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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1933
Page
10
A seasonal tea menu features yellow and green tones with a tea table bouquet of daf fodila and yellow tulips. Set includes yellow tea cloth and green or yellow napkins, with a yellow glass or green china tea set. Menu items include Freshly Brewed Tea, Lemon Cream Milk, Open Face Sandwiches with Cream Cheese and Chives, and Water Cress Sandwiches.
The passage lists various foods and colors then shifts to a science tidbit about Langmuir's method for detecting single atoms. It mentions a tiny pea sized object containing a quadrillion atoms and a collar button lost under a bureau. The text reads as fragmented museum-style notes with no cohesive news event.
A vintage afternoon tea guide describes light, buttered bread cuts and mild open face sandwiches to accompany tea. It details fillings such as cream cheese with olives and gherkin, salmon and chicken spreads, nut and raisin pastes, and a walnut raisin sandwich with lemon mayo.
An old newspaper style note extols canned vegetables as fresher than shopping-basket produce. It argues real freshness comes from immediate canning after harvest, sealing in moisture and vitamins, and contrasts this with water-soaked prep of supposedly fresh produce.
Watercress sandwiches are prepared by washing and chopping the greens, blending with mayonnaise, spreading on lightly buttered bread rounds and chilling. The article lists rolled walnut cookies, peanut cookies, chocolate cookies, and bread crumb coffee cookies with step by step mixing, shaping, and baking instructions.
Radio listeners report almost continuous static in Frederick with interference resurging after a period of improvement. The Potomac Edison Company engineer Thurmond was recalled from Hagere town to investigate the lightning arrester near Bradésch Heights as a probable noise source.
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