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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1933
Page
7
The article discusses cocoa preparation for juniors as a hot milk infusion with cocoa, noting high protein and energy. It emphasizes thorough cooking to break starch, careful heating to avoid skin on milk, and constant stirring for smoothness. Cocoa is presented as lighter fat and easier to digest than chocolate for small children.
Sunday afternoon in Hagerstown featured Mrs Bolance and James and Burnell Jenkins. In Taylorsville near Pickett, Mrs Joseph Eyler and son Joseph attended a local gathering. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Bethel Church of God for Mrs Joseph Hancock sister of Mrsiter Barnes. Mrs Frederick Pickett and family from Baltimore visited Mrs Icke. Winfield Circuit Dramatic will perform Thr id Church at Hoenezer church on Oct 15 at 8 oclock with cast including Goodwin Barbara Jenkins Mary Jane Waltz Pearl Conway.
The piece lists names associated with a community gathering featuring special music and notes hospitality. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. GC M Waltz and family from Philadelphia, along with visits by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Haight and Mrs. Edgar Piskoett to the Burkingham home in Bird Hill. O W Barnes is listed as sick. Sunday visitors at A J Stem’s home include Alma Stem and Carroll Stem.
Bill Terry, who steered the New York Giants to the 1933 World Series title, signed a five year player manager contract reportedly at $40,000 per season. Stoneham announced the deal after a meeting with Terry, confirming his continued control of the team through 1938.
A crowded community notes page lists guests, births, visits, and events in Howard County and surrounding towns. Names include Mrs Ruby and Mrs Rudy, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Brown, Miss Charlotte Shull, Mr. and Mrs. Lee McComas, and many households in Woodbine, Glenwood, Ellicridge, and Ellicott City. Highlights mention a birth announced by Mrs Marion Harris, the Cartell Country Horse and Pony Show at the Bliceard farm, and staff changes at the Register of Wills office. Numerous visits to and from area residents are recorded, with illnesses, accidents, and social gatherings noted.
A garbled social column lists Taylorsville and Baltimore connections with Hood, Byers, and W. C. Moorr kin and neighbors. It mentions hospital plans for Macy Fiala and visits by Mrs Esther Kel Balanmine and Mr Magin family. Also notes a motor trip to Pretty Hoy and Par nai Cheering tome. Autumn flowers advice closes the item.
An ad touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Tablets to prevent periodic pain. It suggests starting three to four days before discomfort, or taking regularly for months for relief without narcotics or side effects. Promotes a new 50¢ package at druggists.
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