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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1921
Page
6
A simple longtime recipe combines 1 package macaroni with 2 pounds hamburger and 2 quarts onions. After cooking and draining the macaroni, mix with 2 cans tomato soup and 8 tablespoons Worcestershire, salt, and pepper. Simmer about 28 minutes for about 12 servings.
Births announced for multiple families including Eiehard TF and Wilhelmine Robinson, George A and Wand M Glowky, Charles W and Helton Brooks, Leo and Minnie Kippy, Vert and Marie Brant, Alonso Mand Alive Drake, and Sammuel O and Tavcllie Seat. Details are fragmentary due to OCR quality.
A long list shows numerous couples with ages and locations including July and various counties and towns. Names appear with reverends officiating and multiple marriage notices, suggesting a crowded chyron of engagements.
Fragmentary OCR list shows multiple obituaries with ages and addresses badly garbled. Reads like a local death notices column with names such as Moran, Taylor Ratherton, William Davis, Henry Brown, Mabel Crandon, and others, including ages and street addresses, but the text is unreadable and incoherent.
The fragment describes cloudy conditions and a forecast for Sunday in the eastern states, with references to temperatures around 40s to 80s, humidity near 63 percent, and sunshine hours. It notes departures from normal temperatures and accumulated temperature extremes since early 20th century, with precipitation deficits and rainfall figures.
A bold claim markets a unique hat production noted for its shaping, characterful crown and brim, and undeniable make. The copy highlights high price ranges as a feature and promises superior quality beyond Heat competitors.
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