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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1909
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text shows distorted dish names like Meat warmed in Gravy and Carrots and Peng with unusual spellings such as Lyonpaine catalacs and Bitcoc Gucumbera. No clear event, date, or proper entities emerge.
A fragment from a period cookbook page describes layered fish chowder with pork, cream additions, and a robust method for making cranberry jelly with gelatine. It also covers Swiss au gratin potatoes, Creole stuffed turnips, an apple compote, and home remedies for neuralgia throat relief, plus a pepper gargle and mild tonics for acidity.
Our market notes a chilly crowd and varied prices for farm goods. It lists chicken, butter, fruit, vegetables, fish, beef, pork, and cheeses with dozens of price ranges, noting weather impact and upcoming holidays.
A health note explains how a sluggish liver dulls blood flow and skin, causing yellowish complexions. It promotes BLOODINS as a remedy, claiming two 60c bottles cure nine of ten cases, and advises BLOODINE LIVER PILLS for constipation and straining, attributed to J.A. Williamson as agent.
A lively weekly column from Middletown reflects on a town brimming with events as Christmas nears. Elks memorial services, Sunday schools expanding, and preparations for holiday sales fill the scene. Churches, theaters, and clubs host activities. railroads electrify and modernize. gifts, decorations, and traveler ads mingle with community notices as residents anticipate Yuletide.
A lively advertisement for James Forbes's The Traveling Salesman presented in the City Opera House next Monday. The farce stars Austin Webb as Bob Blake a jovial traveling salesman whose flirtations spark four acts of humor and audience amusement.
A lively stage review praises a company of proficient players presenting a burlesque at once humorous and vivid. The production, featuring Mrs Babbitt and a cast including Beth Elliott and Barriet Sheldon, is described as a vivid life sketch of modern incidents and daily life with strong characterizations.
A Frederick resident recounts relief from severe back pain caused by kidney trouble after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He describes years of similar pains and failed remedies before trying the product, reports prompt relief, and notes plans to continue use, with a local drugstore as dealer and Doan's as the recommended brand.
Fragmented OCR describes claims of kidney and bladder relief using Pape's Diuretic. It cites symptoms such as backache, nervousness, sleep issues, and heart palpitations. The piece mentions Page Thompson & Pape of Cine, promoting the product as a harmless remedy.
Brief reminiscence of two weeks before Christmas noting empty stocking reminders and winter mood. Reports on a Granada paper by Mrs John Paul and a Alhambra history and art paper by Miss Ilinghast, with Miss Eneder reading A Legend of the Alhambra in Miss Wiener’s absence. Dr De Witt M Benham’s lecture took the audience through San Sebastian to Gibraltar with Moorish sights and Washington Irving references. Christmas sales added to a pleasant week with many dainty hinge items for sale.
Multiple marriage notices reported from Walkersville and Middletown include Charles R String and Dora May Anlena of Woodsboro wed by Rev George W Grist on December 7 while Raymond Lenhart of Utica and Emma J Holts of Charlesville wed on December 7, and John Clarence Waters and Lom M Brandenburg of Harmony married at Middletown by Rev George Albert Snyder. Rev S Roger Tyler resigns from Hamilton Virginia church and accepts rector post at St Mark’s in Richland. He is son of the late George T Tyler of Winchester.
Mr. Charles J. Groasnickie, a well known farmer near Ellerton, suffered a broken left wrist in a peculiar accident. He was standing on something about two feet high when he fell, injuring his arm while carrying his reform in a sling.
Samuel Rosenstock won first and second prizes plus two fourths for white Plymouth Rocks at the Washington Poultry Show. Bollenu was awarded a silver cup for best display of Barred Rocks. Catharine Batson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L Edgar Batson, East Second Street, celebrated her first birthday with a pastel shower and received many post cards.
The December term of the circuit court opens Monday at 10 o'clock with a petit jury. The docket lists 38 sessions, 30 appeals, 106 trials, 70 criminal cases and 59 recognizance cases. Also note an unrelated药 promotional copy for Rydate's Stomach and Liver Tablets offering free samples by mail.
Public sale notice listing items from a Frederick Maryland barber shop outfit to a business inventory and a small farm. Auction set for December 18th 1909 at 11 o'clock at the Court House door with terms including a cash under $10 credit on larger sums, overseen by administrators Grace Be Gaver George W Gaver Herman L Gaver. Real estate described as a desirable small farm to be sold by agent for the owner.
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