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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1933
Page
4
An article describes modest price repro Modest Repro items for use in cottages. It highlights furniture with maple and pine, antique Welsh and English china, silver and glassware, hooked rugs, and parchment shades. It urges matching wallpapers with old fashion patterns and ivory or pine stained woodwork for period rooms.
Simple Italian vegetables dish ideas described for guest dinners. One recipe uses large Spanish onions stuffed with Parmesan cheese eggs and parsley then baked to a golden brown. Another dish mixes lima beans with smoked ham parsley onion butter and bouillon simmered until tender and served with narrow toast strips.
The article advises careful selection of brooms and brushes in a home shop, praising quality over bargain pieces. It recommends soaking brushes in cold water before first use, drying thoroughly to swell the wood and secure bristles, then washing with mild soap and a touch of ammonia and rinsing. After cleaning, store brooms standing straw end up and brushes on their backs or hung on hooks.
Growers learn to use coldframes from September to next summer for late crops, overwintering perennials, rooting hardwood cuttings, and storing potted plants until forcing. A well located frame is essential and full building directions are provided free upon request. Send name and address to The Daily Mail Agricultural Editor, Van Gorder Service, Washington, DC.
Agricultural advice explains coldframes without artificial heat. Position for maximum sun, protect from wind, and allow easy conversion to hotbeds. Uses include overwintering bulbs and perennials, rooting cuttings, storing pots, and growing lettuce and radishes from September through spring.
In Hollywood on September 27 Max Baer and his estranged wife Dorothy Dunbar conferred at a fashionable hotel with attorneys to pursue divorce on grounds of incompatibility. Dunbar urged Baer to agree to this basis for the dissolution.
Reformed Sunday school taught by Mrs O H Kaylor heard a Moses topic with Miss Raye Poffenberger giving a biography. Visitors and guests attended including many town residents and relatives. Holy Communion set for Trinity Lutheran at 10 35. local families and travelers noted in the long social column.
A simple salad combines long cucumber strips with thin tomato slices and a ball of cream cheese rolled in chopped crese and chives, dressed with French dressing. The meal accompanies toasted ham sandwiches and hot pear tart for dessert. Sunday guests include Mrs MF Nicodemus and family, Mr and Mrs Allen Pofferberger and son Poochie, Mrs B Earley, and Mrs Otho Churchey who is confined to home with influenza.
A promotional note claims Kruschen Salts help women shed pounds in 30 days. Readers are advised to take half a teaspoon daily with water, monitor weight, and consider an extra dose at night. The ad promises a four week supply and a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
A traditional duck cooking guide outlines selecting a medium weight duck, cleaning, salting, and stuffing with pork onion liver bread crumbs parsley celery and butter. It provides two sauces a currant jelly lemon juice and pan fat sauce and a cider vinegar or grape juice glaze for pot roast duck served with garnishes.
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