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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1902
Page
4
A collection of culinary instructions and home remedies including corn bread, black bean soup, oxtail soup, potato soup, celery greens, celery dream soup, fish dishes with cheese, codfish balls, lemon tarts, and a note on using a cylindrical pillow of old papers to aid sleep. The text preserves period tone and includes several recipes and household advice.
A historical reader notes that yawning, a deep long breath, can relieve hiccoughs by reopening the glottis and relaxing the diaphragm. The author compares remedies such as drinking water and holding the breath, asserting yawning offers a less torturous, effective relief in ordinary cases.
A New York Tribune piece notes rubber guests who seek slow service to boost tips while waiting for latecomers, a head waiter explaining the theater crowd tactic. A Kansas City Journal excerpt contrasts service levels in large mansions versus smaller households, arguing food costs rise with more servants and lavish menus.
Mythic horses appear in diverse legends. Pegasus is Apollo and the Muses winged charger born near the source of the ocean. Sleipah is Odin's black eight legged horse that bears its master across sea and land. Al Bork, Gabriel’s lightning horse, bears a human face with eagle wings and vast vision. Thessalian tale says the first horse sprang from Neptune striking a rock.
A historical view argues that rural upbringing yields better preparation for life than city life. It claims great leaders often hail from farms and teches that country boys develop practical discipline while urban youths waste time. Mentions M. Terrel of Marshall as an example.
A loose, sentiment filled column recounts winter weather, church and social events, and local happenings. It notes snow, coal concerns, Christmas preparations, and community gatherings at churches, theaters, and clubs with mentions of Midlletown Thurmont and local rail plans. It closes with brief ads and a note on Rathbone seeking a Cuban court investigation.
Lieutenant D Paramond, naval attaché of the French embassy, visited the White House to present President Roosevelt with the latest annual register of the French navy. The volume is silk bound with gold lettering and bears a special dedication from President Loubet of France.
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