Cheese makes Welsh rarebit a party dish
A 1940s style meal column describes Welsh rarebit with cheese and beer, offering a party friendly recipe for six. It details grating cheese, melting with butter, salt mustard and beer, then whisking in eggs and serving with chutney salad and peach Melba for dessert. Also mentions a two person menu with sweetbreads and mushrooms and a full daily menu including breakfast and dinner options.
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Mary
NEA Services
Gubet
Local Social News From Lykesville Area and School Events
March social notices list guests at Springfield Avenue gatherings hosted by Mrs Samuel Jenness and Mrs L R Emion with attendees including Air Mrs Charles Merson and Mrs Elmer Jenkins. A March 19 annual fundraiser at the Belvedere neighborhood school reports officers elected for the treasurer president and secretary roles and a program on Economic and Social Reconstruction as Applied to Education with talks from Madolyn Dunn John Wooden and others.
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Likesite
Capatles Jenkinins
Infield
Joh
Esworthy
Libon
Amanda Ansied
Airs Ranasian
Gussis
James
Pater
Eagar Sa
Ederick
Moss Caro
Baloch
Verda Griffith
Rates Grifith
L.bemy
Cara Pa Rineo
Mes Richardson
Wat’ 3 Philips
James Nores
Joan Whwes
Jean Selimar
George Kelly Beasman
Anse Farqahar
Joan Brigas
James Masay
Sema
Edesg
Teef
Doras Hamutor
Mics
Anne Home
Winan Balimi
J H Gore
Carro
Ap.c.aton
Bsv
Neigh
E.cctea
Reat Presdent
John Wooden
Taney Dun
Ropert Dager
Bowman
Rimer Wolfeingh
Judith Lane and the Bevins affair test a marriage
Judith confronts Norman over the Bevins fortune and a looming court case as storm warnings, gossip, and family intrigue threaten their marriage and the Diablo dam project. Judith plans a decisive move, while legal action and a judge maneuver play into Lampere’s schemes.
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Judith
Berims
Lampye
Bevins
Galveston
Court
Norman
Rae
Delphy
Cisa
Cliz
Slathile
Mathie
Sanford
Mathile
Diablo Dam
Lige
Mrs. Dare
Judge Morgan
Morton Lampere
Tom Bevins
Nathalie Berins
Bering
Bering Construction Company
Big Tom
Conard
Longview
Seenre
Local Education Leaders Discuss School Program
A group of senior educators and faculty members including representatives from Westen Mary and College Department of Education met to discuss an operating program. The session featured leaders not on the main program taking part and addressed supportive topics with aims of improving schooling.
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Ana S M. Jenness
Sreesville
Ata
Gut P Brenav Taney
Westen Mary
College Department of Education
Esamogie
Mary Bonagniss
Whose Stipu Ameals and the Klan History
The Relux Klan began as a social order but evolved into a self empowered group enforcing white supremacy after blue enfranchised negroes. Chinese labor was first brought to the U S to replace slave labor and immigration of Chinese workers grew. Sea trains can carry 95 railroad cars named for their serving cities.
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Relux Klan
U. S
Horse Coming Back in This County
Old dobbing trotting back into the height and is welcomed with open arms and cash. During January and February 646 head of purebred Percherons transferred at the Percheron Society of America in Chicago versus 332 last year. Prices ranged from 156 to 1000 dollars per head. One transaction interests Frederick County horsemen.
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Percheron Society of America
Chicago
Elis McFarland
Frederick County
Warm springs forecast as drought threat looms nationwide
Weather bureau studies show warm winters followed by warm springs are common. this year may bring early shirt sleeve days. Dry start and potential drought threaten the Northwest, northern Great Plains, West Texas, Oklahoma, and interior valleys with limited soil moisture and little reserve for spring rain.
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Weather Bureau
Moet
Counnry
B. F. Colton
Washington
Crocus
Alli Sons
Bureau Secon
United States
Amy
Official
Aimead
Genera
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Great Plain
Wisconsin
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North Dakota
South Dakota
Mortana
Nebraska
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Omo Valley
Missouri
Kansas
Monocacy Farms Boosts Percheron Holdings With 10 Mares
Daniel E Wight of Monocacy Farms expanded his Percheron stock by purchasing 10 mares from North Dakota breeders Jos M Vial Extenmon Animal Husbandman College Park. The horses are stationed at Mr Wiskts farm near Urbana awaiting occupancy and Dragon 204979 will join there soon. The venture aims to build a premier breeding operation with the stallion standing at multiple Urbana Buckeystown area farms.
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Daniel E Wight
North Dakota
Jos M Vial
Urbens
Buckeystown
Wight
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