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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1903
Page
4
Instructions describe preparing preserved pineapples pears quinces and tomatoes, with sugar syrups and boiling then sealing in jars. Includes tips for lemon rind ginger and jalapeno notes, plus a cauliflower au gratin recipe and jelly methods, reflecting old garden-to-table canning practices.
The text outlines basic kitchen prep steps for a dish with butter, cream, and Parmesan, plus a cauliflower preparation, and then broad household tips. It covers broccoli and cauliflower dishes, thrifty reuse ideas like nuts and fruit peels, polishing with old stockings, crafting from baskets, and cleaning an invalid’s room with a soap and water wipe method for carpets and floors.
The corn crop is better than expected. Sherman Runkles builds a new roof on his tobacco house. Large potato and good apple crops. Mrs Phillips of Long Corner and daughter visit Mrs Ronkles in Howard County. Miss Colia Ronkles and daughter-in-law visit. Mrs Ellen Ronkles visits near Plane No 4. Farmers finish plowing in Walkersville area. David Cramer receives two loads of steers. Albert Strine brings watermelons. Reed's show draws a small crowd. Robert Witter visits family in Walkersville. Bank construction to start soon. Eugene Clomm improves after illness. Elmo Jamison family visiting Urbana. Walkersville Elevator Co. installs hydraulic cider mill. Joe Elmer Bishop is sidelined. Frack Strine visits LaGorea. Rev J A Asper to preach August 30 at 2:36. Rev Vernon Ridgely holding grave meeting at local church.
Fragmentary text hints at a looser scene with confused phrases and a reference to New York. The readable bits mention fear and a character named Jote and a fan salon. No clear 사건 or outcome emerges from the garbled OCR.
The Inez Sakurdey column for August in the mountain town reflects on rain and heat, town life from Braddock Heights to Middletown, and forthcoming events. It notes church services, picnics, dances, repairs, store openings, and local politics, ending with hopes for September and a move toward autumn.
A historical account explains the widespread use of bloodhounds in the southern United States to pursue criminals, detailing training methods, scent theories, and the risks. It notes prewar plantation packs, postwar half breeds, and the belief that pure bloodhounds remain essential for accuracy and stamina in tracking fugitives.
Frederick resident Mrs. Thomas Kinoa recounts years of backache relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills from Clinton Main’s drug store. She finished the box and says the treatment stopped the pain, recommending the product to friends. Doan's Kidney Pills are sold nationwide at 50 cents and mailed by Foster Milburn Co. Remember the name Doan's and take no substitute.
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