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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1908
Page
4
The text outlines making baked beans with hot buttered toast and paprika, thick meat sandwiches, lamb with rice and pepper, and custard puddings. It also mentions almond confections and a spiced lemon mustard blend, plus various cooking steps and measurements in a rough, era-like style.
The text presents a jumble of recipe fragments and culinary directions. It mentions ingredients like mutton, milk, suet, and curry, plus steps for chicken terrine and a veiled soup preparation. It reads as a garbled late 19th or early 20th century kitchen notebook with assorted dishes and measurements.
The piece recalls a lively Fourth of July with parades and festivities as townsfolk prepare for summer. It mentions summer reveries, dances, church outings, and the bustling arrival of visitors, with reflections on changes to local landmarks and community traditions.
Wyatt and Nolting invite proposals for additional structures at the Maryland tuberculosis sanatorium in Savilleville Frederick County. Plans include extended wards, dining and administration blocks, a power house, infirmary, laundry, kitchens, and stables, plus grounds and future extensions on the Blue Ridge site.
The article follows Fiddle Stummers, a Detroit American League pitcher, as romance with a college boy and athletic talent shape his path to professional baseball. Summers leaves Wabash College, joins Springfield, then Grand Rapids, Indianapolis, and finally Detroit for a major league salary.
English professional Braid wins with 291 total, 201 for four rounds, eclipsing prior scores and matching Vardon with four career titles. Others cited include Harry Vardon and Jack White as historic leaders in the era, with King noted for all round success and broad stroke totals.
Atlanta writer Joel Chandler Harris known as Uncle Remus is critically ill at his home in the Atlanta suburbs. Authorities note a dropsical condition and estimate his age about sixty.
A 1900s advertisement claims Chamberlain's Colie Cholera and Diarrhosa remedy could have saved 8100.00 for a person showing a severe diarrheal attack. The testimonial mentions Ferrar of Cat falaned and notes the product sold at Pearto's Modern Pharmacy on Main Street.
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