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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1935
Page
4
A 16th century reflection recalls the first Thanksgiving in Plymouth colony, where 102 settlers endured a brutal winter before harvest relief. The piece describes their gratitude as they faced an unknown future with hope and faith.
Fragments describe a family gathering with emphasis on simple meals and cozy atmosphere. References to warmth, fragrance, and shared moments hint at a traditional holiday scene amid weather and homey surroundings. The piece blends domestic details with nostalgic tones about hospitality and togetherness.
The piece recalls Will Rogers and a radio host joking about a harvest joke and a dogedropping rodeo. It mentions a 1937 publish date and a discussion of a quip about a cowboy and animal cruelty, plus local wedding and community notices including a tenth anniversary at Middletown.
Dr Stahe Spaaks attended a luncheon where Stahr, president of the college, was the principal speaker. The Hagerstown Rotary Club hosted the event with Spaaks recognized for attendance.
Reconstructed column notes past events from Frederick, referencing local people and dates though text is garbled. It mentions a November 27 entry, a temperance sermon, and remarks on local establishments and social conduct with unclear specifics.
The coach expects quarterback Hun to return to the Pratt squad soon and believes he can win back the starting job within two weeks. The article hints at a mysterious subplot and discusses potential game plans and team mood as spring drills proceed.
A fragmented recipe list describes mock duck supreme and fried rabbit dishes for Thanksgiving. Instructions cover ingredients like butter parsley salt pepper bread flour and tomato juice cocktail plus browning and baking steps. The text also references future meals and includes sporadic menu items and cooking tips.
A jumble of historical notes marking anniversaries in French history, colonial Massachusetts figures, and early American leaders. Birthdays include John F. R. McCard, Carl A. Hatch, Marvin McIntyre, Leon Fraser, and Charles A. Beard among others. Also notes on Gen George A. Custer’s victory, WWI prisoner releases, and a brief fortune for a Jewish settlement in South Carolina.
A health article explains how appetite affects digestion. It notes that appetite can be stimulated by appealing preparation and appearance, and describes the senses of taste, smell, and sight in driving appetite. It mentions appetites vary by culture and food appeal influences digestion.
A reader asks about symptoms of arterial hardening. The article notes it often progresses with few early signs and is detectable by examining superficial blood vessels, measuring blood pressure, and noting changes in taste, smell, appetite, and digestion related to diet and cooking.
New York reports Maria Rasputin returning to Paris to see her daughters and consult lawyers about a suit against Grand Duke Dmitri and Prince Youssoupofsky. She plans to rejoin the Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus in the U.S. She recalls animal work and her father’s horses. The piece also notes an Algonquin Club scene where James T. Farrell and Hortense Alden depart amid waiter reminders.
The card lists meals for a day featuring cranberry jelly with ham for breakfast. Grapefruit, baked bacon, bran gems, and coffee appear as first items. Lunch includes crackers and tea with a light salad and main course. Dinner offers a pot roasted dish with potatoes and greens.
A fragmented cooking note lists dishes and ingredients for a Thanksgiving meal including vegetables, bran gems, baked ham, and yams. It reflects a home kitchen setting with portions, spices, and oven steps though many words are garbled. The tone resembles a period recipe card with hand written style and casual instructions.
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