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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1910
Page
2
A simple chocolate bread pudding recipe uses stale bread crumbs and milk with eggs. Mix two cups crumbs with milk and eggs, add grated chocolate sugar and salt, bake about forty minutes, then whip egg whites with sugar and vanilla to serve.
Recounted minutes and roll call as Literary Societies met after noon Friday. Debates and recitations featured, with judges appointed for the debate and plans set for January 21 meetings. Juvenile Society also met with recitations and decorations, adjourning to January 21.
Fragmented OCR shows a crowded market list with varied prices for fruits vegetables meats and dairy. It mentions apples pears cabbage beets radishes kale turnips carrots and more with per pound per quart and per bunch pricing notes.
Cy McDonald, star of the Winchester baseball team, says a Providence Providence Eastern League deal is not yet finalized. He plans no strikeouts this season, walks regularly, and weighs options from several minor league clubs while weighing offers and waiting word from club ownership.
The writer notes midwinter in Frederick with Venus bright in the West while calling for charity for the poor. Mentions legislative debates, women suffrage, local societies, Elks, Masonic events, and upcoming entertainments including oyster suppers, music, and Lake View activities.
A Frederick Baseball Club meeting of the Board of Governors, led by president J. Harry Groves, is set for Tuesday night January 18 at the Postal Telegraph office to map plans for a public meeting Friday night January 21. The aim is to organize support for the 1910 season and prepare for the new framework in Frederick.
The Senate debated resolutions to audit postmasters in Kentucky and Massachusetts over the Spalding claims. Senator Penrose denounced the petitions as meritless, citing law department opinions, while Senator Lodge noted Massachusetts audits and cost delays. Senator Hale warned the measures would force improper appropriations and urged a committee report.
Miss Maude Ramsburg of Woodeboro visits parents. Gail Ramsburg and Byron Zimmerman visit Mrs G D Surtier in Woodsboro. Mr and Mrs Charlie Zimmerman visit Mr and Mrs P Angleberger. Maude Ramsburg and family visit Bor Hacaba. Gail Ramsburg and Byron Zimmerman visit Mrs Calvie Harper. Davie Stone slaughters two fine porkers. Zion hosts a lecture Sunday at 2 PM. Mr and Mrs Granylle Holtsandeon visit. Mr and Mrs Esra Lightenith Frederick visit Wednesday. Harvey Wachterter improving after illness. Angleberger visit Tuesday evening. Zimmerman visited Frederick Sunday after ceremony. Mr and Mrs J P Angleberger visit Wednesday afternoon.
Readable fragments show bowling results with players Wall Joe and Kinae, listing scores and totals in a local match. Details are incomplete but indicate individual scores and a team total around 205.
An editorial style note extols a familiar medicine as a reliable remedy for backache urinary issues and general health. It mentions physicians pharmacists and a well known firm Pape Thompson and Pape as a large, responsible drug concern offering trusted treatment.
Independents form ticket for company annual election. Officers nominated for vote at the meeting held in West Guprey Street building. President Rosenstock and a long slate of officers and directors were proposed for the upcoming election on February 28.
Local paper notes a big show at the City Opera House featuring over 5,000 feet of latest motion pictures and a two part vaudeville act. The Biograph feature The Dancing Girl of Butte depicts a dancer hurt in the park and aided by a man who later helps reveal her forced past. The story ends with forgiveness and moral remains.
Julius C. Fisher a veteran railroad man died at Hagerstown. Frederick Dalms residence was burglarized. Baltimore county teachers start a campaign for higher salaries. Alexander C R Wilson of Hurst and Co Baltimore is dead. Scott Johnson convicted of the choir murder of James L McAllister sentenced to 18 years at Elkton. Somerset county reports unrest due to farmers and certificates. A Baltimore market case saw embezzlement of 89 dollars by Paige. Thomas A Chaipine sold Miss Elizabeth Markon's farm of 216 acres near Frederick Buckeystown to Eugene Sponcel ler. terms private.
Frederick residents recall a public endorsement of Doan's Kidney Pills after relief from longstanding kidney trouble. A local man testifies the remedy cured back and loin pain, scalding urine, and fatigue, saying he bought Doan's at H. Mata drug store and has not suffered since. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo, NY markets the product in the United States.
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