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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1936
Page
9
Fragmented OCR recalls a Western Steers event opposing Maryland fences with references to teams and dates. The text mentions people names such as Rene and Rhee and local places like West Poa and Culie, but details remain unclear.
A fragmentary home kitchen page lists steps for fried corn fritters, ham and jelly roll, oven baked beans with ketchup and mustard, and a grand cake with peaches. It mentions butter, flour, baking powder, sugar, milk, vanilla, nuts, and spices, with directions to mix, bake, and serve. Several typos but identifies recipes and serving ideas for a family meal.
Baffling dispute arises as Wilma asks why a man is called Mie White while Judge Barton refers to him as Roy. The exchange hints at a disputed rate and unsettled pay, with Wilma pleading for clarity in a tense courtroom moment.
An article outlines a closely observed Canada visit by the American president and entourage. It notes discussions with Canadian leaders, cross border spending, and mentions a long time relation to a notable figure and a summer home on an island near the boundary.
The text mixes a meat loaf recipe with dangerous, nonfood guidance about furniture finishing and turpentine use. It describes mixing seasonings with canned tomatoes, forming a loaf, and baking, followed by unsafe steps about furniture polish application and a violent misstatement. The piece ends with a dated dialect note from a “TANy White.”
A nostalgic recipe note describes pink lemonade for gatherings with mint, lemon juice, red jelly, and tea, plus serving tips and decorative touches. It notes making twelve glasses and emphasizes a refreshing drink for social occasions.
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