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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1930
Page
5
A scrambled NEA Service page presents recipe fragments from Sister Mary’s Kitchen. It mentions dough rising, warm yeast, mixing cups, kneading, shaping, baking, and serving with casseroles and salad. The text is garbled with missing words but conveys basic bread making and meal ideas.
Vague OCR fragment lists names and places including Washington, Mes Jacob, Miss Frances Seaman, Mrs Hughes, Mr and Mrs Charlie Soper, and J C Snider. Mentions visits, family gatherings, and Sunday travel with scattered phrases about locations near Fermaniean and Wallase Hurries.
In the fragment, references to warm summers and observances appear alongside mentions of wines and coins. Named persons or organizations are unclear, but the text hints at a commemorative or civic note connected to past summers and a sporting context. The passage is terse and fragmented, making precise reconstruction difficult.
A correspondent describes a torn text discussing demands during 1932, noting MPs and press reactions. The piece questions what stance the President will take toward a proposed amendment and whether a commission report will influence policy.
Fragmentary local notices mention a club meeting at Hyalistown with Mrs Paul presiding. The text references a hostess, Mrs Linthieum, and an event described as two sessions. Details are unclear due to missing portions and garbled OCR.
A jumble of advertisements and notices from a Frederick area paper features promotions for Ford fee Shop and AL JACOSSON'S DEPT STORE with mention of opportunity cars and reduced prices, plus spared water pump notice by Grove Lime Company. Community notices include a public sale by Willis D. Witter, a bazaar at The Glade Reformed Church, and medical ads for chiropractic services.
Damiascus reports a Grange gathering Monday evening where O W Anderson county official spoke on forming a cooperative. The event aired plans from other Granges and involved local members at Grange Hall. A note mentions a hospital visit and unclear references to Weeks.
A fragmented line from a historical piece urges recognizing boys natural instincts to organize into groups and to find pleasure in both work and play, reflecting on social dynamics and youth activities of the era.
Funeral ser vice for Mrs Martha E Demmitt is set for Thursday afternoon at the Methodist Episcopal church in Union Bridge. The service follows a period of illness and is conducted by Rev Bal Archie and other clergy from the UB area.
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