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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1899
Page
2
A household guide urges Mold cure efforts and family teamwork to ease worries. It promotes preparing wholesome meals and practical help inside the home to reduce mold concerns and brighten daily life.
A collection of home cooking guidance featuring scrambled eggs with ham, French vegetable soup with turnips carrots potatoes and herbs, veal loaf with salt pork and cream, hominy cheese bake, tomato fritter, princess sherbet, rhubarb sauce, baking yeast cakes, and butter sauce to finish. Includes instructions, proportions, and cooking steps for each dish.
A scanned article reports USDA bulletin aligning with Sir Henry Thompson on the potato as a staple starch needing nitrogenous and fatty additions for balance. It discusses meat and dairy supplements, beef cuts, and practical guidance on cooking and selecting beef parts. It also covers fashion items, laundry scents, sun bonnets, bridal veils, and a furniture repurposing trend for drawing rooms.
One of Samoa’s most famous village maids, Lepetimalo, known as Le Afa de Ao and officially Le potimalo The Breaker of Visiting Parties, drew courting chiefs from Matafangatele near Apia Her caprice seemed renowned yet village elders chose her husband She later wed Tonga kingmaker Tui belehake and moved to his kingdom adopting European attire and modernizing in style
The American Sunday School Union marks its diamond 75th year in Philadelphia with May events at the Academy of Music on the 24th and 26th. H H McGranahan will lead music with the Philadelphia Choral Union, while the society highlights its 75 years of expansion and urges renewed interest for neglected youth, urging observance of American Sunday School Union Day.
A Pavia man was revived after his heart stopped, a surgeon cutting through the ribs to restore circulation. The outcome is uncertain but described as miraculous, with the patient breathing and opening his eyes. Also promotes various tonics and remedies from local druggists.
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