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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1930
Page
9
The piece surveys female congressional prospects including Ruth Baker Pratt Mary Norton Erica Esher and Mary McCormick. It analyzes campaign capacity, party dynamics, and the push of women into Senate and House roles amid a politically active period in the county. It notes Nancy lawyers and aides supporting candidates as reporters weigh abilities and public image.
Militants clash in Sherman as a coroner rules Hughes dead after a chaotic entry into a fortified district. A military ban limits gatherings to three as Gov Moody tightens control and scouts are dispatched from nearby Oklahoma communities.
Frank Goldsborough, 19, appears at the New York room, setting continental and American Youths marks. Bryce Goldsborough’s son travels from Los Angeles by train, arriving 2 12 p.m., as records are dispatched and details continue to emerge.
The State Holstein-Friesian Breeders Association executive committee meets at the Francs Scntines hotel to finalize arrangements for the May 21 banquet and the May 22 sale at the Fair Grounds. President J Homer Remsberg presides. officers include John M. Dennis Jr and Dr A I Be. Auctioneer W F Anders will oversee the sale with bidders from Maryland Ohio and beyond.
A health and cooking note explains cereals offer best nourishment per cost when cooked. It contrasts cooked and uncooked cereals, noting that three quarters of a cup cooked wheat yields 100 calories, while more uncooked cereal needs larger amounts to reach the same value. The piece discusses cooking methods, servings, and tips to improve flavor, texture, and palatability, including water temperature, salting, and chilling for hot weather.
Dr Emmett H Cheragvon head of the Educational Department of the Anti Saloon League defends proper lobbying saying citizens feel justified in presenting claims to lawmakers. A Senate committee planned a Tuesday probe into the League's lobbying efforts as Scott Me general superintendent was questioned for two hours.
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