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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1900
Page
1
Historic kitchen note offers boiling water tea brewing guidance, utensil safety, and storage tips. Advises using wood spoon, greasing tins, sprinkling salt to prevent burning, and gentle summer garment care to deter summer lodgers. Includes onion scooping for seasoning as a quick hack.
The article lists recipes such as French Eggs and Bravach with spinach, assemble poached eggs on spinach and brown gravy, and bake an apple charlotte from apples, bread, custard, and lemon rind. It includes boiled crab, lobster salad, tapioca jelly, and Turah bean onion salad as additional dishes with method notes and ingredient lists.
A veteran detective debunks the idea of criminal gangs and organized crime. He asserts criminals act alone or in small pairs, betraying each other to curry favor with police, and argues that gang structures and bylaws are false notions spread by detective fiction. New Orleans Times Democrat report.
A New York Telegram account discusses how soldiers react differently to battle wounds. It notes that even identical injuries produce diverse outcomes from immediate fainting to continued combat, with varied responses ranging from frantic cries to calm endurance and rapid mortality due to nerve shock. The piece cites Civil War cases, including three officers hit simultaneously, one losing a leg yet riding ten miles to a hospital, another becoming enraged after losing a finger, and another dying from internal shock without external bleeding.
A long reflective column recalls Easter week by Mary Jane, mixing church music and festivals with social events from Middletown to Frederick. It lists concerts, lectures, weddings, fashion, and town doings while noting politics, weather, and upcoming entertainments. The piece blends liturgical observations with local notices, planning and community life.
A garbled note asks about prices, dates, and a forecast related to a local Despatch. It mentions a bridge project, water interests, and deductions, with scattered phrases like 2.7 and 4 Tl. The text references Pyesburg Despatch and a vague timetable without clear specifics.
A Philadelphia Times note recounts clever fox tactics in early pursuit stories. A younger fox evades a pack by turning through a field and beaver-like detours, while an older fox slips into a ruined cellar to escape, trapping the pursuing hounds.
An ad essay argues that electricity can revive life with defibrillated blood and that Hostetter's Stomach Bitters revitalizes the debilitated by purifying the blood. It cites digestive disorders as root causes of wider illness and promotes the Bitters as a spring tonic. It also endorses One Minute Cough Cure as a quick, safe remedy for coughs and related diseases, endorsed by J H Keller, a local druggist.
WM A SEDMONS of 27 North Market Street Frederick is noted in a clipped item from the local page. The brief mention lists the name and address without additional context or details.
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