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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1930
Page
8
Instructions on sugar cured and brine cured pork with ingredients and steps for home curing. Includes rubs, salting intervals, brining times, smoking guidance, and storage in jars. Also lists suggested side dishes and a brief mention of serving ideas.
The text states Mussolini's father was a blacksmith by trade and strongly anti religious. His mother was a schoolteacher and, like her husband, a devout Catholic.
A Powell farm near Taur was attacked by four dogs that killed multiple sheep from the Master Powell herd. Witnesses describe the dogs chasing and biting in the field, with several sheep found injured or dead. The dogs were shot after the incident and the case proceeds under local law for damages. The report includes names of witnesses and references to county records.
A government speech outlines cooperation to reduce unemployment with significant public works, urging broad participation. Officials pledge job creation for thousands, with emphasis on defense and labor programs and financial support from the Shipping Board. The plan projects wage increases and sustained demand through winter and into the coming year.
Residents from Utica Frederick Woodsboro and Woodsboro area gathered for Sunday visits. Naomi Lambert of Frederick spent a week with the Lambert family. L Lenhart and daughter Hazel of Woodsboro visited Mr Wm Lenhart and Mr Edward Rice. State Councillor of the Jr U A M will speak.
The item lists several residents and visitors including Mrs Wo r of Wormedsourg Pa, Mr Roy Drustour and family, Mr Harry E Krise of Baltimore, Mr and Mrs John Mazin and daughter Betts of Hagerstown, and Mr Wm Long Gina Harbaugh Howard Smith Herbert Bankies and Samuel Long who spent time in Harraburs Pa and with local families.
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