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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1930
Page
7
An extended, period style cooking feature offers guidance on cranberry confections, coffee grinding and storage, meat braising, and dessert puddings. It blends tips for flavor preservation, menu planning, and practical kitchen techniques with illustrated dishes and ingredient lists.
The article notes Charles Lindbergh advances to the rank of commander in the legion, with eligibility to wear the five pointed star on a red ribbon. It outlines age and service requirements, and mentions higher grades such as grand officer, grand cross, and grand master reserved for the President of France.
Mrs Chas Lamar visits Virginia and Miss Helen Sheaffer returns from Richmond. Mrs Melvin Shepley visits Hagers Town. N H McKinney hosts. An oyster and chicken supper for Forest Grove Church will be held Nov 12 and 13 at Ball's Park. Miss Elizabeth Renneberger and sister visit Mrs W P Allnutt in Baltimore. Miss Charlotte Whitmore visits cousins. Miss Dorothy and Cecelia Dronenburg noted.
A Washington social season feature notes a rise in grand balls and debutante events. Listings include Katrina McCormick, Dorothy Dodge, Adele Jahncke, Grace Roosevelt Jr., Edith Grant Snt, and Ruth Bakert's daughter. Prominent families host large apartments at the Mayflower with expected record attendance and lavish entertainments.
Carnegie Steel Company announces a minimum price for bars plates and shapes at 1602 per hundred pounds. The move comes three months after a management change and is seen as a major price stabilizer for the industry, with New York markets reacting to the decision amid ongoing industry adjustment.
Fragmentary text reports illness delaying a church meeting involving Bishop Cannon and related figures. A church affair is described with discussions of potential trials and organizational actions affecting participants.
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