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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1947
Page
10
Aimed at economical hearty cooking, the column offers three dish ideas: Country Minestrone using ground beef, macaroni, and tomato juice. Western Soup Special featuring olives, vegetables, and bouillon. and Chicken Curry With Raisins with fowl, curry, and rice. Also notes the U.S. divorce rate rising from 19 per 1000 in 1939 to 3.6 in 1945.
A Thanksgiving season prayer and praise service was led by Edward M Mauitz with testimonies on blessings. P Luther Rice gave opening prayer and Millard E Crum led singing with Mrs Clyde Thomas at the organ. Missions offering exceeded 75 dollars. Nomination committee named officers including President Walker N Jolliffe and others. Election set for December 16 at 7 30 p.m. in the chapel after the business meeting.
Mrs Helen L Dixon of 33 East Sixth street received a German letter translated by a friend from Cronenberg Germany thanking her for a pair of shoes sent October 14 to Karin Katherine Tigges. The note dated October 16 says the girl wore old shoes for three years and this is her first new pair as part of last April's Church World Service Center drive at New Windsor.
A Navy torpedo bomber crashed into Washington’s busy bridge during rush hour. One wing caught the span over the Anacostia River, halting traffic while the pilot Lt. S. T. Bitting escaped. No serious injuries reported as witnesses noted the aircraft appeared in trouble.
The Senate in Washington moved toward a vote on a 597 million dollar European relief bill. Senator Edwin C. Johnson of Colorado urged Appropriations action as a preliminary step before determining exact cash allocations.
An advertisement promotes Creomulsion as a potent cough remedy to prevent chronic bronchitis. It claims the medicine goes to the seat of the trouble, loosens phlegm, soothes inflamed bronchial membranes, and contains beechwood creosote with non narcotic ingredients. It offers a money back guarantee if it does not help the user sleep and rest.
Marriage licenses issued at Westminster include John W Smith with Julia M Garber, Walter David Barnhart with Margaret Elizabeth Gist in Union Bridge, Lester Alexander Smith with Dolly Ruth Reaver in Taneytown, Carroll S. Haines with Truth N. Myers in Union Bridge, with additional entries noted in Union Bridge.
Horace Edward Miller and Doris Ruth Myers and Howard Robert Wisner and Charlotte Ann Thompson from New Windsor and James Maurice Carr Jr and Gladys Louise Watson from Union Bridge appear in a clustered notice. The text notes titanium, the metal whose oxide is used as a pigment in white paint, when alloyed with iron.
The text notes that adequate iron intake reduces fatigue from stress and extends endurance under strain, implying iron helps longer life by supporting energy levels and resilience during physical or mental demands. The claim highlights iron’s role in stamina and overall vitality.
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