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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1935
Page
8
John H. Kantner of Upper Sandusky Ohio arrived with Mrs. Kantner and two children to open a variety store at 21 East Piccadilly street around mid October. He is recommended as a business man of high integrity.
Shenandoah Electrical Appliance Company promotes a GE direct fired air conditioner for small six to eight room homes. It combines oil heating with air conditioning, lowering initial and operating costs and promising healthier, comfortable indoor air.
Navy officials forecast sustained employment next year for a large share of the 43 000 men in new warship construction due to authorization for 23 vessels. Construction will start in 1936 after four months of detailing and materials work, allowing yards to shift workers as older projects near completion. 15 000 are employed in private yards and 28 000 in navy yards, with gun and torpedo production also advancing.
Baked beans with lima beans prepared by soaking boiling and baking with tomatoes onion green pepper salt paprika salad oil molasses and water for two hours at 300 degrees. Serve with green pickle relish and garnish with crisp bacon or broiled sausages. Also Italian style string beans with onions green pepper cheese and milk served warm.
Delicious fruit cup cakes stay moist for days and suit lunch boxes. The recipe uses shortening sugar sour cream eggs flour and spices with chopped nuts and candied cherries or pineapple. Bake at 375 degrees for 15 to 20 minutes and icing options include plain boiled or butter cream.
Zoologists report the ostrich is a natural ventriloquist as its vocal sounds come with the mouth tightly closed. Separately a note labeled I. O. U. is not a promise to pay but an account stated with possible immediate demand for payment if terms are absent.
A diesel locomotive on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad achieved a record 1 114 miles from Jersey City to St Louis and then 284 miles to Chicago aboard an Alton train. The engine, the most powerful of its type, weighs 250 tons and uses two 1800 horsepower units operable separately or together under one engineer. It hauled ten steel cars averaging 757 tons to St Louis and twelve cars averaging 808 tons to Chicago.
Samuel E. Shannahan, chair man of the Maryland State Aid and Charities in Baltimore, warns J. Milton Patterson of Alleghany County Welfare Board that swindlers target elders seeking old age pensions. Bogus circulars promise instant pensions for a fee. law bans fees and requires welfare boards to handle eligible applications at no charge.
Albany club owner Joe Cambria announces the sale of rookie pitcher Joe Bokina and infielder Fred Chapman to Washington for cash and future players. Bokina played third and second bases and shortstop during the just closed season.
A flying squadron of 10 prominent Republican women will tour to energize the party as the 1932 campaign nears. Mrs. Robert Lincoln Hoyal, director of the RNC women’s division, plans field addresses to arouse enthusiasm and strengthen the party’s lines amid expectations of Roosevelt’s renomination and reelection.
Mrs Armand Hamel of Pawling New York reports improved elimination and mood after using Kellogg ALL-BRAN three meals daily for a week. The ad touts bulk fiber to aid constipation, plus vitamin B and iron, and claims gentle, nonfermenting action.
Johnny Jones discovers a tasty home made ice cream with marshmallows. Marcia Camp promotes a Maple Nut Marlow using 16 marshmallows and maple syrup, mixed with cream and pecans, frozen without stirring for a smooth texture.
A plan to ask the executive committee meeting September 25 to cover traveling expenses for the flying squadron emerged. Party headquarters in New York had assurance of a united drive by local state and national workers that raised $40,000 for the national party fund.
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