Home Cookery and Food Preparations Column
Recipes and cooking instructions feature a variety of dishes and ingredients from corn cakes and baked potatoes to deviled eggs and desserts. Names like Mrs Ben Rasedour and Miss Dutrow appear with detailed steps for stuffing peppers, making caramel pie, and virginia corn cakes, reflecting a community cooking column with multiple contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thiri Street
Ben Rasedour
Mrg
Ben
Rosenoar
Abe Mee
A. B. Koutzaho
Toronto
M. Josepha Grove
Dean's Kidney Pills Advert for Braddock Reader Relief
The fragment touts kidneys as blood filters and warns of illness from failing kidneys. It claims Dean's Kidney Pills strengthen and invigorate overworked kidneys to restore health, citing a Braddock reader as testimony and promising relief after several doses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Dean
W. Perry
Braddock
R. K. Md
The Hirl About Town column from Emmitsburg
A reflective column notes the town’s wealth, summer leisure, and civic life. It mentions Washington and Brad dock, old Fort Frederick, local fairs, excursions, churches, and moving pictures, with birthday musings and summer-to-fall hints, concluding on weather wisdom and local cheer.
Snuff Spoons Through the Ages in Britain and Scotland
The item traces snuff spoons from early 18th century use after Sir George Rooke’s Vigo Bay raid to a decline, noting references in 1704 Oxford comedy and 19th century Scottish border customs. It mentions bone spoons in boxes, social snuffing habits, and a 1877 Northam-on-Tweed farmer seen walking with one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rooke
Vigo Bay
England
Oxford
Thomas Baker
Arabella
Forties
Aftica
Northam-on-Tweed
Walnog
London Saturday Review
Marylanders Reunion at Tippecanoe City a Thrilling Event
The thirteenth annual reunion of the Maryland Association of Ohio at Tippecanoe City August 18 and 19 drew hundreds of Marylanders. Attendees enjoyed ideal weather, festive decorations, and speeches by Rev. Sellers Col. Ridenour and Mayor Watford. Oldest Maryland-born members were honored with canes and portraits, and a telegram from ex-Governor Warfield connected attendees with Maryland pride. Officers were elected: Kern president, Bavey vice president, Harbaugh secretary, Graham treasurer. The 1910 reunion date was to be announced later. About 1400 attended. the event featured a postal card booth and floral tributes, concluding as a memorable gathering.
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Maryland Association of Ohio
Tippecanoe City
Tippéctinoe
Yas
Fis
Soekelin
O. M. Sellers
Eippecunve
Albert ‘Kern
Col. Ridenoue
Aptogtuld
Watford
Cadurville
Mob.santh
Osuern
Cuisplain
J. A. Kerr
Tippecanoe
Kerr Ws
Kern
Frederick Stotnbayer
Wolfeville
Middletown Valley
WN. Svachter
Springfield
Jaen Watver
Brookvilley
Ohio
St. George
Rooswell
Unistown
James Ramecy
Maton
Porretain
Mary Fishue
Springfeld
Aira
Rebceas Miller
Osborn
Euppy
Warfield
Maryland
Springsfield
Lippeenave
Busines
Barriwone
Tue Mn
Association of
Otto
Rowin Wantikib
JI. C. Remsty
Troy
Albert Kern
Dayton
Bavey
Xen
CG. Wheeler
Springfiel
C.D. Routsalon
Mernersville
Hauver
Wolford
Cedarville
ON. Byler
Lippecanoe
O. C. Wheeler
Minsida F Mussigman
Tippecanae
George Smith
Germantown
Grafton Zeigter
Armersville
Charles Wiss
Charles C. Swope
W. C. Brown
Winchester Triumph In Slugging City Duel
Winchester and Frederick produced a slugging afternoon as Ware and Reed led heavy hitting. Miller and Sterzer walked four times each, with McDonald and Reed contributing two hits apiece. Errors and fielding sealed the close game, with Winchester edging Frederick 5 to 5.
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Winchester
Ile
Frederick
Roth Miller
Frederie
Breiser
Ware
Brent
Coggins
Fradrick
Brown
Winchisner
Menceres
Peaster
McDonald
Reed
Balla
Miller
Sterzér
Sterzer
Duffy T Brown
Johnson
Baker, Browd
Harrell
Duffey
Beeen
Nae
Ceeewee Ve van Penatet
Sheridan
Tradteres Ort O of
Spencer
Baseball Scores From St Louis To York and East
Results from yesterday include SCAN LEAGUE games at St Louis Cleveland Detroit and Chicago Washington. National League matchups in Philadelphia Boston New York Brooklyn and Cincinnati show varied scores. Eastern and Tristate leagues report Harrisburg Altoona Williamsport Reading Lancaster and Jersey City results with standings. Basketball at the Y M C A features Belmont Athletic Club visiting Belmont players and Georgetown connection.
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St. Louise
St. Louis
Athletics
Petty
Stephens
Morgan
Livingstone
Cleveland
Boston
Falkenberg
Clarke
Creotty
Carrigan
Devoit
Detroit
New York
Wiilett
Lellevelt
Stanage
Beckendorf
Wilson
Chexbro
Sweeney
Chicago-Washington
Rath
National League
Philadelphia
Philadelpha
Hattersea
McQuilten
Bscanion
Wooln
Martel
Beebe
Raleigh
Melter
Biescahiun
Bliss
Cluctnniatl
Curtis
Graham
Lawsker
Chireago
Butteries
Verall
Jidgginbotham
Archas
Wiltga
Raymond
Meyers
Grooklyn
Lpittsburg
Mrooklyn
O Butteriew
Witla
Gibson
Wilhelm
Bergen
Wi. PO
Pittelirg
Philada
Chicago
St Louis
GS West York
Brookin
Tristate League
Harrisburg
Alttoona
Notteriesy
Myers
Stroh
Teal
Glaze
Pauxus
Altoona
Tiarrisburg
Rome
Smith
Sullivan
Williamsport
Johnstown
Sviluum Apoe
Fee Pull Man
Koecpmann
Townsend
Porte
Reading
York
Darton
Wilkinson
George
Poole
Jancaster
Lancaster
Trenton
Coveleghie
Rementer
Northup
PC W.lpc
Lancastr
Johnson
Harring
Williams
Alteona
Y.m.ca
Belmont Athletic Club of
Washington
Belmont
Pussher
Mr. Rice
Georgetown University
Fisher
Derr
Creager
Duvall
Hendrickson
Foreign golfers to compete in national championships
English players expected to enter both men’s and women’s national golf championships at Wheaton and other venues. Negotiations for a perpetual trophy matches with the United States Golf Association underway, with Canadians likely to participate. Women’s team unlikely this year, but foreign entrants expected at Merion in Philadelphia early October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Wheaton
Sebt
Oxo Harold
Beverlige
Oxford-Cambridge
Garden, City
United States
Canada
Robert Cy Watson
United States Golf- Associaction
United States Golf, Association
Wheston
Varioin
Philadelphia
Coming sport events and tours announced for summer
Stanford Smith of Boston plans to swim to a Boston ship on August 30, a feat few have achieved. The high association foothill team will tour the country this fall, leaving England on September 25. Free to all subscribers. paper notes a personal remedy offer amid garbled lines for stomach and bowl troubles with unclear cures.
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Stanford Smith
Boston
Boston Fightship
Igh
England
Agilute
Remery Co
Newpork News
Tooth of a Monster Found on South Mountain Farm
Mr Walher Huffer digging on the farm of Mr D H Beachley near Middle town at the foot of South Mountain unearthed a petrified tooth said to be from a large extinct wild animal a relic of a reign hundreds of years ago The tooth measures three inches long and over an inch across at both ends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walher Huffer
D. H. Beachley
South Mountain
Middletown
Scared With A Hot Iron or Kettlecut Bribed by Poverty
Scattered OCR fragment mentions injuries from hot iron and kettlecuts amid poverty. References to remedies and a product line titled Belle, Uicets, Berenia and Piles priced 25 cents. Context unclear. reads as an ad or classified fragment with dubious health claims. The text lacks coherent narrative or identifiable persons.
Public Sale Notices Include Real Estate And Personal Property
Public notices detail a mortgage power and sale of real estate in Frederick County Maryland with adjoining properties and terms, plus a September 11 2009 sale near Rocky Sprite featuring two horses several cows farm equipment and household goods, conducted under administration. Purchasers must provide security and settle in cash or on credit terms with cautionary removal rules.
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O 'Olor
Peitiree Doe
Peewick Cor County
Maryland
High Knob
Hamburg
P. H. Borgent
Sato —Cash
Porcedon
Aives
Daniel B. Miller
Prhiaton Burkey
Rocky Sprite
Siu
Sale
Chartes
Orphan’ Court
Frederick County
Frederick City
Madian Street
Centre Street
John F
George William Smith
Charles RE
Edward Lynels
Vredbnck
Charles G. Trail
Henry Trail
Bertha Trail
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Able and House
Capkra
Bern
Iilaat
Crean
E. P. Gale
Clarke Place
Lhi
Mary Jane
Hank
Cole
Prederick County Bank
Washington and
Braddoc
Daughters of the American Revolution
The
Historical Society
Yeakle
Becausu
Old Town
Mars
Great Ocean Grove
Sneating
Atlantic City
Suray
Kent
Queen Anne
Alaska
Grace Reformers
Bella
Lake View
Eiven
Church of the Brethren
Carrol
Daughters of
Laberty
Ecounell
Rhode
Ihey
Kemp's
Myeraville
YY. M.C. A
Bicely Tannery
Arandeur
Arandeur and In the Hearts of All Ten, Women and Children. and No, Will Wonghla
Soldier Boys
Xummer
Marylanders’ Reunion
Camillus Leonardus
Algo
New York Post
Lin
Garvie
Rochester
Tocheater
Baltimore
Providence
Montreal
Jersey City
Buffalo
Newark
W.L. PG
Jemey C
Monte
Balto
piBlic Sale
Eriday
Winebrower
Mtrert
Harney
Lotlenthor
Lelioben Coop
Princeton
Mary Hk. Snook
Acre
Averare Unitarian
Navy Offery
TE von Dave
Navy
Water Street
Credteuch
St Philladlelphia
SD Fook
Burr Co
Manchester
Oun
David Towenstein
Lowenstel and Werter
Brederick
Haltimore
White Cross A Co
K. L. Cockrell
Washington, D.C
A. Braddock
Brad
Frederich
Seid Citizens’ National Bank
Lowensiein & Wertheiaiers
Dublic Ball
Marsiahd
Covi Ff House
Frederickity
Brige Houss
Good
Mont
Russard
Cit
C. Ramsburg
We the Midlery
Wil
Weat Fourth Street
Dalp I
Ramshurg
W. E. Darner
Nnno
Charles Trott
Mariean Street
Aid Street
Burek
Amon
William Stup
Aald City
Salit Street
Jon F. Tine
Athetic Park
Iurvey KR
Lasse
Aurtlancer
Andersien
Wi. d
Tharein
Eady
Mathes
Haviland
China
Rai Vm
Joan“ Eisenhauer
Sterling Buyer
Landis
Fredextek
D. Rats
Weiy
Market'st
Frederick, Md
HAYNE
Eleanad B
Zohn Entecly
Market Street
Billy
M. A. McCapfrey
City Register
Mosdow
Q‘cocknolders
Merying
Washington, Frederick and Gettysburg
Fredericky
Maursland
Chartes Co
Jene
Della
Tee
Thomas ‘ Sbans Plac
Sugar Loaf
Tiperton
Manrhand
Board of County School Commissioners
Arenetick County
Wnt
Sears’ Place
Fredenck County
7&C
News Office
Pralfimore & Ohio Railroad
Bebeduls
Avbington
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