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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1935
Page
7
A reader signs as a voter from Illinois asking why bleached flour is used and whether chemicals affect the flour. The letter questions food loss of value and wonders about the good quality of wheat and flour and how it impacts eating.
The piece argues both sides of white versus whole wheat bread, noting white bread offers fewer vitamins but can fit a balanced diet with fruits vegetables milk and meat. Whole grains provide superior mineral and vitamin content though digestibility is not as high, with animal studies suggesting whole wheat supports reproduction and nursing better than white flour.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions sailors, bass, Nolan, MAVWs, Monecary, fish accords, ships, Sweden built, safety match industry, imported products, sex for the match body, nataeestm ehinesta, and tin from other counties. Content is incoherent with missing context and likely garbled data.
Fragmentary OCR item mentions rivals and a political or sports context with garbled names and affiliations. Readable segments reference at least one event or matchup and potential participants, but key details are missing. The piece suggests competition or contention but lacks coherent nouns to identify persons, teams, or locations.
Mary E. Dagte explains differences in rice varieties, washing methods, and cooking tips. She notes brown, red, and broken rice differ in richness, and gives a detailed method for rinsing and preparing rice for fluffy texture, along with dessert ideas like orange cream rice and a sample menu for breakfast lunch and dinner.
A muddled draft covers the motor carrier act and its impact on railroad rates. Eastman seeks a heavy task enforcing new rules while trucking and rail interests argue over regulatory reach. Labor builds a new library as the state prepares for labor policy and wartime-era topics.
Gov Harry W Nice announced an investigation into charges of favoritism related to the Meat System and a state official named in connection with the Commissioner of Motor Vehicles. the governor did not identify the specific investigation targets but indicated a slate of officials is involved. The announcement followed a conference with the State Employment Commissioner and a pending application.
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