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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1906
Page
4
A historical column offers guidance on food preparation and kitchen practices. It highlights domestic routines, with references to household tasks, ingredients, and methods that reflect daily life and care in the home.
A preserved 19th or early 20th century collection lists detailed steps for Bavarian cream ice cream candy pudding butter scotch and apple based desserts. It includes method notes on coffee flavoring with gelatine and cream whipped to stiff peaks plus a German apple cake and several apple fillings for layer cake.
Readable text outlines baked apples filled with sugar nuts and a lemon vanilla meringue garnish. Also describes mushroom timbales with bread crumb milk and eggs served with cream sauce. Includes peanut brittle biscuit and breakfast coffee notes. Household tips follow.
The advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh as a constitutional disease. It details internal use to affect blood and mucous surfaces, offers $100 for any unsolved case, and promotes other remedies like Hall's Family Pills. Also mentions Electric Bitters for chronic dyspepsia and general weakness with a testimonial.
The article notes skating on ice and car racing on frozen water gaining popularity. It mentions athletes rigging tires with ropes to prevent slipping and describes skaters moving fast in breezy conditions, highlighting a novel blend of winter pastimes.
A breezy Chronicle column notes January weather shifts from warm spells to winter returns. Church revivals, social events, and town gatherings fill the week with concerts, sales, and forward planning. Mary Jane closes with a humorous London Globe anecdote about club manners.
Richmond Virginia January 26 to Elmer Haden a young Virginian who died in St. Louis last Sunday arrived at the Haden home in Palmyra The casket bore a physician's certificate that death was from measles aggravated by pneumonia Dr Heart Smith who examined the remains here found a wound to the head from a blunt instrument and a deep knife wound in the body Either wound could have caused death A brother of the deceased traveled to St Louis to investigate the case.
Washington January 25 Senator Fulton introduced a resolution authorizing payment of funeral expenses for the late Senator Muchell up to 547 dollars. The list includes fourth class postmasters in Jersey, Stockholm, Pittfield, Lywall, Powell, Wheeler, Ball, and Martin. The resolution was referred to the committee on contingent expenses.
In a contentious letter to the editor, a contributor defends the Shoemaker Good Lords Law and the 1901 Shoemaker bill. He argues state funded experimental roads under the State Geological department will educate the public on suitable road construction, while criticizing local commissioners for failing to improve county roads and urging cooperation with state efforts.
Article notes that bilious attacks reduce appetite for a day or more and can be warded off by taking Chamberisin's stomach medicine tablets. Sales promotion mentions A. L. Pearre's Drug Store as the outlet.
The text argues for competent state and county appointments and contrasts building up with tearing down. It urges delegates to Annapolis to focus on soil fertility scenery and city wealth, proposing county road work and boulevards funded by local riches to earn respect and avoid ridicule.
An advertisement claims Dean's Kidney Pills cure various kidney related illnesses from backache to urinary issues. It includes a testimonial from George W. Poole of Carroll Street near Gambrill's mill praising the product after a long history of kidney distress. For sale by Clinton E. Mann and all dealers, 40 cents.
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