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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1905
Page
4
A readable digest for households listing practical tips and guidance on table settings food preparation and general housework. It highlights helpful routines and suggests wholesome dishes and domestic tasks to aid the housekeeper in daily duties.
A historical kitchen guide details preserving pineapples with sugar and canning steps, including a three quarters to one pound sugar to fruit ratio, layering in a jar, and boiling the syrup until clear. It offers pineapple sorbet, canned string beans, German lentil soup, onion soup, chocolate soup, and green tomato pickles with stepwise prep and storage tips.
A fragmented 19th or early 20th century domestic text offers instructions for making sorrel soup, whole wheat gems, maître d hôtel butter, tomato sauce from casings, lobster presentation, a perfume powder for linen, and a moon closet powder. It lists ingredients, steps, and cautions, with many misspellings and archaic terms throughout.
Wilhem Laomann details Cosme in Paraguay founded 1864 by Australian emigrants inspired by Looking Backward. The village features equality and communal wealth with single story houses built of boards and mazegn gramns, wide verandas, and shared goods with personal items excluded. A one year probation and a 25 unit entry fee per adult, with exclusion of colored persons, are noted.
An old Chicago style advertisement promotes Cheney Catarrh Cure with a 100 dollar reward for incurable cases. It lists Cheney Co of Toledo and Wallaxe Kinsan Ware Wholesale Druggets and claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, price 75 cents per bottle, with testimonials and a note to see The News.
A June to August weekly county column recounts summer county life with camps at Camp Baker and Braddock, church events, hospital notes, picnics, and local gatherings. It notes soldiers in camp, a wind of weather and travel, and town pride from Hagerstown to Myeraville. The piece closes with playful nostalgia and upcoming county events.
The Boston Herald prints an interview with Mrs Mary Baker G Eddy founder of Christian Science. She discusses poverty disease surgery and the relation of Christian Science to Christianity. Questions cover whether it is a new religion interpretation of Jesus and the role of healing and hygiene. A lengthy passenger excursion advertisement follows for the Baltimore Ohio Railroad to Niagara Falls with dates and travel details.
A fragmentary canvas recalls New York Harbor with ships from Europe and the Americas, crowded piers, the Hudson and East Rivers, and scenes of port life. The piece interweaves travel, trade mentions, and a vignette of piloting crews, linking to broader tales of exploration and empire.
Frederick residents present a public testimony of a medical cure claiming Dean's Kidney Pills freed a kidney patient from severe pain and dauered suffering. The letter credits Conan's Kidney Pills from FosterMilburn Co. with a permanent recovery and urges inquiries to the author. A promotion notes transportation options to Washington and Baltimore that Sunday via steam railway.
Public sale on August 10 at 10 am on the New Destin Road premises formerly Arthur White & Bro. featuring 35 milk cows, 7 colts, 30 ten gallon milk cans, 4 five gallon cans, a milk wagon and harness. Terms include 17 months credit on sums over 310 with note and security. cash for smaller amounts. Auctioneer Allnut L M ready notes tenants and removal after terms.
The readable portion shows scattered numbers and letter codes without clear events people places or organizations. No cohesive news item or names are identifiable for a standard summary.
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