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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1910
Page
2
The text outlines steps for a dish involving apples and whipped cream, with notes on browning onions, folding whipped whites into a cold apple sauce, and stiff cream. Mentions melted fat, color details, and serving in individual saucers with jelly and purple and pink decorations.
The April Journal notes busy preparations across homes shops and counties. Towns plan elections and summer events while churches academies and the Daughter of the American Revolution hold sessions.
Damaged OCR text yields incomplete race details with scattered phrases about horses and a jockey. Readers cannot reconstruct event name, participants, or outcome from the readable fragments.
The Frederick Mela High School class of graduates visits Washington for a three day trip granted for sightseeing in the capital. They tour the Capitol and the Washington High Schools group, with Prof. Amon accompanying the students.
Members of the Society for the Relief of Cruelty to Animals decided to incorporate the local branch last night and named officers including Chairman Werteainer and Messrs Cardell and Haller. A fountain design was presented and slated for erection this spring, with a centerpiece in preparation for the upcoming season.
The readable text is fragmented with no clear names, dates, or locations. It mentions divisions and notes possibly refer to a legal or regulatory matter but lacks coherent details.
A criminal case against Mrs Youngs for defrauding prominent residents proceeds with trial postponed. Roger P Murp Clarkebung Md lodges first complaint alleging she obtained money by promising services and using funds for railroad fares. Trial before Judge James B Henderson with prosecutor B A F Watom and defense by Thomas Dawson and Alexander Kilgore.
Fragments detail marriages including Willard of Mt Pleasant and Mary Louies Gittings Silly of Knoxville at Barkitteville with Rev O M Smith officiating. Also Kemp and Payne at Doubs Lutheran parsonage and Reck and Williams at Taylore Methodist manor with Rev Dr Thomas Freeman Dixon officiating.
THz News reports an anniversary observance with G James Wil MN in town to receive honors. Rev Dr Thomas Freeman Dixon presides and introduces the General. Tomorrow at 10 30 a m and 3 p m General Duffin will speak at the Methodist church with Rev Ceatre and Rev E L ay Leen in attendance.
Readable content mentions land parcels and stakes with figures like 350 000 per acre and reference to a headquarter location and settlement terms. Fragmented names and phrases hinder precise identification of persons, places, or organizations.
The governor argues for strong temperance measures in the state and warns that opposing parties may weaken the movement. He believes discipline within his party is crucial and predicts broader support if temperance gains cross party lines. The discussion references a defeated House bill with city exemptions and notes counties already under prohibition laws.
The People's National Bank of Asranawick relocated this week from the A. Murry building on Potomac Avenue to a newly completed one story brick building on High Street adjoining the Swank building. The bank features marble trim, a fire and burglar proof vault, directors’ room on the first floor, and private rooms on the second. Capital is $25,000 with a $5,000 surplus. officers include Gen H. Hoao president, H M Jones and S W George vice presidents, G W Billcoyer cashier, and Carmen Campbell assistant cashier. The project cost about $10,000.
A dubious advertisement urges readers to self cure kidney ailments using a product called Kidney Pitts. It lists vague symptoms like backache and urinary disorders and warns of chronic danger if untreated, urging immediate use despite lacking credible medical backing.
A fragmentary testimonial from H. Cummings of Lafay ette Indiana describes long illness and weak spells improved after using a remedy described as Root Juice. The letter notes pleasant staff at Main’s drug store and suggests two to three bottles may help, with the writer claiming twenty years of reliance on the product.
Prosperity Lodge No. 58 Independent Order of Odd Fellows endorses Mr. Dorsey for Grand Master at the upcoming Grand Lodge session in Baltimore April 18 and 39. He is a long time member of Prosperity Lodge with active service on major committees and as Special District Deputy Grand Master of District No. 3. John W. Eldridge is named cashier in a local bank. the piece notes growth and planned expansion to meet business needs.
Fragmentary notice shows a sale item but lacks full details. Readable terms indicate inquiry needed for price and item description.
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