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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1934
Page
4
A home kitchen guide offers varied uses for cold boiled potatoes. Recipes include reheating in tomato sauce with grated cheese, making Lyonnaise style potatoes, potato cakes with cheese, and a potato puff mixed with eggs and cheese. It also lists a Thanksgiving style menu and notes 1933 motor vehicle tax totals.
The piece notes seaport Cartagena Bolivar commemorative stamps revalued from 1932 issues with dates 1533 and 1933 and new surcharges. It covers Soviet commemoratives honoring early republic pioneers, a Thorn compilation of world stamps, and Confederate stamps with multiple varieties and provisional issues, urging readers to say you saw it in the News.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Ret- Clutionis and Wolofarmsky with a 15 year gap and a 1918 led event. Names appear as Kon factions, suggesting a historical conflict or succession note. Unclear specifics due to garbled text.
In a frosty scene a girl and Eskimo outwit a playful walrus. The two feed the creature and, amid shouts and laughter, calm the beast with a clever ruse. A fish is saved and both enjoy the lighthearted moment until the tale concludes.
Rear Admiral James Joseph Raby aged 59 was killed in an automobile accident 31 miles south of Savannah Georgia. He earned the first merchant convoy under American escort in World War I and was accompanied by his aide Lieut Abernathy at the time of the crash.
A car attempting to pass ramomovile overturned injuring Mrs Abermathy seriously while traveling from Florida toward Charleston South Carolina. The admiral was uninjured in the mishap.
A French bi motor plane named Emeraude crashed 175 miles southeast of Paris during a maiden return flight from Indo China. Eight aboard were killed including Governor General Pierre Pasquier, Director Chauumue, M. Negues, M. Larrieux, Mme Chaumue and three crew members. The craft exploded and burned, leaving victims unrecognizable.
WM. E. McKexney Secretary of the American Bridge League reports a featured hand from the national tournament. Several pairs played no trump while P. Hai Sims and B. J. Becker reached a six hearts contract that succeeded as West led spades and the small cards were tracked to beat the defense. The article notes the only safe contracts are six hearts or six clubs depending on defense and invites readers to test whether sux clubs can be made against any defense.
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