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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1936
Page
9
The article reflects on the arrival of spring with a tone of uplift, noting vernal signs such as daffodils and birds. It emphasizes practical tasks to prepare homes for the season and the universal beauty of spring, valued as accessible to all.
An official of the Lincoln Highway Association predicts practical electric lit highways from coast to coast with Canadian to Mexican reach. He cites the 115 mile Ideal section of the Lincoln Highway in Indiana where non-glow electric lights every 300 feet reportedly reduced accidents.
The fragment quotes Will Rogers noting leaders are lacking something in crisis and compares times to Shakespearean themes. The text references Congress, the Senate, and political temperament, with a muddled remark on Republicans and Eskimo imagery amid a 1920 copyright line.
The writer recalls the country school as a central community hub in rural life, noting its roles as church, town hall, meeting place, and social center. He reflects on its decline with modern roads and consolidated schools and recalls childhood memories, family farewells, and local education rituals.
A fragmented reminiscence notes the Central Hotel purchase by BF Stewart PLL Hargett and Company for 900 cash. It recalls social events and figures including Ezra Sawyer Hallie Due and Mrs Rose C Foreman widow of Br. TC Foreman. A needle embedded in Mrs Ezra Nusbaum’s hand twenty years ago resurfaces.
The piece recalls early rural schooling with shacks, scarce books, and long journeys to classes. It notes a shift to consolidated schools across the United States, praised for better buildings, equipment, teachers, and access to modern infrastructure, while acknowledging ongoing debate and local resistance.
The page presents two recipes for dinner and dessert items including Mushroom Rice Escalop and Honey Vegetable Salad with a creamy sauce. It includes detailed steps, measurements, and cooking times for preparing meals for three or four people, along with a Lemon Filled Cookies recipe and its filling components.
A fragmentary note discusses word study and vocabulary growth. It mentions a remedy for evils of souis thores and touches on local control of education. The text includes references to a local board and school district matters with a dated stamp from Sunny HS Farm in Mar. 21.
A brief notice on cheese as a vital dairy product, highlighting casein content and mineral richness. It notes cheese as a centuries old staple and cites U S consumption around several hundred million pounds annually in a concise health context.
A dietitian notes cleomargarine provides fewer calories than butter per 100 grams and lacks some vitamins found in butter. Butter supplies important vitamins not present in the margarine.
The text discusses lower cheese consumption in Europe compared with growth in the United States. It notes Wisconsin as a major domestic cheese source and mentions varieties like Neufchatel, Brie, Camembert, Edam, Roquefort, and Licences among options. It also references digestion and aging considerations for cheese and the idea that cheese can be healthy when chewed well.
Miss Marjoreanne McKee elected president of Hood County W C A for 1936 37. McKee also serves as vice president and circulations manager for Touch 1 1 and leads the class basketball team and home town hall literature efforts.
A fragmentary column mentions Major figures and President Roosevelt in a satirical tone. It references George Ross, a figure counting millions, and a 2 cent fare mention. It notes Harmonious Partners and Casa Loma Orchestra with Rainbow Room prominence.
History notes mark events from 1789 William redis ictus hammersmith born 1789 Dresden? Died shows scattered names. 1814 General William Hull court martial for surrender of Detroit 1812. 1913 Greek foods in Ohio and Indiana cause of thousands dead in Ohio.
The 1923 Paris born famed French actress Setah Bernhardt died at age 77. Secretary of Labor Davis reports a national figure of 13,870.008. Vermeer and E. Housman are noted among birthdays. Horoscope predicts a strong will and perseverance overcoming setbacks.
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