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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1926
Page
8
A vintage menu and home cook guide for Thanksgiving lists simple dishes and steps. It includes Clear Tomato Soup Cheese Crackers Chestnut Stuffing Roast Turkey Giblet Gravy Mashed Potatoes and Cranberry Conserve with detailed prep notes and a complete turkey handling method. The page also covers table decor planning and dessert preparation including Cider Frappe and Boston Brown Bread.
A local survey shows turkey prices may rise little if at all for Thanksgiving with dressed chickens at 42 cents per pound and ducks at 49 cents. A family of five could dine for about $9.65 including ten pound turkey, oysters, cranberries and pie. The Salvation Army plans Thanksgiving dinners and Christmas baskets, aiding many county families from headquarters on Thanksgiving and during the Yule holidays.
A fragmented note traces how a man who once borrowed ivory clippers to cut hair now has a son who borrows a stression from the garage. The sequence extends to a lawn mower borrowed next, hinting at a cycle of shared items across generations.
The pattern describes a corner motif useful for household linen with black satin stitch sections and open white areas. The design shows slanted auteries in the center and a lined edge on one side indicating the motif’s tilt.
Washington reports the late Herbert Quick and his son Howard completed Mississippi Steamboatin a vivid history of pre Civil War river life along the Father of Waters. The book blends dramatic episodes with pilots, captains, gamblers, and planters, tracing its rise and decline amid rail competition and inland navigation debates. The work is praised as gripping history with a moral on waterways development.
Nathan Leopold, serving life at Joliet for a 1924 crime, refused to testify about the May escape and deputy warden remarks, citing prison ethics. Prosecutors pressed for details of a manhunt and the escape, while Leopold invoked a code of honor, risking contempt but offering no further testimony.
A fragmentary report notes Mary Gibson, also styled as Mrs Gibson, asserting a weak state and intent related to a death. The text includes corrupted phrases about a formal claim and testimony, with unclear references to relapses and relatives. The readability is limited by OCR errors and lacks coherent facts.
Among familiar birds the bluejay is versatile and intelligent. It is omnivorous and can live year round across its wide range. The jay distinguishes foe from friend and hunts cautiously during sunlit seasons. Superstitions accuse it of magical powers and misdeeds like nest robbing, though many birds share blame.
The article explores pheasants originating from southern Asia and their diverse adaptations. It notes long tails and iridescent colors, comparing them to birds of paradise, and recounts historical introductions to Britain and America. It mentions limited success in inland Britain and parts of the northwest and southern British Columbia.
In Montgomery county October attendance for 5 737 white pupils reached 2 499 with perfect records and 393 at least 90 per cent. Banner schools included Takone Park Silver Spring 95 8 Kensington 95 5 Takoma Park Silver Spring 96 6 and Garrett Park 95 5. enrollment for white pupils rose with 540 more pupils in September and 600 more in October versus last year. Colored pupil enrollment has risen gradually as removals to cities like Washington occurred.
Torrential rainstorms and floods across northern Italy claim several lives. Two relief workers seeking to aid the homeless drown at Pavia while two tugs and a dinghy founder off Spezia, with others displaced from their homes as waters rise.
An advertisement touts Allenrhy Special Formula No 2 capsule No 77 from Peoples Drug Stores as a cure for neuritis and sciatic nerve pains after 24 hours. It claims the formula also helps gouty conditions and rheumatoid arthritis without dope, urging readers to confirm neuritis before purchase.
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