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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1905
Page
2
A vintage culinary page outlines methods for preparing wild duck including canvas back and redhead, detailing split method and rapid roast with wine sauce. It presents veal oysters, remnant tips, onions in white sauce, pigs in blankets, grilled oysters, toasted mallows, popcorn, and self rising batter for old fashioned pancakes.
Text describes making doughnuts fried in hot fat, cooling on brown paper, then rolling in powdered sugar. It also covers wassail, mulled wine, and a Southern nog, with recipe details and serving ideas. Mentions tobacco production and U.S. revenue context.
A sketchy excerpt presents Chauncey Depew as a global raconteur with a Georgia hotel anecdote about autograph requests. The piece then references 16th century English punishments for murder by burning, noting the grim details of execution methods and a single case of hanging and quartering.
Mr E G Caze of Canton Center Sout who served sixteen years in the U S Service says Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is king of all cough medicines for croup and colds. He notes it leaves no bed after effect and is reliable every time. available at L Pestre's Drug Store.
Prof Sylvester D Judd author of a pamphlet for the Department of Agriculture discusses the Bob White quail and its seven American species. He notes its distribution from New England to Florida and Texas, its calls, nesting, and a plan for habitat management to aid farming.
The article argues 1000 acres could yield greater revenue from quail than poultry in North Carolina. It notes licensed sellers receive payments, with Maryland Virginia and North Carolina officials charging per bird for hunting. It claims millions in value from proper quail crop management and that demand for quail meat is high.
The piece blends festive notes with winter weather as December nears its end. It mentions Christmas shops, New Year thoughts, weddings, dances, and community events including lectures, church activities, and local society pages. It notes money worries, eggnog, and town shop displays alongside rural county life and holiday preparations.
Testimonial from Allen C. Goanell of Frederick praising Doan’s Kidney Pills for curing four years of back ache after trying medicines plasters and doctors. He reports relief months ago and urges others to buy from Clinton E Maio’s drug store at 50 cents a bottle, Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents.
Frederick Maryland notices announce proposed paving on Market Street between Church and Second Streets and between Second and Third Streets. Commissioners will assess damages and costs for vitrified brick paving and kerb resetting with owner contributions by front feet. A shareholders meeting of Citizens National Bank is also scheduled to consider changing the Articles to allow 7 to 14 directors.
A notice invites regularly ordained clergy with no other occupation to apply for 1906 clerical orders. Applications must be endorsed by a railroad agent and sent to the General Passenger Agent in Baltimore. The merged West Virginia Central and Pillsburg Railway will honor orders on the line and branches. Bucklen's Arnica Salve is recommended for piles and injuries. 25c at A. I. Pearres drug-store.
An assortment of early 20th century Frederick listings includes a cafe and restaurant on Court Street with renovations under Mrs. Burek, a doll seller by Little More Than Tale's Price, Locust Level Dairy offering prompt delivery, a Florist in Thurmont, and real estate and mortgage ads from E. Cramer and D. V. Staurfer. Also features farm properties for sale near Petersville and Creagerstown, and various horses and household goods listings.
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