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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1903
Page
4
Cooking tips and household remedies from a past era include cream chestnut pudding iced fruit pudding and apple pudding methods plus salfisy fritters burnt almonds and clam soup. Homemade floor wax baby bath and trouser cleaning tips mix with general health and food guidance. Recipes emphasize steps ingredients and simple home techniques with period tone.
January for the town brings reminiscences of old winters and new modern improvements. Snow and slush slow street life while coal bins tempt farmers and families alike. Socials, church events, and assorted meetings fill the week as the community notes deaths, weddings, and local progress.
William H. Crane returns to the Baltimore Academy of Music the week of January 19 in David Haram. The Westcott adaptation, in its third year, showcases Crane’s strong portrayal praised as one of the best on stage. The production features a robust cast with added Wednesday performances alongside Saturday.
A garbled passage references courage, future, catalogues, shelter, storm, and hoarding. It mentions a distant farm, a furor over shelter, and a question about what mankind carries to extreme ends. Incomplete text limits definite facts or names.
Timothy is hailed as the standard for work horses in a Ural experiment comparing timothy to alfalfa and lucerne. Six trials with paired horses show alfalfa preserves weight, costs less to feed, and produces sleeker, plumper horses, though flesh may seem less firm than on timothy. Teamsters note no work willingness difference, while alfalfa is more eagerly eaten.
A New Mexico traveler extols the Acoma Indians and their rock pueblo perched 300 feet above a flat landscape. The piece highlights adobe houses, dual ladders to the second story, corn grinding, pottery, and the picturesque, mythic appeal of visiting this “neturesque” people as reported by the New York Tribune.
Two burglars broke into a wealthy merchant’s home. After laborious entry they found the house county and their efforts in vain. The awakened master appeared, and after a moment of shock proposed a discreet silence and then showed them the door.
A report notes a newly appointed minister faced delays reaching his post due to numerous social engagements. He arrived at his destination and, after a single warning, requested a salary increase by cable at 2 PM.
Editor O H Downey of Churabusco proclaims Dr Kings Sew Discovery as the infallible remedy for coughs colds and grip claiming instant relief and guaranteed results with trials offered. The piece asserts the medicine prevents pneumonia and consumption and promises effective cures for weak lungs.
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