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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1942
Page
13
A guide to making apple fritters with tart apples, batter of flour, baking powder, salt, milk, and eggs, fried until golden and dusted with sugar. Also notes canned fruits like apricots, peaches, and oranges can be prepared as fritters, with flavor tweaks using citrus juice or liqueurs.
Readily made ice creams in home freezing trays offer daily variety. Peach Cream uses canned peaches, milk and coffee cream. Strawberry Cream blends preserved strawberries with cream and eggs. Both require chilling, beating, and refreezing for creamy texture. Also notes three trainmen killed in Charleston incident and suggests waffles with peach or apricot filling and honey topping as a luncheon dessert.
Sept 17 Treasury lists seven Marylanders with compensation around 75 000 yearly. Top earner C B Dulesn Sr of Hecht Co Baltimore totals 117 204 78 for year ended Jan 31 1941. Other figures show salaries and bonuses for Crown Cork Sea, Commercial Credit, Rustless Iron, Baltimore Salesbook, Consolidated Gas Electric, Acacia Mutual Life, with totals ranging about 75 000 to 200 000 for different periods.
The piece presents oyster recipes including Panned Oysters and Skewered Oysters, with detailed ingredient lists and cooking steps. It also promotes using leftover bread to make crumbs and Melba toast, plus a note on drying bread for future use and a fashion tip about GOOD GRAY becoming a fall trend in New York.
The Frederick area witnessed multiple weddings including Miss Helen McKinley daughter of Mrs. Sarah McKinley and the late Wm McKinley of Govans Maryland marrying Wm McCreery Landis son of Mrs Ruble Landis at Evangelical Lutheran church in Frederick Rev Amos J Traver officiated The couple hosted a reception at 419 South Market Street The bride wore a blue dress with white orchid corsage The groom attended by Alfred R Sharpe The wedding featured classical pieces from Wagner Mendelssohn and Barnby later engagements and a second wedding followed with Miss Stella Harlow to Charles Alderton The news also notes Col Robert H Williams USMC wounded and a coat fashion tip about fur collars versus velveteen
Knitters gather odds and ends of wool to braid several strands into a bright rag. The braided yarn is stitched together to form a distinctive raggy piece. Create a custom color scheme to suit your style.
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