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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1937
Page
3
Instructions advise turning off the machine if briefly leaving the room. A typical tubful takes six minutes of ordinary washing and ten minutes for heavily soiled items. Change the water twice for oiled fabrics and rugs. avoid overcrowding the machine.
Former Senator J Thomas Heflin, struck by pneumonia during a comeback campaign in Lafayette Alabama, was said to be past the crisis and much better by his physician on Tuesday. The update followed reports of illness that interrupted his bid.
The piece outlines seasonal grocery guidance for a festive week. It recommends poultry, beef, fresh and smoked hams, goose, fish, and plentiful fruit and vegetables to balance rich meals. It notes butter prices easing, eggs remaining reasonable, and a suggested New Year menu plus beer alcohol content.
Foods intended to be eaten with the fingers should be browned in the oven or on the broiler. Snacks to be eaten with forks may be sauted in a small quantity of butter. To whip evaporated milk cover cans with cold water boil five minutes and chill. Lemon juice on mushrooms keeps them from darkening. Add lemon juice to cream to speed whipping. Wrap taffy in waxed paper and store in a covered jar for softness control.
Maryland officials said prison road gangs funded by a 100000 dollar 1937 appropriation will start in spring. Superintendent Harold E. Donnell reported no action by the Board of Welfare or State Roads Commission since Oct. 1. Dr Homer E. Tabler said no concrete plans exist, and the Welfare Board will provide prisoners mainly from the House of Correction.
Martinsburg W Va Dec 29 A saw mill cable snapped injuring and breaking C N Michael neck He was 42 a lumberman who had just set up the mill in Swan Pond Berkeley county A loose end severed his jugular vein Dayton Michael his son extricated him from the wreckage Coroner H G Tonkin said no inquest will be held The speaker has been the presid ing officer in the British house of commons since 1377.
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