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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1957
Page
3
A 1957 note describes preparing chicken using margarine and crushed dry cereal for coating. The method involves dipping seasoned chicken in butter then coating with cereal and baking in a moderate oven until done, yielding a crunchy non shedding result.
Week's food economies emphasize abundant produce and affordable meats as October and November harvests begin. Cabbage cauliflower peppers kale and Florida citrus join pears Bartletts and Boses apples pumpkins and fresh chicken offers. Seasonal pricing and new techniques expand options for home cooks with whole and cut up birds and budget friendly produce.
A Washington lawyer and brother of President Eisenhower was stopped by a Secret Service agent on the 28th floor of the Waldark building in New York City. James C. Hagerty greeted him and said the President’s brother was in the city on private business, unaware Ike would be there.
The Ohio River subdivision south of Parkersburg will cease steam locomotives as diesel trains take over. The C&O and B&O railways show ongoing all electric and diesel operation with rare steam use. An historical note recalls the first steam arrival via new tracks in Huntington. Local residents Howard J. Smith and others are cited for unrelated traffic fines.
Frederick residents report a local first as Charles F Troxell becomes the city's first to install a residential resistance heating system in a newly built Schley avenue home. The article notes an all electric setup with ceiling cable insulation and thermostatic control, comparing it to conventional heating and highlighting cost, room control, and lack of moving parts.
Lesson note explains common errors in price retroactive phrasing and mispronunciations. It defines words like hypercritical and corvine and advises pronunciation and spelling improvements with practical examples.
The market shows a nervous break as billions in stock value slip while Queen Elizabeth II tours New York. Analysts note bearish trends from earnings drops and modest retail declines amid a shaky economy. A fatal crash near North East Maryland and a recruitment drive in Maryland National Guard add local context.
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