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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1936
Page
10
A fragmentary recipe describes making fish chowder with cod or another sole, salt pork, onions, and croutonlike crackers. It mentions simmering ingredients in a pot over a fire and thickening with flour and water, aiming for a hearty step by step method.
The readable lines hint at social rituals around meals and tea, with references to men and daily vegetable use. Names like Wilbert Poet appear amid garbled phrases suggesting a community scene and possible commentary on customs or routines.
A local Middletown recipe describes making a custard enriched cake. It details beating egg whites with sugar, folding in cornstarch and other powders, and assembling with graham crackers and a creamy filling.
The menu outlines daily breakfast lunch and dinner options with varied dishes. Monday includes steak and potatoes. Tuesday features fruit and chicken dishes. Wednesday lists curried dumplings and beans. Thursday offers beef with rice and tomatoes. Friday serves bacon and maple syrups with toast and tea.
A fragmented vintage recipe describes mixing cornstarch sugar fruit and bran with milk flour baking powder salt and shortening. It directs cutting dough into squares adding cherries shaping nine wedges, then baking and serving with juice and more cherries.
A scrambled OCR style snippet lists gadgets and devices with quirky phrases about tone control, a distant past, and a peculiar product pitch. It reads like a fragmented advertisement note touching tech, home use, and vague references to glass, dogs, and colors, lacking clear coherence.
A recipe notes salads remain popular as weather shifts and meals lean lighter. The suggested Surprise Combination salad blends boiled potatoes, diced ham, egg yolks, celery, pickles, mayo, and beet slices atop lettuce, arranged attractively for an individual serving or a large platter.
A recipe describes softening gelatine, infusing mint, lemon juice, paprika, and coloring to set in melon and small molds. It adds a tongue garnish and notes serving with vegetables or cabbage. It also details soaking peppers in vinegar with cinnamon, mace, and nutmeg for pickling to be served with tongue bites and mayo.
Fragmented OCR of a recipe describes mixing flour salt sugar and butter with chocolate and nuts. It mentions cup measures and a bake in a shallow pan for about 28 minutes. Some words are garbled but the basic baking steps and ingredients are readable.
A compact guide suggests transforming leftover cold cuts into an aspic dish with stock, bay leaves, carrots, onions, and gelatin, then molding and serving with a lemon mayonnaise dressing. It adds quick ideas for dressings and hot accompaniments to elevate the meat platter.
Lily White offers a home kitchen guide on making an omelette. Steps include heating the pan with butter, beating eggs, seasoning with salt, adding eggs to the hot pan, gently lifting edges with a knife, and folding then serving while soft and barely set.
The Taneytown district Sunday schools hold an event at Trinity Lutheran Church on Sunday October 12 at 7:40. Principal speaker will be Prof. Lo WW Brumbaugh of Western Maryland College. special music by Gettysburg College male quartet. Officers listed include president M C Pussivee, secretary Miss Dorothea Mundinger, treasurer Murray Bauntgardner.
A fragmented kitchen note details lemon biscuits with butter, milk, and spices. Instructions mention mixing flour sugar and rind, shaping dough, and baking at high heat, yielding biscuits placed in muffin pans with melted butter and a final bake.
The Corwine Center in Mont reports a bizarre scene as an antelope, described with great proclivities, replaced a guard at the US customs station on the road near Pal shepherd dex. The 100-pound animal frightened intruders and disrupted routine with a startling display, prompting officials to consider a more practical defense.
In the excerpt a suggestion is made that plain fruit juice can be ordered while not desiring cosmic cocktails at hotels or restaurants. It argues daily newspaper advertising as the cheapest and most effective form.
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