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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1935
Page
10
NEA Service writer Mary E. Dague outlines artichoke basics and two recipes Italian Style Artichokes and a prepared method. Details cover choosing fresh green artichokes, trimming, cooking in salted water with vinegar, and serving with Hollandaise or mayo.
A Brooklyn era menu describes Jerusalem artichokes served as potato substitutes fried in deep fat or sautéed with butter parsley and lemon juice. It notes breakfast and dinner items including French artichokes with Hollandaise and a rabbit pie. Baltimore reports Joseph B. Kirby 60 president of Safe Deposit and Trust Company died suddenly of a heart attack.
Tivoli Theater opens with the prize winning photoplay David Copperfield featuring W. C. Fields Lionel Barrymore and Maureen O'Sullivan plus a large cast. Opera House presents Enter Madame a Cary Grant Elissa Landi vehicle with opera scenes and musical comedy Feminine closing the program.
A film adaptation of Gene Stratton Porter’s novel will screen in Frederick. Elnora Comstock defies her mother to pursue education with Phillip’s help by buying Indian relics. Christy Cabanne directed the feature with Henry B. Walthall Betty Blythe and others in the cast. A comedy short In The Doghouse and a news reel accompany the program.
May reverse his field George Moelinkovitch a Notre Dame back who starred in two Trish Army vidiron classics contemplates appointment to West Point. If he joins the Cadets and faces his former teammates later this season the rivalry between Notre Dame and West Point would gain a new twist.
The Circuit Court appointed Calvin Lohr of Thurmont as substitute trustee for the late John G. Forney trust. Mrs. Annie E. Forney of Thurmont initiated the request, with Patrick M. Schnauffer representing her. A Norwegian plant produces rust free acid resisting steel with annual capacity of 40 000 to 50 000 metric tons.
Edwin Muhly of Baltimore was elected president of the Potomac States Bakers Association at the annual convention held here. Carl B. Schmidt, also of Baltimore, was named to another executive post.
Baltimore figures elected as vice-president amid optimistic outlook for baking industry under NRA code regulations. Speakers at the opening session voiced confidence in future growth and regulatory support for bakers.
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