austin Feags
Ruth Feaga
Mary Massburg
Chas. Bruchie
Washington
Mary Mossburg
Hyatesville
Hagerstown
Geo. Wilson
Victor Ridenour
Patsy and
Virgie Himes
Claud Miller
Famil
Pizza Neapolitan and Apricot Souffle Delight Readers
A nostalgic feature by Mary E. Dague describes a savory onion mushroom cheese pastry dubbed Pizza Neapolitan paired with roast beef and broccoli, plus a light apricot souffle for dessert. The recipe lists ingredients, oven times, and serving suggestions, emphasizing simple ingredients and old fashioned technique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Manhattan
Liem
California
Four West Virginians Freed Over Hides Theft Investigation
Four men were released by Chief of Police Allen Bartgis after a prolonged inquiry into ownership of about 76 hides they sought to sell locally. A Leesburg Virginia theft report prompted police to detain the men, but lack of positive identification led to their release. A woman could not identify the seized hides beyond noting their similar quantity to ones taken from her.
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Allen Bartgis
Leesburg
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Kiwanis Club
Roosevelt
Carter
Bat Dent
Resont
M. Co
James E. Doll
South Market St
Frederick, Md
Lehigh
GEO. S. Rodock & Son
Penna
R. R
England
Sleifiela
Nein
Virginia
America
Valley Forge
Kemp
Kemp’s
Cannon Towels
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