Unclear fragment on table recipes and wholesome dishes
The readable text mentions household cooking aids and wholesome meals but is fragmented. No clear events or named entities are present to summarize into a fuller item.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1907
Page
2
The readable text mentions household cooking aids and wholesome meals but is fragmented. No clear events or named entities are present to summarize into a fuller item.
A recipe collection details potato frying for chips, a rich chocolate filling and frosting, sour beef with spiced gravy, ginger bread cake, sardine and egg salad, and coffee with precise preparation tips. It also profiles songwriters Van Alstyne and Williams, highlighting their rise from poverty to earning millions in royalties for ballads and detailing Williams' apple land investment.
The fragment describes a cocoa beverage method: heat water with a pinch of tan and add a cupful per serving, then mix two cups of milk with the same amount of water. Rub cocoa into a smooth paste with water, blend gradually with hot water, boil briefly, then combine with milk and boil again. Sweeten to taste and top with whipped cream.
A foghorn filled exchange recalls a tense domestic moment as a man and woman debate motivations and loyalties. The dialogue hints at pursuit and refuge, with a Chicago Record-Herald flavor of old city hustle and distressed romance.
Bluff resident C.G. Hays, a prominent businessman, touts Buckten’s Arnica Salve as the quickest and surest healing salve for tors, burns, wounds, or blisters. The ad claims personal use and recommends Pearce’s Modern Pharmacy at 25 Say, noting the endorsement appeared in The News.
The 1907 Chicago Tribune beauty contest spotlights Mrs. Harry Armstrong of Chicago as a prize winner with her likeness featured. The piece notes ongoing beauty contests and American women’s pulchritude as a trend.
The Girl About Town column sketches August life with storms, picnics, fairs, and dances. It highlights Allen Gramlines picnic plans, post elections reflections, local excursions, and church and fraternal gatherings from Braddock to Frederick, noting ball games, tournaments, and community events. Readers are invited to support park improvements and upcoming vaudeville and tours.
The report notes crowded shops due to bad weather, with plentiful supplies and varying prices. Fresh lima beans, cranberries, berries, fruits, vegetables, poultry, seafood, and meats are listed by item, unit, and cost, reflecting a bustling market scene and consumer options.
A. lL. C. Atkinson, secretary of the territory of Hawaii, has resigned. George W. Delamater left an estate valued at $300,000 after death by his own hand in Pittsburg. Harry Roofer, 24, was killed during a thunder storm in Altoona. David Wal of Lancaster is under arrest in Norristown for attempted highway robbery. Harrison Alexander, a Black man, who assaulted Mrs. Florence Whitehouse, a mentally impaired white woman, was hanged in Greenville Ky.
Miss McPherson a 19 year old of Philadelphia and C Judson 21 of Roy N J were drowned in the ocean while bathing at the MecPherson summer home. A little girl witness says they sank after being in water about half an hour. The incident is reported in a brief local notice with scarce additional details.
Mrs. Frank Buckey of 202 East Sixth Street Frederick Maryland recounts twenty years of weak back pain and kidney trouble relieved by Doan's Kidney Pills after trying doctors and medicines. She credits the pills with curing the entire complaint and restoring her health, noting her husband was also cured. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY, sole US agents.
Quotations furnished by Frederick County Farmers' Exchange dated August 10 1907 show bids on cornmeal and various grains and farm commodities. Includes prices for yellow corn white corn shelled oats hay straw wheat rye buckwheat and dairy and animal feeds with ranges per bushel per ton and per hundredweight across multiple grades and varieties.
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