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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1936
Page
8
A readable OCR fragment lists various dishes and dessert preparation steps including Spicy Dessert, Pineapple Cabbage Salad, Spiced Marshmallow Dessert, and Boiled White Tempe with ingredients and baking directions. It reads like a 1910s kitchen column with measurements and cooking times.
Frederick County Cow Testing Association notes a missionary program at Union Bridge, with members including Crumbacker Pfoutz and Ploutz. Several attendees, such as Mrs Lmaced and Mrs Pfoutz, spent a weekend away and could not return home by Sunday.
The article presents a Welsh rarebit recipe and a companion dish dubbed English Monkey, detailing ingredients such as stale bread crumbs cheese and beer, plus instructions for mixing, cooking, and serving. It outlines a full supper sequence including crisp breads, a green salad, and a dessert, with a Tomorrow’s Menu note.
A 1945 guide highlights turning a plain room into a cozy space with a ready made mantel. It compares colonial English French and modern styles and notes mantel size should match room proportions for harmony and warmth.
A county union meeting elected officers including President John R Marshall, Secretary-Treasurer John D Roone Jr and assistant treasurers rank Lowman and Cua Witam MeKestry. Names listed include Charles Moore P Starr William McKinstzs and Frank Lowman. Supporters of the Congress and remarks about Mr and Mrs Charles W Moore followed with refreshments after adjournment. Attendance noted and a social at the Metrologist mentioned.
The article reports Joe Lows claiming he can knock out opponents without extra force and questions why boxing is treated with such seriousness. He says people punish fights too harshly and expresses disdain for brutality in the sport.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions almonds and buying nuts. No clear event, names, dates, or locations present. The readable portion suggests a note about salting almonds and purchasing nuts but lacks concrete facts to summarize as a news item.
A historical note explains Halley's comet featured a relatively short tail compared with others, while its length stretched about 56,600,000 miles.
A playful note from Lufburrow extols pies cakes prunes and breads while praising butter cheese and beef items. The writing celebrates appetite and competition in taste, ending with warm wishes for all readers from Lufburrow.
Senate committees heard distrusted Germany line as Count von Bernstorfz and Hegettons faced questions. The session featured Wilson adviser Col Edward M House and expressions that no one in Congress would let Germany drag the United States into a catspaw role.
Fragmentary notes indicate a contract or business item involving Nicodemus and Culler of East Patrick, with a price around 1 and a phone reference. Details are incomplete, but the snippet suggests a trades or bidding context and a local contact.
London showgirls fear milk will make them fat with over 85 000 feeling the impact. The chief medical officer cites 1933 data showing a large majority rejected cheap milk, four percent saved on candy instead.
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