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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1937
Page
9
A brief readable fragment notes a local scene in playful slang. The text references a place called Soap Land and invites participation or attendance. No clear names dates or organizations are readable to provide concrete entities.
Snow-blocked highways were opened to through traffic as temperatures rose to 45 degrees, aiding State Roads crew in clearing snow. Frederick and Carroll counties reported main routes open, except Route 32. A 4-H Council meeting was also held, with plans for a church service attendance on May 16.
Court notices include marriages for J Carlisle Attaway of Greenville South Carolina with Caroline Reid aged 25 from New York Milton J Harvey 22 and Bernice Sackhott 22 of Baltimore Claudius Hyatt 24 and Jean Taylor 19 of Elliott City Ernest Houser 39 divorced and Virginia Shatter 10 widow of Hagerstown Property deeds show transfers including Maurice Zurgable to Henry Zurgable and back one dollar Roy Haltner sheriff to Claude Ottison one thousand two hundred twenty five dollars Clinton McSherry to Wilbur McKiesick 5445 dollars Earl Hargett to Maggie Fox 10 dollars Maggie Fox to Earl Hargett 10 dollars Joseph Heard widower to Martin Miller and wife 10 dollars.
A vintage notice presents a stuffing recipe for the new bride and a rhubarb sauce. It details bread crumb stuffing with onion parsley butter eggs and ring mold bake time and an option to fill with creamed meat or vegetables. Rhubarb is cooked with sugar to tender syrup served cold with whipped cream.
Kellar of the University of Maryland Extension Service spoke on Rural Arts Appreciation and showed illustrations from the South New England and Europe. The Senior 4-H Club banquet is set for Middletown High School April 9 at 6 30 p.m. The next meeting will be held May 19.
Elizabeth May Blondel introduces embroidered pictures for beginners, detailing a small eight by eleven inch scene Friendly Neighbors. The piece guides stitch choices, color shading, mounting, and framing tips to create heirloom worthy crafts.
A quirky compilation of pea preparation notes and recipes from various regions. It includes methods for boiling peas with butter, accompanying peas with shallots in cream sauce, and several dishes like pork chops with apples. The text shows errors and garbled wording but retains named ingredients and cooking steps.
Household hints describe fry and bake methods for delicate foods. Instructions cover frying on skewers brochette and securing pieces, drying and patting with towels, and shallow frying to crisp edges. A final heat at 650 BY for about 20 minutes is noted.
A garbled kitchen item lists steps for mashed sweet potatoes with milk yolk and beaten whites, plus butter and seasonings, then bakes at 475 F for 40 minutes serving four. It also gives a dubious rice cooking tip: two cups cold water per one cup washed rice, cooked until absorbed.
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