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McCormick expanding into emerging markets
Long known for spicing up American food, McCormick & Co. is taking its food flavorings abroad, with plans to peddle masala powder in the open-air markets of India and borscht seasoning in the stores of Eastern Europe.
Looking for ways to beef up sales in...Tags: Turkey, Corporate Performance, Campbell Soup Company, India, Food Industry
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Marjorie Merriweather Post wedding dresses shown at Hillwood bridal show
Walking down the aisle seems to have been a form of exercise for Marjorie Merriweather Post, who got married four times. An index to changing fashion trends, her wedding dresses are at the heart of the exhibit "Wedding Belles: Bridal Fashions from the...Tags: Justice System, Maryland, Family, Fashion Trends, Physical Fitness and Exercise
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We're lovin' it, comrade: Russia embraces fast food
Fast food has been under attack in America. Urged to make their Happy Meals healthier, McDonald's recently shrank the serving size of the meal's fries and added apple slices. Cajoled by public health advocates and new laws, chain restaurants are posting...Tags: Health Organizations, Restaurant and Catering Industry, Recipes, Obesity, United Nations
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In August 1926, Prohibition in Carroll was hotter than the weather
On Aug. 2, 1926, the newly formed Law and Order League for Carroll County held a meeting in the community room on the third-floor of the Wantz building in downtown Westminster. While researching the league's history for the Historical Society of...Tags: Elections, Bars and Clubs, Carroll County (Maryland), Primaries, Maryland
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Reisterstown school officer headed to Georgia
Officer Don Bridges stepped into the courtyard of Franklin High School, where students chatted as they ate their lunches, sipping from cartons of chocolate milk and bottles of soda. A group of six teens milled about by the entrance.
"You all being good...Tags: Georgia, Turkey, Randallstown, Science, Trips and Vacations
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Couple's renovated Murray Hill home is part of Annapolis by Candlelight tour
It wasn't until Karen Koch saw pictures of her house in a local magazine that she realized how terrific it was.
Last spring, she agreed to a photographic house tour for a friend, who was the editor.
"I saw the pictures and I thought, 'Damn. It looks...Tags: Christianity, Christian Orthodoxy, Mergers, Acquisitions and Takeovers, Minority Groups, African Americans
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Thanksgiving time was a prime retail period even 100 years ago
100 Years Ago Warm wears at Turkey Day sale In a large ad in the paper that week Caplans announces: "Caplans Thanksgiving Day Sale: Caplans Underselling Store : R. Caplan Proprietor Blankets on sale. $1.25 down to 69 cents; $l.50 and $2. women's...Tags: Business Enterprises, Ellicott City, Annapolis, Radio, Companies and Corporations
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The life and fate of Alger Hiss remains a hot topic among readers
"The other curious thing about the Hiss case is the psychology of believing that Hiss was a spy, which requires abandoning much of what we know about rational thought." — Newspaper columnist Molly Ivins in 1996 I knew that my Alger Hiss column...Tags: Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), Alger Hiss, U.S. Department of State, Book, Johns Hopkins University
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City raises stakes, questions in convention race
If you want to win an arms race, minor escalation is not the way to go. Only after President Ronald Reagan started developing a wildly expensive and impractical system to shoot down enemy missiles did the Soviet Union give up the Cold War.
The $900...Tags: Finance, Shriners, Hotel and Accommodation Industry, 1st Mariner Arena, Ronald Reagan
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From the Age of Monarchs to the Age of Executives
One of my sons and his wife returned from a trip to Paris a couple weeks ago. They came for dinner and showed us their pictures. Of the Palace at Versailles and its magnificence, he remarked, "No wonder there was a revolution." I had the same reaction...Tags: Stanley Works, Europe, Black & Decker, Companies and Corporations, Corporate Officers
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Howard County trainer touts kettlebell workout
If you ask David Beares, complex new-age exercise machinery is not required to get a good workout. His class at a Columbia gym is taking workouts old school, and by that we mean Old World Russia — circa 1700.
Kettlebells, the cast-iron cannonball-...Tags: Muscle, Physical Fitness and Exercise, Bones and Joints, Human Body
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Team Obama: World Police
If there existed any remaining doubt that Barack Obama has completed his conversion from an anti-Iraq war candidate to a presidential hawk, it was eviserated this weekend when the United States launched a series of military strikes on Libya.
The...Tags: Trey Parker, Louis Farrakhan, John F. Kennedy, Barack Obama, Matt Stone
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