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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1916
Page
3
The article lists varied souffle recipes including Cheese, Onion, Corn, Hominy, Lentil, Meat, Tongue, Rice, Cherry, Sweetbread, and Turnip souffles. Each method details ingredients, beating yolks and whites, folding, and baking in a water bath until firm and lightly browned.
A Baltimore bound trip ended with a suitcase full of clothes lost near Haldimore. A boy in Frederick found the clothing and sold most items for nine dollars, while the suitcase and some items remain unaccounted for. Police in Frederick are investigating, with several youths identified but none named.
Twenty five Montgomery county milk producers, members of the Maryland and Virginia Milk Producers Association, met at Rockville and pledged to ship no milk into the District of Columbia if the association strikes fail. If a strike is decided, about 7 percent of the district’s 1,000 daily gallons would be withheld, while 4 percent already have contracts meeting or exceeding the proposed prices. The group favors 18 cents a gallon May through August, 20 cents in September, and 24 cents from October to April, against current averages near 16 cents in summer and 22 cents otherwise.
A simple squash souffle method uses mashed squash mixed with two eggs one cup milk and salt. Fold in beaten egg whites and bake about twenty minutes for a light dish with melted butter add flavor.
Halloween fever grips the city with store window displays and market chatter as youngsters plan treats and pranks. Proclamations of the season fill the town with pumpkins, costumes, and tales of fortune telling while the police prepare for rowdy revelry and local court cases. Blanche Nelson, arrested near the Pennsylvania station for drunk and disorderly conduct, paid fines and absorbed jail time in lieu of payment. William Fout faced assault charges with fines. Frank Pampel acted as defense counsel.
Winchester Va resident H W Ebert was arrested by Motorcycle Deputy Nikirk for carrying a pasteboard license tag on his car. Before Justice August T Hrust he paid a five dollar fine. Also noted: detachable casters have been patented to help move washing machines.
A $175000 blaze wiped out the Price Mire and Waterproofing Company plant in Poughkeepsie, owned by William J. Price. The loan stood at $176000 with about $60000 in insurance. The article notes prior ties to local industry and outlines a cautious path to restart, amid extensive debris and char.
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