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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1931
Page
9
A dense array of radio programming notes across cities and networks, listing shows, orchestras, and times. Mentions DETROIT, WESTERN stations, NBC WEAF WEAP, and various local programs with ensembles, hosts, and music blocks throughout a Sunday schedule.
Fragmented listing shows WEAP WABC WCE Buffalo Detroit and New York programs on Saturday night. Features include Buffalo orchestra, Gold Room Orchestra, Uncle Abe and Dave, and various bands, with mentions of Daylight Saving and station times across Eastern networks.
July weather outlook uncertain after a heavy evening storm in Frederick County. Forecasters expected heat to ease but noted unsettled conditions and possible rain from the northwest. Independence Day weekend held promise of cooler temperatures if rain stayed away.
Reports Thursday detail a large storm impact with about 1500 Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone lines out and 200 downed poles. Crews restored most service by evening. Crops remained largely undamaged, wheat prospects strong, and a death in a nearby area noted as $201 payoff in a car incident.
IW Sister Marys Kitchen notes vitamin and mineral rich vegetables with lower protein needs in summer. A balanced diet remains essential though higher caloric value produce and hydration help during hotter months. The write up mentions cucumber and other produce as cooling options.
A practical guide to turning summer vegetables into nourishing meals. It explains calorie awareness, the impact of butter sauces on fat and protein, and how sauces like Hollandaise and cheese add value. Baking sautéing and varied serving ideas are given, plus sample menu items for breakfast lunch and dinner.
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