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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1931
Page
8
New York service writer Julia Blanschard notes advances in winter fashion accessories including jewelry gloves purses belts slippers and other items. The piece highlights period inspired adornments such as jeweled combs and pendants and suggests fashion choices to enhance outfits with antique look elements.
An instructional piece on making flaky pie crusts notes that well baked pastry is digestible and emphasizes careful methods. It outlines pastry types, flour choices, fat content, and water balance, guiding the novice through mixing until a greasy mass forms and the dough develops tenderness.
Fragmentary menu item lists breakfast and dinner courses. Breakfast includes tomato juice creamed salt codfish milk coffee rice croquettes lettuce apple snow tea. Dinner features baked potatoes with unspecified blue dish and sauces.
Fragmentary copy notes rheumatism relief and swelling reduction with unclear details. Readable bits mention agony and a possible medical claim but lack verifiable dates or sources.
The report notes bails and about 25 horses are wounded or killed during every Spanish bullfight. It mentions au gratin stexed tomatoes Chinese cabbage salad deep dish peach pie and coffee as part of the text but focuses on the ring casualties and rough tally of horse losses.
Notables of baseball escort Charles A Comiskey to his final resting place, honoring a man who rose from player to White Sox owner. Kenesaw Mountain Landis and John Heydler, among others, attended today with services planned for tomorrow. wife is mentioned in fragmented text.
A testimonial ad claims Mr Herman Ranks of Detroit lost 22 pounds after using Keusthen Salts. It touts relief from rheumatic aches and swells and urges taking half a teaspoon in hot water before breakfast for four months, with a money back guarantee if not improved.
A speaker named Lopez remarks that certain statements are unpopular abroad while noting progress in education among islanders. He cites growing Protestant influence and shifting cultural factors, saying religion and trade shape relations, though schooling lags behind expectations. He mentions a Roman era or influence and references a university and a university graduate.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a person reading law at a university and studying at length. It references a religious text and possible names in a scribal note. The passage is incomplete and lacks clear events or dates to summarize.
An advertisement touts Creamuleias as a cure for coughs colds bronchial asthma bronchitis and related respiratory issues. It promises relief after two doses and offers money back if symptoms persist despite following directions.
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