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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1935

Page

3

Tuna Fish Roll and Jerusalem Artichokes Au Gratin

The article outlines a tuna fish roll recipe with a salmon or shrimp variation and a detailed jerusalem artichokes au gratin dish. It provides steps for making the fish filling, rolling with pastry dough, baking, and serving suggestions with a tomorrow’s menu plan including breakfast lunch and dinner items.

Jerusalém Jerusalem

Police Court Cases Highlight City Battery and Driving Charges

Police court sessions saw Roger Rothenhoefer held on assault and battery after a late Saturday arrest by Officer Ben Phebus in a yard off West Patrick street extended. The woman showed injuries and physical evidence of beating. Clinton Hughes faces charges of operating an automobile without a licensed operator, with no registration or license. Charles Stine is held for investigation, and Harry L. Smith Jr. posted bond on reckless driving charged by State Officer B. H. Cecil. Mrs. Harry King and Mrs. Hazel Ricketts were fined for street fighting. Earl Fogle paid fines for drunkenness. Parking fines were collected, and Pawel Thompson, Montgomery County, was brought from Rockville to answer a bastardy charge.

Roger Rothenhoeffer Ben Phebus West Patrick Street Clinton Hugnes Oilert George Holtman Charles Stine Hoffman Harry L. Smith Pittsburgh B. H. Cecil Po- Nee Allen Y. Bennett Harry King Hazel Ricketts Allen Bartgis King Ricketts Earl Fogle Frank Dorsey Wars Joh Pawel ‘Thompson Montgomery Ees Frederick Sherif Roy M. Ktner Rockville

Opaque Glass Marks Hidden Market Activity

A fragment notes an opaque glass used to hide a moan from outside while something remained inside the market. The garbled wording suggests a clandestine scene or concealed operation within a selling space, but the exact actions and entities are unclear.

Spring Weather Brings Thunderstorms Then Sunny Weekend

A split weekend saw a first half marked by freak thunderstorms delivering .25 inches total, with Sunday clearing to bright dry conditions. The month total reached 2.08 inches, above normal only on rainfall days, while Easter preparations and spring finery were noted in town.

Maryland Day Observances Mark State Holiday

Maryland observes a legal holiday with banks closed and schools holding special programs as residents mark the anniversary of the first colonists landing in the area. The seasonal timing notes late arrival of sea conditions and scattered celebration across quarters.

Maryland

Assassins Thwarted in Chicago Prosecutor Narrowly Escapes

State's Attorney Thomas J. Courtney and Alderman Harry E. Perry were unhurt after a gun attack in Chicago. The prosecutor, known for a two year campaign against labor union racketeers, was targeted as eight bullets struck the rear seat of their car.

Chicago Thomas J. Courtney Harry E. Perry Courtney

Plan Benefit Dance at Junior Fire Hall

A diamond ring will be given away at a dance hosted by the Junior Fire Company in its hall Friday night. Dancing runs from 9 to 1 with proceeds supporting the Junior Drum Corps uniform fund. The ring and several draw prizes will be presented at 11:20. Music by the nine piece Blue Ribbon orchestra.

Blue Ribbon

Poisoned Kidneys Relief Promote Kidney and Bladder Health

A vintage style health ad promotes Gol Medal Hagriem capsules at 35 cents. It claims to cleanse kidneys and relieve bladder irritation and urinary discomfort. The copy lists symptoms like burning passage, backache and cramps and suggests taking the capsules as directed.

Frederick Building Association seeks mortgage loans for savings

The first organized in 1836 at Frankford, now part of Philadelphia, with a successor in 1866, follows the same plan. Loans to members include first mortgages or shares loans at 4/5 of paid-in shares, at 9 cents per $100 per week. Shares pay a little over 4% interest. No county loans. over $5,000,000 handled with no losses. Series No. 41 starts April 6, 1935. apply through J. W. L. Carty, Secretary, at Frederick County National Bank.

Frankford Philadelphia Frederick Building Association J. W. L. Carty Frederick County National Bank

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