How To Eat To Keep Well at News and Post cooking school
A January 20 23 cooking school at Parkway School illustrated the three golden rules of nutrition by Mrs Nancy Rowe. The program emphasized seven foods milk fruit eggs seafood meat green vegetables and bread with vitamins. Details urged daily milk for vitamins calcium protein and fat soluble vitamins enriched bread cereals and four etc to supply vitamins minerals and nutrition.
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News and Post
Parkway School
Nancy Rowe
Grain And Soybeans Give Up Early Gains
Grain and soybeans rose early in Chicago trading but then surrendered most gains after the Presidents statement criticizing the new price-control law. Parity price revisions lifted expected price ceilings, with traders predicting monthly changes.
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Chicago
Commodity Credit Corporation
Local Dog Rex to Be Honored on National Broadcast
Rex the 12 year old beagle owned by Roy F Fogle will be celebrated on America's Bravest Dog Of The Week for saving a man from drowning in the Monocacy river on Christmas day. The rescued man was injured and treated at a local hospital. The ceremony, with the National Dog Hero medal, airs at 5 pm, with Fogle and Rex listening at home. John F Baumgardner facilitated the story to award organizers.
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Frederick
America
Rex
Roy F. Fogle
East Seventh Street
Monocacy River
Fogle
Ceresville
Gas House Pike
John F. Baumgardner
North Market Street
Open interest in grains shows hedges against corn
Trading was shown by the volume of outstanding contracts on the Board of Trade at the close Wednesday. This total was 65,325,000 bushels compared with 56,079,000 a week earlier. Much of this open interest is believed to represent hedges against Government corn. Open interest in wheat was 36,016,000 bushels.
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Board of Trade
Protection Tips for Quality Hatchery Chicks from Breeding Stock
University of Maryland expert Dr. Morley A. Jull advises buyers to check a hatcherys breeding program before buying. He notes yearling hens yield disease resistant chicks and that well managed breeding stock with sunshine and grass range improves hatchability, while extremely large eggs are poorest.
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Morley A. Jull
University of Maryland Poultry Department
Jull
Roadside Marketing Changes In Wartime
Dr. Roger B. Corbett of the Maryland Agricultural Experiment Station told the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society in Harrisburg that wartime labor and vehicle limits threaten roadside marketing. He urged producer wholesaler retailer cooperation to cut waste and cope with glut periods, noting University of Maryland progress and the need to adjust grading packaging and pricing as incomes lag behind rising prices. He spoke again at Martinsburg West Virginia on farm bureau plans to unite farmers for solving national problems.
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Roger B. Corbett
Maryland Agricultural Experiment Station
Pennsylvania Horticultural Sorciety
Harrisburg
Eastern Fruit and
Corbett
Farm Bureau
Martinsburg
W. Va
Hitler mobilizes aliens in Nazi war industries
Norwegian circles report Adolf Hitler has placed over 2 million alien men and women in German war plants to offset catastrophic losses in Russia. Berlin quoted an official broadcast listing 3,640,000 total aliens and prisoners of war at work under German orders, with two thirds in commercial, industrial, and transportation roles.
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London
Adolf Hitler
Russia
Berlin
Hitler
Percheron Gets New Home In Rocky Mountain Ranch
Pantheau Monoc 238489, a Frederick County Percheron stallion, moves to Bar B ranch high in the Wind River foothills to sire sturdy work horses for Mrs. Lozier and Mr. Lozier Cora. They keep three stallions including Pantheau Monoc and Morgan stallion Pantheau Monoc, aiming for mix of saddle and draft stock. The Bar B ranch sits at 7,573 feet, 120 miles north of Rock Springs near Teton National Forest. Pantheau Monoc previously won stallion foal classes in 1940 at Timomum and Frederick fairs.
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Frederick County
Pantheau
Rocky Mountains
Bar
Waiter Lozier
Cora
Bar B
Wind River Range
Rockies
Rock Springs
Teton National Forest
Pantheau Monoc
Great Frederick
Botfineau
City People May Feel The Ban Most He Says
Professor William O Loeffel of the University of Nebraska notes the tire and new car ban will hit city residents hardest. He mentions delivery service consolidation, milk depots, and greater grocery carrying by buyers as possible results, along with more horse deliveries and shortages of second-hand harness and horse-drawn implements. Rubber scarcity could curb motor vehicles and speed limits may reduce truck speed advantages.
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William O. Loeffel
University of Nebraska Beieves
Loeffel
Nebraska
No Date Yet Set For Hearing In Blackout Case
Oscar Hursch a Frederick merchant and the first county resident charged with a blackout ordinance violation has a hearing continued pending fuller investigation no date for a hearing has been set police said Friday a warrant was issued and served but no further action taken after an unattended light was found burning in his stage during the night
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Oscar Hursch
Frederick Merchant
Hirsch
Frederick City Among Few With No 1941 Traffic Deaths
Frederick was one of 41 cities over 10,000 population with no traffic fatalities in 1941, per the National Safety Council. The county saw 12 traffic deaths that year. Shoplifting rose by 30 percent from the previous year.
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Frederick
United States
National Safety Council
Plan to Aid Farmers Secure Wartime Labor in IV Region
James H. Woodall, Regional Representative of the U S Employment Service, announces expanded national plans to boost farm labor in Maryland, North Carolina, Virginia, West Virginia, and the District of Columbia. A Regional Farm Placement Representative, C W E Pittman of North Carolina, will coordinate use of local labor and cross state hiring to meet farm job needs.
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James H. Woodall
U .S Employment Service
Maryland
North Carolina
Virginia
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Social Security Board
US Employment Service
Woodall
Region IV
Uebor
C W. E Pittman
Vluins
Publisher Is Held On Lottery Charge
Rockville suspends another arrest in the Defense for America Advertising Corporation case as police reveal Richard G. Musser of Silver Spring is the latest detainee. The probe targets alleged violations of state lottery laws tied to a drive to raise funds for defense. Police said the scheme involved promotion of defense funding through the group.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Defense For America Advertising Corporation
Richard G. Musser
Silver
Spring publisher faces lottery charges in Montgomery county
Spring publisher of two weeklies the Silver Spring Standard and the Montgomery County Independent was charged with promoting a lottery and released on a 400 dollar bond pending a Circuit Court hearing. Montgomery police hold Thurman R B Rigdon 49 of Lexington Ky and Samuel John Rankin 2& of the Burlington Hotel Washington on operating a lottery and false pretenses. Others released on 500 dollar bonds include Harry Duncan and James Townsend. United States can draw on 200000 factories for civilian needs.
Harness and dairy fixtures offered at auction with credit terms
Harness 2 breech band 2 sels front harness 3 sels plow gears spring wagon harness 4 housens wagon saddle check lines collars halters bridies reins breast chains traces and more dairy fixtures include ten gallon milk cans sterilizer milk cooler sanitary milk filters. Terms of sale credit six months on sums over 10 with notes secured to clerk payment day of sale strict removal rules apply. Charles A Burkett Gion Trout Ruth Raymond L Kelly Clerk Huckstering Right Reserved.
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Charles A. Burkett
Gion Trout
Ruth Raymond L Kelly
Huckstering
Executor's Sale of Valuable Real Estate in Frederick County
Executors named in C Newton Trundle will sell at public auction in Frederick City on February 7, 1942 at 11 am. Parcels include about 104 acres farm in Ballenger District with house, barn, meadow, and stream, and a second parcel at 1033 North Market Street, a six room two story half of a double house with modern conveniences. Terms: one half cash on sale or ratification, balance in six months with notes. $50,000 deposit per parcel. costs of conveyancing paid by purchaser. Mary Matilda Trundle Executrix.
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C Newton Trundle
Frederick County
Maryland
Orphans’ Court
Court House
Frederick City
Marz
C. Newton Trundts
Ballenger District
Feagaville
Ballenger Creek Pike
Charles NI Trundie
Francin M Fraley
Margaret Anan Fraley
North Market Street
C. Newton Trundle
Norman H. Blubaugh
Effe A. Blubaugh
Mary Matilda Trundle
Circuit Court
Margaret C.J Dixon
William _Dixon
Lemuel B Engle
Nelle Eagle
Pune
Boor
Inrederick County
Burkittavile
Samuel B Eagie
Charles W. Crum
Jefferson
Burkittsvile
Darner
William M. Storm
Trusteg
Public Sale at 213 East Second Street Frederick February 12 1942
Auction listing for an on premises sale disclosing drop leaf tables chairs beds dressers lamps clocks and various household items. Miss Pauline Diffendal is the seller with Emmert Bowlus as auctioneer and R L Kelly as clerk. The ad notes a February 12 date and on site sale details.
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I Wilk Atl
East Second Street
Frederick
Lo A
New Day
Windsor
Morris Clair
Pauline Diffendal
Emmert R. Bowlus
R.L Kelly
Public Sale Advertisements in February March April Register
A historical sale register from Montgomery and nearby counties lists buyers and auction entries with names and locations across February to April. Entries include Pauline Diffendall Edward Noonan Harvey Long Grayson Forle and many others with addresses in Frederick Walkersville Urbana Petersville Petersville Farm shows and public auction notes.
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News-Post
Pauline Diffendall
East Seceond
Si. li
W. BR. Wenner
Rosesmont
Scheer Stadium
Brunswick
Charles A. Burkett
Sailenger Creek Road
Wilbur Stup
Admis
Red Land
Montgomery Co
William M. Lothaer
Mt. Pleasant
Charles 5. Houck
Frederick
Felton & Kelly Mill
W. Fout
Edward G. Cunningham
Rocky Springs
Fourth St
Puke
Clyde W. Smith
Kantsville
John R. Gross
Michael
Daysville
Harvey A. Long
Libertytown
George HK Thomas
Susie Thomas
Riddley Frank
Petersvie
Clirk
Ravin
KR. Gorden
Gashouse Pike
Edward Noonan
Harvey
Bohn
New Midway
Ladiesburc
Wilam Craver
Brookeville
Mrontgomery Co
Roger C. Snoots
Shafer Farm
Rosemont
Frank Clark
Mt Arey
Aldannapolis
T. J. L. Wiles
Fulmer’s
Johnny Kelly
Court House Door
John D P. Key
Court House
T—H. Jewett
Oda B. Filler
F. L. Brashear
New Market
T. Edgie Russell Co
Hamilton Axe
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Tmen
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Timothy
Congress
Broomhall
British Grain Trade Authority
Spain
Man
Tex
Madame Bey
Morristown
N. J
The
Percheron
Sycamore
Stieff
Stieff Rose
Doll’s Jewelry Store
Earl Bush
DOSH
Frederick, MD
U.S
Frederick County National Bank
Frederick No. 1
Federal Denosi! Insurance Corporation
Tual
Tim
Frederick Industrial Loan CO
Keystone Paints
N. Court St
Ballenger Creek
Hird
Quech
Dan
Maude
God
Tony
Nell
Carrie
T. B
Schuttier
McCormick-Deering
Osborne
Deering
Aeeriy
Hamberg Barshear
Emmett Bowlus
H. Ernest Warner
Lewistown
Mervin L. Green
Walkersville
Mullard St
Young
Marshall Lookinghill
Qax
Oreheard-Sams Creek
Lavenia C. Mercer
Braddock
Harry H. Fraley
Charles R. Schwartz
Ceres
Ville
Gary L. Utterback
Utica Mills
Alonzo K. Darner
C. Hickman Ganley
Monrovia
Maurice T. Cissel
Sandy Spring
T. W. Clem
G'Possumtown Pike
H. Derr
New Design Road
Charles Brandenbours
Urbana
Fingerboard Road
Wiliam Horton
Uainnsville
Taylorsville
Frank M. Hoffman
Edgar L Thomas
Adamstown
M. W. Stitely
Woodsboro
Petersville
Farmer's Club
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