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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1902
Page
4
A recipe collection describes cooking Cales heart with stuffing and basting, liver dumplings, pineapple fritters and jelly, cocoa tarts, chocolate pudding, and rice desserts. It includes steps for preparing heart, dumplings, batter batters, jelly molds, custards, and rice pastries with egg, sugar, vanilla, and coconut touches.
A variety of kitchen and home crafts are described, including a watermelon cake baked in a milk pan with green frosting, petrified Arizona wood fireplace mantels praised for color and polish, travel cases for garments, and simple relish ideas from beets and cabbage. Also tips on refreshing hats, chocolate trifles, stuffed apples or tomatoes, and new sandwich fillings.
The Waynesboro Record notes undertaker Mr. Grall predicted a second crop of locusts this season. Two nymphs were found on an apple tree behind his shop, shells intact, green wings and bodies. He is vindicated as the insects appeared after a July delay due to heat.
Public notice reports counterfeiters using tricks to transform 3 dollar bills into five and warns that many bottles of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters are being refilled with dangerous imitations. Proprietors have placed a private neck stamp visible on purchases. broken stamps indicate tampering. The product purports to aid indigestion and related ailments. readers urged caution against fakes.
Readable fragments describe a bizarre advertisement scene with stray phrases about health pills, a ferret, and a vendor named Alberto Pecrro. The tone mimics a chaotic old classified page with garbled product pitches and odd claims._entities include Dr. Bing and Hexalt referenced in dubious remedies._
The article celebrates a lively Frederick week with dances at Braddock Heights, outings by the Visitation Academy Alomne, a moonlit excursion on the electric road, and a Knights of Pythias trip to Telchester beach. It notes crowds at the Summer School in St. Mary’s, local planning parties, and a rising town with new buildings, rail improvements, and improved roads, ending with a call to attend picnics and dances next week.
Mrs Curtis Baker of Bookwalter Ohio recalls a case where her house remedy Charberlalio cholera and diarrhea medicine was given to a infant suffering cholera infantum. The child reportedly recovered in two days and remains healthy a year later, prompting Mrs Baker to recommend the remedy. The testimonial is signed by L Pearre.
Two adventurers locate a hidden cave behind a cross on a cliff near a spring in the San Luis foothills. They discover an abandoned stash of deeds and treasure but trigger a deadly cave danger as Darrel enters and a terrifying incident follows, ending with a shriek and the ravine echoing.
A fevered narrative recounts a perilous expedition to an ancient cave where Darrel dies. The narrator recalls a skeletal trove of mummies and a grim trap set by the dead guardians. The fate of the map’s maker and the unknown trap remain unresolved mysteries.
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