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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1934
Page
13
A home cook describes veal stew with dumplings as a test of skill, noting dumplings add distinction and offering steps to brown meat, simmer two hours, add vegetables, and prepare broth. A suggested daily menu follows with breakfast, luncheon, and dinner items centered on stew and baked trout dishes.
At a monthly gathering in the chapel of the Theological Seminary the Carrol County Ministerial Union elected officers for the year. Rev O G Robinson was named president, Rev H P Williams vice president, Rev J Earl Cummings secretary, and Rev F B Bailey treasurer. Also noted in the issue was a classified ad about a beagle named Mike belonging to Roy K Harris of 805 Mover Avenue, which has disappeared multiple times.
A book review extols Lost Paradise by Robert Coffey, praising its Maine seacoast setting and boyhood memories. The author depicts open fields, woods, and seaside comforts that frame a story of freedom and self sufficiency, with vivid scenes of partridges, warm chowders, and strawberries. Published by Macmillan. Numbers show 1,246,134 passengers carried by misc operators in 1933.
Fashion notes describe fur used as cuffs collars sleeves and borders in coats and suits for the season. A chevron tweed two piece with a long seven eighths length topcoat pairs with a versatile neckline and gold jersey top, while detachable cayiss and lapin trims appear in many outfits. Sunday the dog disappeared for the third time.
The article notes a theater festival centered on a theme of innocence with Edith Wittaren’s novel adapted for stage. It highlights stars from New York and mentions a late 19th century mood as performers rehearse. The piece previews a production titled Uvaty At the Boa Aas and credits the theater founders.
Loretta Young stars with Hugh Drummond in a program featuring The Miexey Mouse cartoon and other attractions. Warner's presentation promises a day of adventures and light entertainment including The Mad.
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