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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1910
Page
2
A jumble of recipes and kitchen instructions covers mock turtle soup duck with orange wild ducks sweetbreads and oysters cranberry preserves and paste making. It includes directions for stew boiling frying baking and sauce preparation with notes on timing and serving.
A bustling market scene with strong attendance and varied pricing. Readable listings cover fruits vegetables meats and dairy with specific per unit costs and several items noted as commonly available.
The piece blends February’s themes with local life in Frederick, noting groundhog forecasts, Lent approaching, church events, college terms, fairs, and social gaieties. It covers weather, theater, civic groups, fundraisers, and upcoming holidays, ending with plans for a skunk farm project and community optimism.
Baltimore's 15 tuberculin workers under Miss Ellen N La Motte report starting with 1,000 cases, visiting each and finding 1,000 more loci of infection. The effort aims to curb the spread, protect families, and reduce deaths from consumption in the city.
At Junior Hall the Frederick Athletic Club basketball quintet won 4 to 2 in the first half and 6 to 5 in the second against Wis arde. Players Comfort Howards-James Winebrener Hiatrieoh Howard Couter Ender Cramer Kert Zentz guard Maillisiz Griffin. Goals Winebrener Cramer Ender. Fouls Gilbert 3 Winebrener 2. Referee Maulsby.
Excavation work in Bynnewick, this county, reveals a labor strain as workers struggle with progress on a new round house project. The scene reflects early efforts and local employment impact during the construction phase.
Fragmentary report notes Captain John Qualwae’s death by a bear near Winchester in Queen Annes county and the hiring of an auction firm to develop the former Savings Bank site in Baltimore. It also mentions political figures Lewin W. Wickes and interviews on a state wide primary election law pushed by Governor Crothers.
An advertiser touts Rexall Mucu-Tone as a universal remedy for catarrh and consumption, claiming it strengthens the body to fight infection and reaches all parts via the bloodstream. The message asserts a thirty year physician-backed prescription, guarantees results, and offers the product for sale at 30 cents per bottle or four dollars for larger quantities in Frederick, with a local agent listed.
By order of the Orphans Court, the real estate of Barbara Ann Mantz and Mary Mantz is to be sold at public auction in Charles County Maryland. The property includes 10 acres near Rietie Huis with a modern dwelling and outbuildings, and the sale will occur February 13, 1910, with terms of payment including cash down and notes secured by the executor.
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