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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1931
Page
8
Article outlines methods to cook and use wheat in daily meals including breakfast porridge, ground wheat for flour, and recipes. It cites nutritionists and cooking tips from Rodney Duichee and Cavin College, noting wheat's nutritional value and potential cost benefits in large quantities.
A flood of untraceable reports spreads rumors about President Hoover and political shifts. Watered by conjecture, claims allege a five day week, wage cuts, huge public works, and shifting nominations, with no verifiable source to sustain them.
Sept. 1 residents report Mary Bowers ill and moved to Frederick City hospital. Pauline Marshall remains very ill at Frederick City hospital. Earl Bowett and daughter Jean visited Lewistown over the weekend. Rowe Joy from Brimswick spent the weekend with Barry and Mrs. Arnold. Oran Lease moved in with his parents on West Pirth street. Irvin Ramsburg and Mrs. Ramsburg relocate to the Utterdeck home after Mrs. Lease’s death. Staley P. Stull remains indisposed.
Philadelphia's treasury nears depletion forcing an emergency loan of 2,000,900 dollars from banks after bids failed for a municipal borrowing. Mayor Harry A. Mackey warns pay obligations for November and December could be in jeopardy as city functions risk paralysis.
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