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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1936
Page
9
A fragmented description outlines a casual postball season gathering with home cooked prep. It mentions cheeses olives pickles lettuce bread and crackers, hot fillings like omelette and ham dishes, breads and cakes, and a social setting with friends enjoying a shared meal and dessert.
An OCR fragment outlines quick pie tricks using lemon meringue and a chocolate pie method. It mentions a no bake lemon version with condensed milk and lemon, plus a chocolate pie steps with chocolate and condensed milk. A personal anecdote references a Maryland cook with a specific surname.
The piece describes leaders proxies to debate the A F L dispute on a vertical union. It outlines figures and factions within the labor movement, mentioning Gompers era actions and a planned Tampa conference to expel ten unions. Names such as William Hutcheson and Arthur O Wharton appear among likely spokesmen.
Stockholm on November 7 reported cardboard bridges tested by the military showing they are buoyant light and easy to transport while capable of bearing substantial weight.
Sufferers of acute asthma and bronchitis are urged to try Buckley’s Mixture. The ad promises immediate relief from choking and gasping for air and a restful night’s sleep after a hot drink. It notes the product is sold by druggists with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
A damaged OCR fragment from a local page appears to mention vendors and items with unclear names and partial phrases. Readable terms include garden herbs and merchandise context but no full events or clear entities. The text lacks coherent structure to identify a specific incident or report.
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