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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1906
Page
4
A checklist style home cook guide describes preparing fried chicken with bacon and oysters, drippings, mushrooms, and rich gravy. It covers cleaning and flattening broilers, egg batter, crumb coating, and baking, plus okra with ham, mock oysters or fritters from corn, and pepper croquettes with peppers and spices.
A vintage recipe excerpt describes a savory meat stuffing with bread crumbs, raw beef, and eggs, then forming a filled dish topped with buttered bread and Parmesan. It moves to a tomato and lettuce salad with quick prep, tomato peeling, and assembly with mayonnaise or French dressing, plus related dishes using nasturtium leaves and cottage cheese. It ends with baked apples stuffed with fruit and nuts served with whipped cream.
The Internal Revenue Bureau reports a sharp rise in beer and tobacco revenue. In the year ending June 30, beer consumption increased by about 160 million gallons and beer receipts reached 54 million dollars. Tobacco and cigars also showed strong gains, while overall revenue totaled about 249 million dollars, up from the prior year by roughly 15 million.
A large import of English and continental draft horses arrives in New York for exhibition in Canada and upcoming shows in Kansas City and Chicago. The Royal Americas Black Breeders Association aims to elevate American bred drafts, with Percherons and Clydesdales gaining prominence while shire imports face tariff limits and public scrutiny. Big firms, breeders, and enthusiasts see potential for improved American draft horse stock and future imports.
Fragmentary notes discuss severe diarrhea in children tied to hot weather. Early care warns against shock and dehydration, urging prompt attention to prevent deterioration into deadly disease. Scattered lines reference medical figures and local pastors amid diagnostic confusion.
A fragment from The Fact of The World notes EB Wolfe of Bear fe when he.
The fourth report by Highway Engineer A M Johnson highlights statewide shifts toward economical road construction and greater reliance on the Geological Survey. County road laws, new surveys of state properties, and expanded State Aid work mark a growing push for modern, efficient road administration across Maryland.
The article notes Glasgow, Boetland, shifting tramways from private to city control in 1894. It reports universal fare of 1 cent, rising to 3 cents for longer rides, and claims the system pays operating costs, taxes, and even profits. The city also runs gas, electricity, water, fire services, and sewer projects.
George Bon'z of the Steam Brick Co. reports severe kidney pain for a year, missing work and enduring treatments and belts. After four boxes of Dono's Kidney Pills his condition fully improved, enabling him to work again. He urges others to try the remedy and notes Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo sells it nationwide.
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