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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1934
Page
12
Mary Fe Dague offers sauce recipes to elevate meats and fish. Caper sauce uses butter flour broth water capers parsley and optional cream. rich fish sauce blends butter flour milk sour salt gherkins parsley and egg slices. tomato sauce provides a tart complement with butter onion and onion.
An advertisement extols All-Bran National Natural Laxative as a remedy for constipation. It cites long use and claims Kellogg’s Art-Bran provides bulk and vitamin B, compares favorably to pills, and urges two tablespoons daily with a doctor visit if relief fails. It lists a New Jersey address and Kellogg’s Battle Creek manufacture.
The page lists a recipe for a tomato cream sauce and herbs followed by a full day’s menu including breakfast and lunch items. It also contains social notices of visits between families in Lewisdale Baltimore and Commodore area, with names such as Wilbur Luhn Naomi Philip A C Bose and Robert Arey. The notices mention church events Ladies' Aid Society and various dinners and visits across local towns.
A chaotic clipping reports a mystery death linked to a showgirl and a wife found in New York on May 1. The text mentions police, posts, and various names amid garbled lines about a death, possible homicide, and related society events. The piece also references dental association meetings and resolutions concerning Dr Joseph T Pyles, with scattered names and locations suggesting a crowded society page.
Wichita and Kane county saw a mass meeting of unemployed workers met with dispersal by four national guard units under Gov Landes orders. Tear gas, crowd control, and police restraint followed as about 50 demonstrators faced questioning while several officers were attacked.
Listings describe a 1932 Chevrolet truck with 11 inch wheelbase dual rear tires better springs new tires front and rear and fire mechanisms priced at 395. A 1931 Essex Sport Coupe is offered as a nice running car in fine condition suitable for cheap transportation priced at 235.
The record notes that the original religion of Jenga was identified as Shintoism. It references cultural context and religious classification without presenting additional sources or dates.
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