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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1910
Page
2
A fragmented cooking recipe piece describes making tomato and corn chowder with bacon onion carrots and canned corn then thickening with butter flour and hot water before adding potatoes and water crackers. It also outlines stewed salmon with butter flour sauce lemon juice and white sauce, plus a baking dough topping and serving suggestions.
An insubstantial note describes a viewing of Mergau plays in stereopticon views titled Great Passion. A visitor attended as the scene rose to its height, conveying a quiet, period theatrical moment with vague references to costume and audience reaction.
A garbled broadcast from This Morning mentions a crowded opening hour and a jumble of prices for fruits, vegetables, and groceries. Names and places blur into a chaotic list, but the gist is a chaotic market scene with broad price ranges and odd phrases amid the crowd.
Maurice R Steine of Woodsboro and E Stull of Thurmont were married at the Lutheran patronage service in Woodsboro on Thursday conducted by Rovt R. Si Poffinberger.
Frederick resident Buckey testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured his severe kidney and back complaints after Civil War hardships. He details frequent urination sediment in urine and weakness, stating three boxes at C E Main's drugstore restored health by 1907. Doan's pills sold by all dealers with Foster Milburn Co as agents.
A fragmented report traces the rise of stamp collecting led by notable figures like Sir William Avery and the Prince of Wales. It details Avery’s vast holdings, notable acquisitions in Bordeaux and Paris, and the high prices paid for rare items such as the West Australian Inverted and Padre stamps.
Master Charles Sotheron Howard Jr entertained the Frederick Athletic Club at the home of his parents on East Second Street last night. The young people enjoyed various party games and a candy prize went to Miss Blanche Git Roger. Several attendees and guests were listed by name in attendance.
At the meeting of the County Commissioners yesterday settlements were made with road supervisors and appointments were made including Lee.
A string of bereavements and funeral notices from the county lists the death of a widow linked with local society, plus multiple obituaries. Included are memorials for Mrs. Lewblanc and Mrs. Rus Kefauver, with services at local churches and interment at Zion cemetery. George Arn Groager, 76, a Frederick County native long in Washington, dies. Thelma Frances Danéberger, 12 weeks, dies of pneumonia. Annie Rogers, paralyzed, dies after nursing at New Market. funeral details follow.
The South Frederick Literary Society held a regular meeting on Friday afternoon January 21 with readings debates and recitations. Juvenile and Belles Society notes follow including program items and judges decisions reflecting student competitions and a forthcoming meeting.
An old notice touts a diuretic remedy sold by a druggist promising relief for various kidney and urinary ailments. It references patient misery, a suggested fifty cent treatment, and urges readers to try the potion for quick improvement.
A compact columnmixes local social notes with weather lore and upcoming events. It mentions a near icy spill on Carroll Creek, a cold comet sighting, church closings, and civic happenings in Frederick County, including bank talk, the Masonic Temple event, and plans for Lent programs.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a rental room reference, a possibly odd phrase with names MUNK and RAT, and unclear locality. The readable pieces suggest an itemized notice or classified snippet about a room rental with ambiguous parties and no concrete dates or addresses.
Public sale of a parcel in Feagaville near the Gull end road. The property includes 4 acres and 20 perches, with a good fence and a team-wide tract. The sale lists price at 6100.00 and requires cash on delivery to the buyer, with Lloyd C. Guler as agent.
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