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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1937
Page
9
A vintage home recipes item lists easy to make chocolates and fudges. It provides ingredients for chocolate peanut brittle and multiple cocoa based candies with condensed milk and nuts. Step by step mixing, cooling, and rolling directions are included for shaped sweets.
A detailed guide to serving Italian salad with a balanced cold or heavy meal. It notes seasonal preferences, dressing choices, and a method to assemble a colorful bowl with crisp lettuce and decorative strips. The recipe divides vegetables into equal parts and suggests a tart French dressing or tartar sauce.
The text describes preparing a boiled ham with a brown sugar spice mix including crushed allspice and cloves, baked with frequent basting for two hours, plus a batter for popovers or muffins. It mentions light eggs, milk, and folding into a batter pressed through a sieve and baked in muffin tins in a slow oven, then finished at higher heat for about 15 minutes.
Four assailants accosted John Coleman on a dark street in Denver January 21 and, after forcing his mouth open with pliers, removed gold bridges valued at 66 dollars. They also stripped Coleman of clothing glasses and shoes.
Mrs Alexander George explains broiling and grilling basics to preserve juiciness and flavor. She notes heat position a few inches from flame, 15 to 25 minute broiling, frequent basing, and a parsley paprika butter seasoning to aid browning.
A home baker describes careful handling from oven to storage to keep a devil's food cake moist. Steps include using waxed paper in two layer pans, cooling briefly before frosting, and baking about twenty five minutes in a moderate oven. The author shares prep habits, ingredients, and proportions for a quick, reliable cake.
Leftover cereal may be stored in a cold-water ringed mold, then unmolded and browned in fat for cakes. Various home tips follow from wiring checks to furniture refinishing, glazing cookies, and preserving foods, with emphasis on practical, stove and table tasks.
New York City January 20. A trio of fashion authorities discuss how to extend clothing life through proper care. Hat expert Seymour Ho Rathbun urges correct wear and brushing to preserve felt and color, while Leon Block warns against excessive pressing and ill suited fabrics. Shoe executive WD Benjes endorses regular brushing to keep shoes free of grit and wear.
Notices of the annual meeting to be held in Winchester Hall on February 1 will be mailed to stockholders of the Frederick Credit Production Association. The association invites borrowees and a Baltimore district group to attend, naming the Productivity Credit Corporation and Federal International Credit Bank officers as expected attendees. The report also notes committee members and local residents attending related events and ongoing hospital recoveries and a newborn burial in Union Cemetery.
The fragment discusses using sop to clean shoes and condition leather. It warns against drying shoes improperly and recommends rotating footwear to rest the leather, noting oils and heels as factors in wear. The quirky spelling hints at antiquated diction and instructs gentle cleaning rather than harsh treatment.
The Maryland reporting service shows wheat seeded at 92,000 acres this fall, a one percent increase over last year and four percent above five-year average of 475,000 acres. New advertising notes prompt expansion amid fluctuating planting figures.
A medical sales pitch describes urinary symptoms including frequent urge burning and pain. It promotes a product claiming to ease symptoms and improve comfort with a humorous late night routine. The ad uses brand like Veaples Service and Modern Matinacy as seeming authorities.
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