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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1933
Page
3
A textured historical recipe describes a jelly roll made in an eight by twelve or nine by sixteen inch pan. It covers ingredients such as flour, baking powder, salt, cocoa, powdered sugar, eggs, and whipped cream. Steps include beating whites, folding yolks, baking at 350 degrees, rolling in waxed paper, and slicing after cooling.
Prepare a thick filling with nuts for the cream base. For chocolate filling melt chocolate and butter, thicken with cornstarch and milk, fold in sugar and egg yolks, cook till smooth, then flavor and cool before spreading. For cocoa roll use butter sugar and cocoa with cream to a spreading consistency. Lemon filling cooks cornstarch with water then lemon juice sugar egg yolks and butter, finish with lemon rind and spread on the roll.
The Bethel Church congregation on West Bethel Street under Rev. M. Key requests help to settle debts totaling 5044.71 by October 8. The pastor appeals to business people and friends, asking that checks be made payable to the church.
A historical cooking note describes catching and preparing lobsters with market options and home methods. It outlines boiling live lobsters, cracking claws, and two savory lobster dishes with butter bacon onions tomato rice and a baked lobster in shells topping with cracker crumbs and capers.
The Carpenters and Joiners Local No. 340 of Hagerstown completed plans for their annual Labor Day picnic at Rowe's Park on Monday. The program features morning contests and a big afternoon baseball game with expectations of large attendance. The event has a long history with steady crowds. Students from 20 states attended private schools near Asheville, North Carolina last year.
Robert Wills 24, sought since spring for an escape from Morgan county jail at Brakeley Springs, was arrested yesterday in Cumberland by Constable Charles Barnhart. He faces questioning in Hancock robberies and was returned to Morgan county jail at Berkeley Springs.
The Fairplay note details large attendance at the Union service led by Rev. W L Remsburg and Rev. Baker. It promotes Harvest Home and Home Coming Day at Manor Church on Sept 3 with services, luncheon under maples, and a 2 pm program. It lists upcoming church events including plays, music, rallies, and visits by regional ministers and groups.
City Engineer Samuel Greenawalt reports August building permits valued at 7 765 with a single dwelling raised. Clerk of Court notes 293 hunting licenses issued by yesterday, five more than a year ago. Tennessee’s first school tax dated 1854.
A fragment lists steps for a peach and banana dowdy with butter, sugar, flour, and a rich biscuit cover baked at 300 degrees for an hour, plus a nutmeg sauce recipe. It also includes a peach cake method with shortening, eggs, peaches, cinnamon, and vanilla, baked at 360 degrees with peach icing. Ends with a note that Iowa produces more popcorn and timothy seed.
Dr W Ross Cameron told Kiwanis Club that Washington County residents showed few physical hardships due to life necessities thanks to welfare agencies including the Welfare Federation school lunches and milk fund. He highlighted modern disease control reducing epidemics and fear, noting vaccines and inoculations as key. Hi Warne led the meeting with Louis Sager introducing the speaker. Roger Whipp of New York City attended as a guest. a future dance at Hagerstown Country Club was announced.
In a grocers dispute, staff declare no substitute matches Majestic Mayonnaise with its delicious spicy flavor. Customers ask for Majestic while other brands are offered but deemed inferior.
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