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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1933
Page
9
A Hagerstown cooking school note shares essential kitchen tips and several tested recipes. It explains the value of a good cookbook and provides a French dressing recipe with variations plus dessert ideas including sour cream pie and butterscotch pie. The column also lists date pudding and a chicken pie recipe.
A recipe outlines boiling a chicken then browning onion and tomatoes in shortening. It mixes olives raisins and almonds, adds shredded chicken, and simmers before placing filling in a lined deep dish. A rich pie crust tops it and bakes forty minutes for six servings.
The Garden News introduces a gardening series from leading nursery men and specialists. It advises planning with the new catalogs now and emphasizes one color and rainbow gardens. It also outlines lawn care including bone meal and wood ashes and recovers shrubs after frost.
Mr and Mrs W Harvey Moats visited Mr and Mrs David Palmer and Rosalie Smith who is improving after an appendicitis operation and will return to Hagerstown High School. Families from Hagerstown St James Breathers and Oak Hill share visits and funeral attendance for William Henry Potts.
A blaze at Connolly House in Dublin, headquarters of the Communist Irish revolutionary workers group, swept the building on Thursday March 20, with authorities treating the cause as incendiary.
The block near Bachelors Walk suffered extensive damage with several stores and adjoining properties badly burned. Many people were injured amid the fighting at Connolly House located about 100 yards from Bachelor Walk. The flying physician Dr. G. Fowler Border from Mane gum Oklahoma travels 50 000 miles yearly by plane to treat patients across Oklahoma Texas Arkansas Kansas and Louisiana.
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