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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1933
Page
2
Readable fragments describe a baked dessert or main dish featuring crumb bread, eggs, nuts, and spices with buttered pan, baking steps, and possible variations. Mentions a ramekin or mould and a 350 degree oven, plus hints of orange bread tarts and a rich pastry base.
A historic recipe outlines making a bread pie with bread crumbs molasses and spices. It details mixing crumbs with molasses salt hot water ginger and currants, filling an unbaked pastry pan, sprinkling cinnamon, and baking at 350 degrees for about 25 to 30 minutes, served warm.
A collection of fruit juice flavored frostings and fillings. Lemon apple filling for plain cake uses grated apples lemon juice and zest with sugar. Lemon gelatine frosting dissolves gelatine in boiling water then pours with sugar and lemon juice. Orange date filling combines orange juice rind and dates. doubles as layers between cakes with orange frosting. Boiled orange frosting records a sugar syrup beaten with stiff egg whites then flavored with orange juice and rind. A note on osteoarthritis mentions cartilage and joint bones being affected.
Inexperienced housekeepers should equip kitchens with pressure or steam cookers and a Deena cooker. A canning outfit, wire rack, colander, jars, rings, lids and paraffin, plus sturdy cookware and a reliable cookbook, are essential. Follow time tables for blanching and processing vegetables and store jars in a cool place after sealing. Also included are Baltimore livestock and grain market figures for June 22, noting cattle, hogs, sheep, lambs, and wheat prices.
A surprise party honored Mrs. Ida Baw baker at the Miles residence in Shady Bower with many relatives present. News notes include dinners with neighbors, and a death notice for Mrs. Sarah Amanda Harsh of Milwaukee, born to Henry Hoover, wife of the late David Harsh. Funeral services were held in Milwaukee. Mrs Mae Palmer visited with Mrs Shank.
Aviang-Les Bains, formerly of Asturias, sent an emissary to his father former King Alfonso of Spain begging forgiveness for his marriage yesterday to a Cuban girl. The bride remained at the hotel during their first honeymoon day in Lausanne with a slight fever from the ceremony's excitement.
The article urges using cereals for all ages, offering practical ideas to disguise cereals in meals. It suggests turning cooked cereal into moulds, loaf forms, or crusted dishes, and using them in soups, canneroles, puddings, and cookies. It includes sample children's suppers emphasizing cereal servings with fruits, cheeses, and milk. Also proposes menus like potato soup, stuffed tomatoes, raisin oatmeal cookies, and various shakes.
Prices for butter eggs and other farm products listed with per unit costs. Includes live poultry and fruit items with varying quotes. Also reports contracts awarded to Marquette Cement Company for $2,000,000 barrels of cement at $1.44 per barrel, creating work for about 30,000 people across four major paying contracts.
Bridgeport notes a birthday party for Wilmer Price’s daughter Tune marking her fifteenth birthday. Numerous relatives and friends attended or were mentioned in greetings and refreshments. Local families from Bloomsburg to Hagerstown are listed with visits and extended family connections noted.
The Hagerstown Grain and Feed Co lists Wheat in bushels and Corn in barrels with price figures implied by the market sheet. No explicit values provided in the readable text.
Mrs were Mite Blanche Price Mrs Kila Plumper Mrs Ernst Wedler and daughter Mildred Baltimore Mr and Mire Palmer Dawson and son Junior Halfway Mr Chester Price and children Coy and Janice Mr and Mrs Millard Price and sons Charles Joe Wilbur Berry Elmer Garry Page Harp Mr and Mrs Samuel Plummer and children Fred Donald Sarah Jane Peggy and Charles William Miss Virginia Ground Mrs Lloyd For aythe Merle Robison Betty and Julia Price Dorothy Stouffer spent Thursday night with Barbara Beck Miss Julia Hull spending a week with Mr and Mrs Clarence Robinson Charlestown W Va Mr and Mrs Bar Delatter and children Clarénice Lawson Donald and Harold recent visitors with Mr and Mrs George Ausber map near Boonsboro
Edward Baker visited his grandmother Mrs. Charlotte Fisher in Westminster for a weekend. Miss Erma Nellie and Mildred Stheyer attended with Ruby Debart. A visiting party with Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Henesy and family joined Mr. Brayden Thomas, Clinton Beaching, Guy Cook, McDonald Martin and others during the week. Names include ArleyChat Shafer Shafer Hiram Shupp Milton Yeager Ernest Dayhoff Walter Shifler Charles Shafer George Yeager Crist Dayhoff Dayhoff Dayhoff etc.
Readers recall a twenty first birthday, with a cake and 21 candles, as families like Doragy Clem Harbaugh McNairn and Yeager attend gatherings. Visitors included Henesy and Palmer, while Fred Trovinger and his brother Winest mark long school attendance. Local families share Sunday dinners and visits from York to Williamsport, all centered around Chewsville and Old Forge.
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