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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1933
Page
9
A vivid scene unfolds at Elston Cottage Hospital during a calm spell after a storm. The men’s ward on the ground floor buzzes with convalescents, nurses, and visitors as banter and daily cares fill the air. An old man resists comfort, while a nurse negotiates warmth and modest comforts amid softly observed hospital routine.
Nesta Riddell arrives at Elston Cottage Hospital in Sussex hoping the radio notice about a man found unconscious after a fog and presumed survivor of the wrecked Alice Arden will identify her husband Jimmy Riddell. The nurse questions three names tied to the case as Nesta demands answers and memory clues.
State health officers from Maryland convened in Baltimore for two days of sessions led by Dr. Kefauver and Dr. Cullen. Topics included tuberculosis county programs, sleeping sickness, diphtheria toxoid, typhoid control on dairy farms, social disease clinics, and child welfare. Representatives from Johns Hopkins and Michigan health departments attended, with a dinner at the Scafford Hotel.
Washington, Sept 18. After the long first Roosevelt era session, many Congress members stayed in Washington over the summer. They faced persistent job hunters and constituents at home, yet found Washington offered easier access to those seeking favors. Rejoining the capital, they returned energetically, calmer, and more refreshed, though winter may test tempers anew.
The article advises four daily meals for variety and nutrition, packing lunches the day before, using waxed paper and small cups for neatness. Emphasizes wrapping, dessert first to avoid unpacking, and tailoring meals to a child’s age and preferences, with thermos for hot drinks when cafeterias are unavailable.
The record outlines a rough lunch menu for Marines featuring carrot, lettuce, and celery fillings, with celery sticks and radishes for balance. Desserts include cookies and puddings, plus fresh fruit and cereals for breakfast, with varied meats and vegetables planned for dinner alongside tea and coffee.
Brigadier General Charles H Lyman, recently elevated from colonel, serves as chief of staff at the Marine base in Quantuco Virginia and is regarded as likely to command any American force sent to Cuba if the operation scale grows.
The passage extols sandwiches as the lunch box mainstay to relieve nerve strain and provide ample nourishment. It urges varied breads and fillings to avoid monotony and suggests combining meat with grated or minced vegetables for balanced offerings.
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